BIOECONOMY IN THE 21ST CENTURY: INNOVATIONS FOR A SUSTAINABLE GLOBAL ECONOMY
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bioeconomy, sustainability, biotechnology, circular economy, bio-based materials, synthetic biology, precision agriculture, biofuels, green innovation, climate change mitigation.Abstract
This article explores the evolving role of the bioeconomy in the 21st century as a catalyst for sustainable global development. It outlines how innovations in biotechnology, bio-based materials, and waste-to-value systems are transforming industries by reducing dependence on fossil fuels and promoting circular resource use. The article also addresses the socio-economic opportunities and policy challenges associated with scaling the bioeconomy, emphasizing its potential to contribute to climate change mitigation, job creation, and sustainable rural development.
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