
COOPID Interactive Platform: take part in the project
Interactive resources to boost the bioeconomy across the EU agri-food sector
Interactive resources to boost the bioeconomy across the EU agri-food sector
Are you a primary producer?part of the agri-food industry? a researcher?a policy maker?
There are different ways to interact and take part in the COOPID project:
Clusters of relevant EU agri-food organisations in the bioeconomy
CBCs & collaborators.
This section maps clusters of relevant agri-food organisations within the bioeconomy in the EU. Their business strategies are examples of efficient, sustainable and profitable models that could be replicated. The organisations within these clusters (COOPID Bioeconomy Clusters, CBCs) have the overall aim of collaborating towards achieving a wider adoption of bio-based business models in the European primary production sector.
Primary producers active in the bioeconomy
COOPID Ambassadors
The COOPID ambassadors actively take part in the activities organised by COOPID, like visits to successfull bioeconomy organisations in the EU. COOPID ambassadors are primary producers, generally part of COOPID Bioeconomy Clusters.
Success cases portfolio
Examples of business models
The COOPID project gathers in this Interactive Platform the success cases it identifies through in-depth analysis of the business model landscape across the bioeconomy in the EU agri-food sector.
COOPID Spanish Success Case: Oleícola El Tejar
The COOPID project has carried out a selection of 10 success cases within the bioeconomy across the EU primary sector. This is the one belonging to the Spanish Success [...]
COOPID French Success Case: Grand Est bioeconomy ecosystem
The COOPID project has carried out a selection of 10 success cases within the bioeconomy across the EU primary sector. This is the one belonging to the French Success [...]
COOPID Italian Success Case: Caviro
The COOPID project has carried out a selection of 10 success cases within the bioeconomy across the EU primary sector. This is the one belonging to the Italian Success [...]
COOPID Greek Success Case: Pindos
The COOPID project has carried out a selection of 10 success cases within the bioeconomy across the EU primary sector. This is the one belonging to the Greek Success [...]
COOPID Bulgarian Success Case: ZP Victor Asenov
The COOPID project has carried out a selection of 10 success cases within the bioeconomy across the EU primary sector. This is the one belonging to the Bulgarian Success [...]
COOPID Polish Success Case: Biogal
The COOPID project has carried out a selection of 10 success cases within the bioeconomy across the EU primary sector. This is the one belonging to the Polish Success [...]
COOPID Austrian Success Case: Pelletierungsgenossenschaft eGen
The COOPID project has carried out a selection of 10 success cases within the bioeconomy across the EU primary sector. This is the one belonging to the Austrian Success [...]
COOPID Irish Success Case: Carbery
The COOPID project has carried out a selection of 10 success cases within the bioeconomy across the EU primary sector. This is the one belonging to the Irish Success [...]
COOPID Danish Success Case: Møllerup Brands
The COOPID project has carried out a selection of 10 success cases within the bioeconomy across the EU primary sector. This is the one belonging to the Danish Success [...]
COOPID Finnish Success Case: Valio
The COOPID project has carried out a selection of 10 success cases within the bioeconomy across the EU primary sector. This is the one belonging to the Finnish Success [...]
Forums
Discussions about the COOPID success cases
Would you like to know more about the COOPID success cases? Is there a business model you would like to explore in detail?
The COOPID Interactive Platform opens up to debate its success cases, choose the case you are interested in, review the materials and share your comments!
Recent topics
Apart from the options used by Mollerup Brands, what other varieties of hemp do you think can be good to produce both seed and fibers in good quality and quantity?
AfricaInnovarum2022-03-07T11:17:20+01:00February 21st, 2022|Categories: Mollerup Brands|Tags: Hemp sector|
After watching the Mollerup showcase video, what type of EU-regulatory issues for promoting hemp as a sustainable crop do you see?
AfricaInnovarum2022-02-21T15:47:44+01:00February 21st, 2022|Categories: Mollerup Brands|Tags: Hemp sector|
Surveys
For primary producers and stakeholders
This platform will publish surveys for primary producers and relevant stakeholders in the EU agri-food sector. Stay tuned, take your chance to influence the future of the bioeconomy!
Surveys will open soon!
Self-Assessment Tool of the EU Commission
Assess the investment readiness level of your region concerning sustainable chemical production
The European Commission has developed a tool that allows its users to assess the investment readiness level of a given EU region concerning sustainable chemical production.
‘Sustainable chemical production’ is the usage of alternative raw materials to produce chemical products, which includes especially 3 types of feedstock:
- Biomass from agriculture and forestry.
- Waste from farms, municipalities, sewage sludge, agri-food industry and paper & pulp industry.
- Effluent gases, such as CO2 and CO.
Through an online questionnaire of 60 to 80 questions, the SAT will show in which areas a region is strong and which could use improvements.