Browse through a set of 16 projects, funded under the EU’s Horizon 2020, which have used bio-based innovation to develop high-value market applications.

Bio-based innovation can potentially contribute to building a bioeconomy that will reduce dependence on fossil feedstocks and help to meet the EU’s climate goals, while at the same time relieving pressure on ecosystems and creating green jobs.

Look out for EIP-AGRI’s upcoming workshop on ‘Opportunities for farm diversification in the circular bioeconomy’ on 6-7 February 2019 in Vilnius, Lithuania.