BioGoLocal

We already know the detailed programs for training sessions and initial programs for workshops within the project „BioGoLocal – Implementing Circular Bioeconomy in Practice at Local Level” (October, November 2023) have just been announced!

Polish and Norwegian experts – practisioners and profesors representing renowned univerities present the essence of the bioeconomy and the development chances offered to counties and communes interested in maximizing the positive effects from the bio economical potential. We offer both practical and theoretical sessions.

Public entities, enterpreneurs, business support organizations and representatives of the civil society are welcome to get to know our educational offer.

The programs for the Starachowicki County could be found HERE

The programs for the Sandomierski County could be found HERE

You can register for the training sessions and the workshops by contacting:

Karolina Fularczyk
Expert, Foundation PRO CIVIS
k.fularczyk@procivis.org.pl
tel. 574 509 142

There is only a limited number of available places! (possibility to participate online by ZOOM)

The project „BioGoLocal – Implementing Circular Bioeconomy in Practice at Local Level” is financed by the Fund for Bilateral Relations of the European Economic Area Financial Mechanism 2014-2021 and Norwegian Financial Mechanism 2014-2021 (“BILATERAL INITIATIVES IN THE AREA OF GREEN TRANSITION”).

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BioGoLocal

“Implementing Circular Bioeconomy in Practice at Local Level” is the new project the PRO CIVIS Foundation will execute jointly with the Ressurs & Miljø AS (Oslo, Norway) between June 2023 and May 2024.

The project activities are addressed to the local and regional authorities from the Świętokrzyskie Region, Poland. Norwegian and Polish experts will present the already existing good cases and jointly – with the local societies – work out the concepts for making bioeconomy successfully work at local levels.

The focus of the project activities will be placed on the needed linkages between policy initiatives on local level and the establishment of new SMEs making business from bioeconomy, especially in the sectors of:

renewable energy
thermal biomass
biorefinery processes (bio char, biogas)
and wood products.

The developed concepts will constitute the process innovation – meaning the model for the implementation of new cooperation method leading to local benefits from the bioeconomy operations.

The project is financed by the Fund for Bilateral Relations of the European Economic Area Financial Mechanism 2014-2021 and Norwegian Financial Mechanism 2014-2021 (“BILATERAL INITIATIVES IN THE AREA OF GREEN TRANSITION”).