Stakeholder Engagement in the Co-Design of Regional Bioeconomy Strategies

This article presents a guideline for establishing Regional Bioeconomy Hubs to engage stakeholders in co-designing regional bioeconomy strategies.

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Contribution detail info

Location
  • Europe
Authors
  • Nora Hatvani
  • Laura García Laverde
  • Daniela Thrän
  • Nora Szarka
  • Orest Kiyko
  • Mykhailo Ilkiv
  • Danka Moravcíková
  • Eva Cudlínová
  • Ákos Koós
  • Aleksandra Luks
  • Ignacio Martín Jimenez
Purpose
  • Decision-making support
  • Dissemination
  • Education/Training
  • Monitoring
File type
Document
File size
6.22 MB
Created on
21-04-2023
Origin language
English
Official project website
POWER4BIO
License
Other

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