BioÉire Results Launch

Next Steps for the Irish bioeconomy: supply, demand, business and research considerations – Teagasc Food Research Centre, Ashtown – 20 March 2017

• BioEire Results Launch Agenda (PDF)

Presentations

• Welcome and Introduction (PDF) – Dr. Maeve Henchion, Teagasc
• The bigger picture context: a bioeconomy perspective from the OECD (PDF, 1.4MB) – Dr. Jim Philp, Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development
• Impact of regulation on feedstock availability for the bioeconomy (PDF) – Dr. Kevin McDonnell, University College Dublin
• Market Making Issues in the Bioeconomy (PDF) – Paul O’Reilly, Dublin Institute of Technology
• BioÉire Delphi Results: value chain opportunities for the Irish bioeconomy (PDF) – Dr. Laura Devaney, Teagasc
• The business case: support framework conditions and considerations (PDF) – Bart Bonsall, tcbb RESOURCE
• The role of county councils in developing a high value rural bioeconomy (PDF, 1.5MB) – Anthony Fitzgerald, Tipperary County Council
• The way forward: connecting business and research through funding opportunities (PDF) – Patrick Barrett, Department of Agriculture, Food and the Marine
• Beyond BioÉire: the active bioeconomy space, workshop results and next steps (PDF) – Dr. Maeve Henchion, Teagasc

Related Content

• ESR Article: Reflecting on a Bioeconomy Policy Agenda for Ireland
• The Irish Bioeconomy: input supply perspective (PDF, 3.1MB)
• BioÉire Delphi Results Report (PDF, 1.42MB)
• Eurochoices Article: Good Governance in the Bioeconomy
• TResearch-Winter2015 Article on page 34 (PDF): The Future is Bio (shortlisted for Guild of Agricultural Journalism Award 2016)
• Global Value Chain Case Study (PDF)
• Making the Bioeconomy Market: A Review of International Literature (PDF)
• BioÉire Feasibility Analysis: Preliminary Assessment of Delphi Value Chains (PDF)
• Example of BioÉire Delphi survey instrument: Round 1 (PDF)