Guide international cooperation for the development of a global and sustainable bioeconomy
Bioeconomy needs to be part of future-oriented public debates at international level. Various global governments are in the process of implementing their own bioeconomy strategies and have aligned to create an International Bioeconomy Forum (IBF).
The aim of IBF is to provide a flexible multilateral instrument for international cooperation, specific to the bioeconomy, capable of adapting to emerging global needs and to contribute to the achievement of global objectives.
The general concept of the IBF is a co-owned platform, organised in ad-hoc working groups, to guide international cooperation on a limited number of R&I priorities and horizontal activities which are crucial for the development of a global, sustainable bioeconomy and addressing related global challenges (like sustainable food security, etc.).
For more information please check the IBF concept note.
Shaping a Sustainable
Future Together
International Bioeconomy Forum
A Global Platform for Sustainable Collaboration
The International Bioeconomy Forum (IBF) is a multilateral platform created by global governments to foster international cooperation on bioeconomy initiatives. Its flexible, co-owned structure allows it to adapt to emerging global needs and focus on key research and innovation priorities. By organizing ad-hoc working groups, the IBF aims to address critical global challenges, such as sustainable food security, and contribute to the development of a sustainable global bioeconomy.
