Bioeconomy Concept Paper, Lithuania

This document outlines the development of a national bioeconomy strategy and action plan for Lithuania, focusing on sustainable biomass valorization and innovation.

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Informazioni sul contributo

Posizione
  • Lithuania
Autori del contributo
  • Barna Kovács, PhD (BIOEAST secretary)
Scopo
  • Decision-making support
Tipo di file
Document
Dimensione del file
376 kB
Pubblicato su
31-12-2023
Lingua d'origine
English
Sito web ufficiale del progetto
Licenza
CC BY-NC

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