Building Better Operational Groups:
Capacity Building Webinar on Bio-Based Innovation
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16 June ─ Online Event

Other Networks

BBioNets recognises the value of collaborating with well-established platforms and makes a point of aligning its efforts with networks that share similar goals. Joining forces allows to pool a wealth of expertise, and promotes greater knowledge exchange, stronger partnerships, and more innovative solutions, driving progress across the bioeconomy.
Biorefine Cluster Europe logo
The Biorefine Cluster Europe (BCE) is an open-access, free-of-charge collaborative platform between EU projects dealing with bio-based circular economy. Currently, the BCE counts more than 40 EU running projects, half of which with a focus on nutrient recycling and recovery. The BCE is also the main organiser of high-level conferences, such as the European Sustainable Nutrient Initiative (ESNI) and the Biorefine Conference, which interconnect key actors in the field of nutrient recycling to keep high the topic in the EU Circular Economy Agenda.
Rural Bioeconomy Alliance logo
Launched on 31st May 2023, the Rural Bioeconomy Alliance (RBA) is a cluster of European-funded projects, aimed at accelerating and supporting the development of circular rural Bioeconomy initiatives in the EU. With a focus on rural sustainable circular bioeconomy initiatives, the RBA investigates, develops and analyses success stories, best practices, pilots, including ways to increase the adoption of circular bioeconomy concepts, mainly in rural areas.
EU-FarmBook logo
EU-FarmBook is a Horizon Europe project that is working at regional, national, and European (EU) levels to build an Online Platform, gathering and sharing agriculture and forestry knowledge. It offers an interactive, multi-lingual meeting place for agriculture and forestry communities, giving access to trustworthy knowledge objects according to findable, accessible, interoperable, and reusable (FAIR) data principles.
AKIS Connect logo
AKISConnect, a joint venture by modernAKIS and ATTRACTISS EU projects, is an online platform, where actors from all over Europe converge to leverage the power of Agricultural Knowledge and Innovation Systems (AKIS). It serves as a dynamic platform aimed at fostering collaboration, empowering local communities, and facilitating cross-country cooperation to drive transformative change in agricultural practices and innovation. The goal is to create a vibrant ecosystem where diverse stakeholders actively contribute to advancing agricultural knowledge and innovation across Europe.
EU-FarmBook logo
Plataforma de Asesores AKIS (AKIS Advisors Platform) is a digital platform created by the Spanish Ministry of Agriculture, Fisheries, and Food (MAPA) with the aim of facilitating a meeting point and knowledge exchange among the actors of the Agricultural Knowledge and Innovation System (AKIS) at the national level. It provides various repositories of information of interest to AKIS actors, especially agri-food advisors, as well as communication and knowledge exchange tools among them; a comprehensive calendar of courses and events; and an extensive media library. It features an Advisory Service for Advisors, a list of available public funding opportunities and a list of Operational Groups (OGs) and their projects, goals, results and contact data.
EU-FarmBook logo
CAP Network Ireland strives to bring Ireland’s Common Agricultural Policy (CAP) Strategic Plan to life. Their scope covers four areas:
• Research - They collect, analyse and share activities carried out under the CSP.
• Communication & Networking - They promote opportunities, facilitate peer learning, knowledge exchange and stakeholder engagement
• Management & Implementation - Through their collaboration with the Department of Agriculture, Food and Marine (DAFM), they monitor, report, and evaluate the strides taken within the CSP.
• Innovation - They run an innovation hub to facilitate knowledge exchange, share opportunities for collaboration and bring innovations closer to on-the-ground application.
CAP Network Ireland is co-funded by the European Union and the Government of Ireland Department of Agriculture, Food and the Marine.

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