Overview
BioINSouth focuses on supporting regional environmental sustainability assessment for bio-based sectors to improve innovation, industries, and inclusivity in Southern Europe. The project operates through regional hubs across multiple regions including Andalusia, Asturias, Campania, Centro, Cyprus, Nouvelle-Aquitaine, Peloponnese, and Slovenia.
In the news
- The 2nd BioINSouth Forum in Seville hosted Virginia Puzzolo, who is always to the point! 🔆 Through the keynote speech "The Bioeconomy and the Green Transition for a competitive and resilient EU" and the participation in the Round Table "Why is a BioSouth Initiative needed?", Dr. Puzzolo highlighted some important messages: 🟠 Bioeconomy is a competitiveness agenda, not only an environmental agenda 🟠 Circular Bio-based Europe Joint Undertaking (CBE JU) is the EU instrument turning bioeconomy strategy into deployment 🟠 We move
- Extremely interesting insights by Luisa Mascia concerning the positioning of Circular Bio-based Europe Joint Undertaking (CBE JU) on Blue Foods developmlent ⬅️ Indeed, many of our #BioINSouthHUB exist within the Mediterranean Basin, struck hard by many invasive species like the blue crab and lionfish. Our HUBs' stakeholders believe that behind any problem lies an opportunity.
- This is the #BioINSouth effect! 🌿 We are extremely happy, to see the #Asturias #BioINSouthHUB flourishing! #AsturCirc is a reality that aims to transform the regional #bioeconomy landscape in Asturias!
- Thank you, Mar Cátedra Cerón, for opening the 2nd BioINSouth Forum in Seville The 2nd BioINSouth Forum opened in #Seville with an institutional welcome by Mar Cátedra Cerón, Technical Advisor at the Regional Ministry of Agriculture, Fisheries, Water and Rural Development of #Andalusia. Her intervention helped frame the Forum within Andalusia’s strong commitment to the #circular #bioeconomy, highlighting the importance of connecting regional priorities with European collaboration, #policy action and shared learning. 📍 As
- This is another reason why we need a #BioSouth Initiative! We need Southern Europe to become more resilient and this means more #biobased And the Mediterranean #bioeconomy is also a bridge-builder to Africa and Middle East Agata Kotkowska Peter Wehrheim Wolfgang Munch Wim Haentjens Nicoló Giacomuzzi-Moore
- Today’s weather snapshot across the eight #BioINSouth regional HUBs tells an interesting story. At first glance, it is just a set of temperatures: 🟠Asturias 24°C 🟠Coimbra 26°C 🟠Peloponnese 29°C 🟠Fuentes de Andalucía 32°C 🟠Campania 33°C 🟠Bordeaux 33°C 🟠Nicosia 34°C 🟠Ljubljana 34°C But the pattern is more telling than the numbers alone. Some of these temperatures are expected for late June in southern Europe. Others stand out: Bordeaux at 33°C and Ljubljana at 34°C are particularly striking, while Campania is also
- Amazing news from Peloponnese! Prof. Konstantinos Vorgias organises the 8th International Summer School on Circular Bioeconomy and Sustainable Development, a vibrant yearly event engaging students, entrepreneurs, policy stakeholders, and bioeconomy experts. This year, #PelopoNext, our BioINSouth Peloponnese regional HUB, is a focal point on the discussions for the engagement of regions on bioeconomy principles. Don't miss it! ⬇️
- Thank you, Seville! The 2nd #BioINSouth Forum brought the BioINSouth community together in Seville, Andalusia, for two days of dialogue, exchange and collaboration on how Southern Europe can help lead the transition towards a more circular, competitive and resilient bioeconomy. Held as an official #EUGreenWeek Partner Event, within the framework of the Circular Bioeconomy Summit 2026, the Forum created a space to connect regional perspectives with European priorities - from the role of regions in the new EU Bioeconomy Strategy, to
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