Sister projects
- BioRural: https://biorural.eu/
- RuralBioUp: https://www.ruralbioup.eu/
- MainstreamBIO: https://mainstreambio-project.eu/
Rural Bioeconomy Alliance (RBA)
The Rural Bioeconomy Alliance (RBA) is a cluster of European-funded projects aimed at accelerating and supporting the development of circular rural Bioeconomy initiatives in the EU. The involved projects are:
- BioRural (https://biorural.eu/)
- MainstreamBIO (https://mainstreambio-project.eu/)
- P2Green (https://p2green.eu/)
- RELIEF (https://relief.uop.gr/)
- RuralBioUp (https://www.ruralbioup.eu/)
- SCALE-UP (https://www.scaleup-bioeconomy.eu/)
- COOPID (https://coopid.eu/)
- BioModel4Regions (https://www.biomodel4regions.eu/)
- ShapingBio (https://www.shapingbio.eu/)
- CEE2ACT (https://www.cee2act.eu/)
- ROBIN (https://robin-project.eu/)
With a focus on rural sustainable circular bioeconomy initiatives, the RBA investigates, develops and analyses success stories, best practices, pilots, including ways to increase the adoption of circular bioeconomy concepts, mainly in rural areas. The goal of the cluster is to speed up growth of bioeconomy by sharing knowledge on project outcomes and supporting dissemination and communication activities related to the existing knowledge of bioeconomy.
Where do we focus?
The cluster's primary focus is the development of bioeconomy in rural areas. As a result, all projects must have a significant or sole focus on rural areas across the EU. RBA members can benefit from communication and dissemination advantages, to technical validation, exploitation and replication, but also potential policy recommendations for the European Commission. This includes the exchange of insights and knowledge on innovative technological developments, information exchange on success stories and pilots, common organisation of workshops and seminars, and more.
Our activities
Members of the Rural Bioeconomy Alliance will have the opportunity to share knowledge with a wider audience, be featured on a dedicated page on each project's website and participate in joint presentations at high-level events and conferences. Moreover, the cluster is expected to receive valuable technical insights from the sector providing valuable feedback for each project’s outcomes. The RBA also provides a forum to discuss potential policy recommendations for the European Commission in support of shaping the future of bioeconomy in Europe. By working together, members of the RBA can accelerate the development of circular rural Bioeconomy initiatives in the EU and contribute to a sustainable future.
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Information
This project has received funding from the European Union’s Horizon Europe research and innovation programme under grant agreement No 101060264. The information and views set out in this report are those of the author(s) and do not necessarily reflect the official opinion of the European Union. Neither the European Union institutions and bodies nor any person acting on their behalf may be held responsible for the use which may be made of the information contained therein.