Perennial plants, such as the cup plant, are multifunctional. Utilizing cup plant for fiber or bioenergy production has a positive effect on local humus structure as well as biodiversity.
There are many valuable secondary raw materials that can be recovered from wastewater and sewage sludge.
Cutting edge plant technology allows pioneers of the bioeconomy to shine on the innovation front.
Bioeconomical utilization pathways and products make it possible to utilize diverse crop mixtures and promote biodiversity.
In a sustainable bioeconomy, microalgae and other microorganisms have a variety of potential uses and applications.
Cultivating lentils –an important source of plant-based protein- with a special strain of Rhizobiaceae bacteria improved their growth requirements.
New utilization pathways can upgrade residues from agricultural cultivation.
By combining innovative technologies, it is possible to capture CO2 from the atmosphere and make it usable as raw material.
Excellent research institutions and universities in Baden-Württemberg are working on the establishment of a circular economy and the turnaround of raw materials.
Forests bind CO2 and provide some of the most important raw materials. Valorizing even low value material flows is possible through bioeconomical processes.
The consistent collection of waste as well as recycling-friendly designs of consumer goods allow for the efficient use of resources and a circular economy.
Sustainable Bioeconomy Strategy Baden Württemberg
Due to the bioeconomy, sustainable production and the utilization of biological resources are gaining importance. The bioeconomy connects ecology and economy with technological as well as social questions. These reasons motivated the implementation of the Sustainable Bioeconomy Strategy in 2019.
On this page, you will find links to information concerning the state strategy, funding opportunities, and invitations for competition submissions, as well as relevant definitions and examples of already implemented solutions.
This website will work to connect relevant stakeholders and guide users to current topics, events, and dates important to the bioeconomy in Baden-Württemberg.
