BIOEAST Foresight Exercise - sustainable bioeconomies towards 2050
The BIOEAST Foresight Exercise was developed in 2020-2021, on the edge of today's challenging times. The task was to build on the ongoing European and global reports and to deliver new insights into possible reforms in the development of macro-regional economies.
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Informazzjoni dwar id-dettall tal-kontribuzzjoni
- Post
- Hungary
- Latvia
- Lithuania
- Poland
- Romania
- Slovakia
- Slovenia
- Estonia
- Czechia
- Croatia
- Bulgaria
- Awturi
- George Sakellaris PhD
- Ladeja Godina Košir MSc
- József Popp PhD
- Malgorzata Zimniewska PhD
- Rando Värnik PhD
- Għan
- Modelling
- Decision-making support
- Tip ta' fajl
- Document
- Daqs tal-fajl
- 2.85 MB
- Maħluq fuq
- 31-12-2021
- Lingwa tal-oriġini
- English
- Websajt uffiċjali tal-proġett
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- Liċenzja
- CC BY-NC
- Kliem ewlieni
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