Noun
bioeconomy (plural bioeconomies)
An economy based on biotechnology
Aalto University and VTT Technical Research Centre of Finland Ltd will set up a competence center for materials bioeconomy called CERES to develop new materials for securing a sustainable future. Source: Internet
He pointed out that “Indeed, a well-crafted bioeconomy strategy will invariably address about a half of the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs)” Source: Internet
A 2015 USDA study of the bioeconomy found that the biobased products industry generates $369 billion and 4 million jobs each year for our economy. Source: Internet
Cooperation between Aalto University and VTT creates a unique foundation for new bioeconomy innovations. Source: Internet
Although the development of such inventories is key to driving the future Northern bioeconomy, there are significant obstacles to doing such work manually. Source: Internet
In 2008, the bioeconomy employed 20.76 million Europeans. Source: Internet