Monitoring Bioeconomy

The hub for bioeconomy monitoring

Online now: The hub for bioeconomy monitoring! © Ivan Kmit | AdobeStock

Decorative image The hub for bioeconomy monitoring

Monitoring bioeconomy

Performance and trends of the German bioeconomy.

© Projektträger Jülich

Decorative image Performance and trends of the German bioeconomy.

A monitoring toolbox is crucial. — © hvostik16 | AdobeStock

Meghan Beck-O'Brien

University of Kassel
– CESR

Hanna Helander

University of Kassel – CESR

Benchmarking indicators with target values for monitoring. — © Nuthawut | AdobeStock

Stefan Bringezu

University of Kassel – CESR

Innovation can improve the bioeconomy. — © Gajus | AdobeStock

Sven Wydra

Frauenhofer ISI

with contributions from

Meghan Beck-O'Brien

University of Kassel – CESR

Stakeholder participation for monitoring. — © boonchok | AdobeStock

Walther Zeug

UFZ – Helmholtz-Centre for Environmental Research

National consumption footprint is a tool for monitoring. — © Ovidiu | AdobeStock

Rüdiger Schaldach

Meghan Beck-O'Brien

Anna Schomberg

Hanna Helander

University of Kassel
– CESR

Material flow analysis is a tool for monitoring. — © Memed ÖZASLAN | AdobeStock

Hanna Helander

University of Kassel – CESR

supply chain management and certification for monitoring. — © magele-picture | AdobeStock

Meghan Beck-O'Brien

University of Kassel
– CESR

Jan Henke

Meo Carbon Solutions

Remote sensing with a satelite. — © Paopano | AdobeStock

Ilze Dzene

Jayan Wijesingha

University of Kassel – Grassland Science and
Renewable Plant Resources

Ana Cabezas

Phuntsho

GRAS – Global Risk Assessment Services

LCA Life cycle assement as a tool for monitoring. — © Stratocaster | AdobeStock

Susanne Köppen

Horst Fehrenbach

Silvana Bürck

Institut für Energie - und Umweltforschung – ifeu

Clemens Mostert

Anna Schomberg

University of Kassel – CESR

Material flow analysis