Linear economy model: The consequences Climate change and global warming are mainly caused by the burning of finite fossil resources, where carbon dioxide, among other pollutants, is released into the atmosphere. Additionally, the traditional linear economy model, where raw materials are transformed into products, used and then discarded, contributes both directly and indirectly to the…
read moreThrough an innovative collaboration between civil society actors, the municipal authority and industry, local organic waste is utilised and turned into pellets feeding the biomass boiler of a municipal building, a kindergarten. Specifically, the
read moreEver wondered why the gender gap persists in STEM fields worldwide, despite women's strides in education? The International Day of Women & Girls in Science sheds light on this issue, symbolizing a push towards a more inclusive future. Significant milestones include the 2011 report by the Commission on the Status of Women advocating for women's…
read moreThe Horizon Europe Project BioRural launches its online Toolkit! Great news from the Horizon Europe project BioRural: The
read moreFirst National Workshop in Greece: The sustainability of rural areas in Karditsa in the era of the climate crisis A practical workshop that aims to find sustainable solutions for the rural areas of Karditsa through the presentation of good practices and applied circular bio-economy solutions is organized by incommon on Thursday, November 16, 10.00-14.00 (Kierion…
read moreThe BioRural annual project meeting held in Rome, Italy, on 9-10 October, brought together representatives from all our 19 partner organizations for a two-day event, marking an important opportunity for connections, discussions and planning of our next steps. Let's go through the meeting's highlights, key activities and outcomes of this important gathering! Day 1: Kicking…
read moreAre you ready to embark on a journey of discovery and innovation, harnessing the power of nature for a sustainable future? The BioRural project invites you to participate in a series of online workshops that will broaden your horizons and equip you with the tools to positively impact our planet. Biochemicals and Biomaterials Workshop: October…
read moreBioRural continues to create opportunities for collaboration and exchange of knowledge with projects around Bioeconomy, strengthening its network! Creating synergies means creating opportunities At BioRural, we are committed to creating a sustainable and thriving bioeconomy by fostering collaborations and networking within the industry. We are excited to share some recent developments that highlight our efforts…
read moreWelcome to another update from BioRural, where we share the latest events attended by our dedicated partners who are actively promoting our project's mission throughout Europe! We are thrilled to showcase their efforts and emphasise the impact we're making in advancing Bioeconomy and Circular Economy. Let's dive into the highlights of their recent engagements! April…
read moreWe are thrilled to share some exciting news with you – the BioRural Toolkit, a significant milestone in our project, will be officially launched in September 2023!
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