SUSTAINABILITY VALUE CHAIN IN BIOECONOMICS

The concept of bioeconomics covers all sectors of the economy, including agriculture, which supplies renewable resources: plants, animals, microorganisms and their processed products. The goal is a transition to an economy that is independent of fossil fuels and non-renewable resources. Agriculture...

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Main Authors: N. Penev, Y. Andreev
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Language:English
Published: Trakia University 2020-12-01
Series:Trakia Journal of Sciences
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Online Access:http://tru.uni-sz.bg/tsj/TJS%20-%20Suppl.1,%20Vol.18,%202020/98_N.Penev.pdf
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description The concept of bioeconomics covers all sectors of the economy, including agriculture, which supplies renewable resources: plants, animals, microorganisms and their processed products. The goal is a transition to an economy that is independent of fossil fuels and non-renewable resources. Agriculture and forestry, fisheries and aquaculture, as well as the conversion of biotechnological biomass and biological waste, are central to the multilateral new value chain. The processing industry uses renewable resources in various products, in particular, due to the industrial application of biotechnological and microbiological processes, especially in the chemical industry. This also applies to the food, woodworking, paper, construction, leather, and textile industries, as well as parts of the pharmaceutical and energy industries. Thus, the cyclic system and the storage of reusable waste are also included in the bioeconomic system. The aim of our study is to study the degree of development of sustainable value chains in bioeconomics.
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spelling doaj-art-6a2f782c365c47089308c2693fc3f6652025-08-20T03:44:29ZengTrakia UniversityTrakia Journal of Sciences1313-35512020-12-0118Suppl. 161461810.15547/tjs.2020.s.01.098SUSTAINABILITY VALUE CHAIN IN BIOECONOMICSN. PenevY. AndreevThe concept of bioeconomics covers all sectors of the economy, including agriculture, which supplies renewable resources: plants, animals, microorganisms and their processed products. The goal is a transition to an economy that is independent of fossil fuels and non-renewable resources. Agriculture and forestry, fisheries and aquaculture, as well as the conversion of biotechnological biomass and biological waste, are central to the multilateral new value chain. The processing industry uses renewable resources in various products, in particular, due to the industrial application of biotechnological and microbiological processes, especially in the chemical industry. This also applies to the food, woodworking, paper, construction, leather, and textile industries, as well as parts of the pharmaceutical and energy industries. Thus, the cyclic system and the storage of reusable waste are also included in the bioeconomic system. The aim of our study is to study the degree of development of sustainable value chains in bioeconomics.http://tru.uni-sz.bg/tsj/TJS%20-%20Suppl.1,%20Vol.18,%202020/98_N.Penev.pdfvalue chainscyclic bioeconomicsclosed cycle bioeconomicsprospects of the bioeconomy
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SUSTAINABILITY VALUE CHAIN IN BIOECONOMICS
Trakia Journal of Sciences
value chains
cyclic bioeconomics
closed cycle bioeconomics
prospects of the bioeconomy
title SUSTAINABILITY VALUE CHAIN IN BIOECONOMICS
title_full SUSTAINABILITY VALUE CHAIN IN BIOECONOMICS
title_fullStr SUSTAINABILITY VALUE CHAIN IN BIOECONOMICS
title_full_unstemmed SUSTAINABILITY VALUE CHAIN IN BIOECONOMICS
title_short SUSTAINABILITY VALUE CHAIN IN BIOECONOMICS
title_sort sustainability value chain in bioeconomics
topic value chains
cyclic bioeconomics
closed cycle bioeconomics
prospects of the bioeconomy
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