2.2 Vision

The Bioeconomy Strategy extends to 2035.

VISION OF THE BIOECONOMY STRATEGY 2035

Sustainably towards higher value added

The timeline of the Bioeconomy Strategy is consistent with Finland’s carbon neutrality targets.

The effects of the increase in value added are widely visible. Improving output and productivity will increase value added.

The parameters for the increase in value added are the quality of work and the pay level, which reflect degree of education. The aim is that jobs will develop and new ones will be created with increasing investments. It would appear that development will not significantly increase jobs, but measures should ensure that the current number of jobs is maintained and the jobs are developed. Growth will be generated through improved work productivity based on technological development. These solutions can be used both in Finland and as engines for export growth.

2.1 Definition of bioeconomy in Finland

2.3 Objectives

The Finnish Bioeconomy Strategy 1. Premises for the update ›

1.1 Changes in the operating environment ›1.2 Review of the bioeconomy ›1.3 Bioeconomy interfaces with other strategies ›1.4 Holistic sustainability and equity of the bioeconomy ›1.5 Education and competence ›1.6 Environmental health and occupational safety in the bioeconomy ›

2. Vision and strategic objectives ›

2.1 Definition of bioeconomy in Finland ›2.2 Vision ›2.3 Objectives ›2.4 Strategic focus areas ›

3. Measures ›

3.1 Higher value added from the bioeconomy ›3.2 Strong competence and technology base ›3.3 Competitive operating environment ›3.4 Usability and sustainability of bioresources and other ecosystem services ›3.5 Increasing value added in different sectors ›

4. Monitoring ›

4.1 Management of strategy implementation ›4.2 Monitoring of the strategy and measures ›

5. Appendices ›References ›

Interfaces with other strategies ›