Perspectives on Bioeconomy : Cases from the ERDI Partner Regions
Mastalka, Martin; Timonen, Liisa (2017)
2017
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http://urn.fi/URN:ISBN:978-952-275-245-1
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http://urn.fi/URN:ISBN:978-952-275-245-1
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Mastalka M., Timonen L., (2017). Perspectives on Bioeconomy : Cases from the ERDI Partner Regions. -, Karelia University of Applied Sciences, University of Pardubice. URN:ISBN:978-952-275-245-1
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ERDI - Empowering Regional Development and Innovations -project aims for better graduate employability and improved competitiveness of the regional economy to gain better income in the future. The Eastern- and Northern European partner regions from Czech, Finland, Hungary, Netherlands and Slovakia as well as the associated partner region in Canada struggle with economic and social challenges. Remote rural regions suffer from decreasing economy, unemployment and migration.
This issue, Perspectives on Bioeconomy – Cases from the ERDI Partner Regions, provides a baseline for the development of bioeconomy within the ERDI project and more widely. This publication is a result of the work package 1, Current State Analyses, combining outputs 1 and 2, regional background and SWOT analyses. The case studies provide a versatile picture of the ERDI entity including the regional scope to bioeconomy, strengths and opportunities of development in each of regions, regional key players and the identified educational needs. This study formulates a base especially for creating and expanding the ERDI business networks and knowledge alliances.
This issue, Perspectives on Bioeconomy – Cases from the ERDI Partner Regions, provides a baseline for the development of bioeconomy within the ERDI project and more widely. This publication is a result of the work package 1, Current State Analyses, combining outputs 1 and 2, regional background and SWOT analyses. The case studies provide a versatile picture of the ERDI entity including the regional scope to bioeconomy, strengths and opportunities of development in each of regions, regional key players and the identified educational needs. This study formulates a base especially for creating and expanding the ERDI business networks and knowledge alliances.