Prospects and Challenges of Bioeconomy Sustainability Assessment

• Andere auteurs: D'Adamo, Idiano (Redacteur), Gastaldi, Massimo (Redacteur)
• Formaat: Elektronisch Hoofdstuk
• Taal: Engels
• Gepubliceerd in: Basel MDPI - Multidisciplinary Digital Publishing Institute 2023
• Onderwerpen: Development economics & emerging economies; AHP; bioeconomy; biomethane; energy community; Italy; point scale; stakeholders' engagement; sustainability; agrarian extractivism; cheap food; food regime; Latin America; social-ecological transformation; soy; environmental awareness; behavior change; SWOT analysis; qualitative analysis; education for sustainable development; green movement; environmentalism; environmental science; environmental education; communication; stakeholders; reporting; bibliometric review; sustainability reporting; sustainability performance; indicators; multi-criteria decision analysis; policy implications; Sustainable Development Goals; carbon capture and storage; aqueous bases; reactor design; chemical absorption; FTIR; absorption capacity; in-line measurements; 3D-printed reactors; digital innovation hub; value proposition canvas; ecosystem sustainability; digital transformation; model-based design; cyber-physical system; collaboration platform; microbial bioremediation; cost of bioremediation; bioremediation industry; COD solubilization; chemo sonic pretreatment; biohydrogen; specific energy; biomass; biotechnology; agro-ecology; territorial development; cluster analysis; bioplastic; lactic acid; PLA; poly(lactic acid); cellulose; lignocellulose; cow manure; circular economy; bioeconomy education; bioeconomy learning; higher education; vocational education and training; n/a; interval-valued intuitionistic fuzzy sets; distance measure; closeness coefficient; barriers; MADA; biofuel sector; sustainable agriculture; multi-criteria decision making; TOPSIS; social LCA; life-cycle costing; bioenergy; biorefinery; industry 4.0; agri-food supply chain; agri-food 4.0 supply chain; agri-food 4.0; supply chain 4.0; food waste management; water management; agriculture 4.0; LAC region; bibliometric analysis; biofuels; R software; sustainable supply chain management; sustainable development; social responsibility; environmental issues; water quality; pollutant; surface water; monitoring; Pakistan; drinking water; 2030 Agenda; natural resources; participation; microorganisms; energy; biocatalysis; biotransformation; industrial applications; circular bioeconomy; greenhouse gas; biomass production; second-generation bio-fuels; environment; climate change; pigs; soya bean; grass; protein; biogas; lignin; straw; heating; NaOH; pretreatment; sustainalist; sustainable revolution; SDG; quality of life; sustainalism
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The bioeconomy-using renewable bio-resources from the soil and sea to produce food, materials and energy-supports the achievement of sustainable development goals. Its scope is very broad as it involves primary production sectors (agriculture) and sectors that use these resources (manufacture of foo...