by nsotiriou | 26 Mar, 2026 | news
In Romania’s Centru Region and Sibiu County, circular bioeconomy development remains at an early stage, despite the presence of important local resources and clear regional needs. Challenges linked to residual biomass, organic waste, neglected marginal lands, landfill...
by nsotiriou | 26 Mar, 2026 | news
The Podkarpackie Region faces a number of practical challenges linked to circular bioeconomy development. These include the low use of biomass, especially agricultural waste that often remains unused, the high fragmentation of farms, which makes scaling solutions more...
by nsotiriou | 26 Mar, 2026 | news
Vojvodina is a region with strong agricultural potential and significant biomass availability, but it also faces a complex set of challenges linked to agriculture, renewable energy, and environmental protection. In particular, the region holds untapped potential in...
by nsotiriou | 26 Mar, 2026 | news
Campania is a region with strong bioeconomy potential, but also with deep environmental, social, and economic challenges. These include land contamination linked to the legacy of eco-mafia activities, the underuse of important biomass streams such as buffalo manure,...
by nsotiriou | 26 Mar, 2026 | news
The Pannonian Region in Croatia has strong potential for circular bioeconomy development, particularly through its agricultural base and the availability of biomass and by-products. At the same time, the region faces several challenges, including underutilised...
