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Interfaces with other strategies

The update of the Bioeconomy Strategy examined a wide range of national and EU level strategies and policy programmes that have an interface with the bioeconomy. There is an exceptionally large number of these as shown in the images below. A great deal of attention is focused on the bioeconomy and there are an abundance of wishes related to it, but there are also considerable cross-pressures both in Finland and in the EU.

Figure 2. The bioeconomy has interfaces with a large number of other national strategies and programmes

A competitive operating environment

Higher value added from bioeconomy

A strong competence and technology base

Usability and sustainability of bioresurces and other ecosystems

Other cross-sectoral

 

Figure 3. Finland’s Bioeconomy Strategy under EU review, especially in comparison to the EU Bioeconomy
Strategy, but also for a significant number of other strategies, programmes and funding instruments.

 

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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 ›