Bioökonomie 2030 The German National Research Strategy

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1 Bioökonomie 2030 The German National Research Strategy Green Rio Rio de Janeiro, 3 th June

2 Societal challenges in the 21 st century Increasing world population and changes in food utilisation patterns Increase of food associated diseases Climate change/protection, resource conservation/protection Need for a sustainable energy production Transfer from a fossil to a bio-based raw material supply 2

3 Knowledge-based Bioeconomy Vision and Objectives Germany pursues the vision of a natural, cycle-oriented, sustainable biobased economy that carries the promise of global food supplies that are both ample and healthy, and of high quality products from renewable resources. With our research, we want to meet our responsibilities for global nutrition, the protection of the climate, efficient use of resources and the environment. 3

4 What is a Bioeconomy? Consumer socio-economics logistics construction trade Systems analysis Production agri-tech (mol.) biology, soil, plant, animal Valorisation food, feed fiber, fuel Sustainable? Conversion process tech biotechnology 4

5 Knowledge-based Bioeconomy Perspectives I Understanding, predicting and using biological systems Ecosystem Interdisciplinary International Integrating knowledge from Biology Chemistry Mathematics Physics Engineering Sciences Agricutural and Nutritional Sciences Computer Science Environmental Science Social Sciences, Economics Organisms Genes Efficient and holistic (systemic) solutions 5

6 Knowledge-based Bioeconomy Perspectives II Understanding, predicting and using biological systems Ecosystem Interdisciplinary International Organisms Genes Innovations for World Food Supplies Climate/Environmental Protection Agriculture/Forestry Biotechnology Food Industry Fisheries Stock/Plant Breeding Timber/Pulp Industries Chemical/Pharmaceutical Industries Energy sector Services Commerce Engine Building/Plant Construction Efficient and holistic (systemic) solutions 6

7 National Research Strategy Bioeconomy 2030 NFS 2030 BMBF Federal Ministry of Education and Research BMEL Federal Ministry of food, agriculture BMWI, BMZ, BMU Research Institutes: HGF, WGL, FhG, MPG Industry Federal states Starting November 2010; duration 6 years Project funding Mio Institutional funding Mio Total funding Mio 7

8 NFSB 2030 Implementation I: Lines of Activity Securing global nutrition Producing healthy and safe foods Sustainable agricultural production Using renewable resources for industry Developing biomass-based energy carriers International Cooperation KMU, GoBio Bioeconomy Cluster 8

9 Bioeconomy Council Phase I: January 2009 May 2012 Phase II: since Sept Advising the federal government Social dialog Recommendations for funding in education, research and development. 7/20 9

10 Cross-departmental policy strategy for co-operation in Bioeconomy BMEL Federal Ministry of food, agriculture (primary responsibility) BMBF Federal Ministry of Education and Research BMWI Federal Ministry of Economics and Technology BMZ Federal Ministry of Economic Cooperation and Development BMU Federal Ministry for the Environment, Nature Conservation and Nuclear Safety BMVBS Federal Ministry of Transport, Building and Urban Development 10 Quelle istockphoto

11 Coherent policy in Bioeconomy Programm Ressourcen -effizienz Forschungst rategie Bio- Ökonomie 2030 Hightech- Strategie Interservice co-ordination of national concepts and strategies in the context of bioeconomy Waldstrategie Aktionsplan Stoffl. Nutzung nachw. Rohstoffe Politikstrategie Bio- Ökonomie Nachhaltig keitsstrategie Biodiversitätsstrategie Mobilitätsund Kraftstoff- Strategie Biomasse- Aktionsplan Energiekonzept Aktionsplan Erneuerbare Energien 11

12 Destination Bioeconomy Research for a Biobased and Sustainable Economic Growth In 2014 the first half of the strategy s research period had passed and it had been shown that the realisation of a biobased economy strongly depends on managing to involve all participants: researchers, producers of renewable resources, industry and society The BMBF published updated research topics within the brochure Destination Bioeconomy with further emphasis on new innovation processes, the demand for skilled workers, a systemic observation of the bioeconomy and a participative discourse with research, industry, society and politics. 12

13 The 1 st global Bioeconomy Summit, 24 th and 25 th November 2015 in Berlin 700 participants from around 80 countries met to define how bioeconomy contributes to green growth, the sustainable development goals and to climate change. 13

14 NFSB 2030 Implementation II: National Funding Initiatives Soil as a sustainable Resource BonaRes DPPN - Phenotyping Innovative Plant Breeding IPAS Plant Research BioIndustry 2021 Biotechnology Enabling Technologies Research Award Innovation Initiative Industrial Biotechnology Bio-Refineries Agricultural Systems of the Future Boeconomy and Change in Society GoBio Cluster BioEconomy KMU-innovativ New Products for a Bioeconomy 14

15 NFSB 2030 Implementation III: European & International Cooperation & Funding PLANT-KBBE European Phenotyping Initiative ESFRI EMPHASIS Susfood 2 Cofund in Biotechnology CoBioTech Sucessor of: ERASysApp ERASynBio ERA IB FACCE-JPI MACSUR ERA-Net Plus Cofund Surplus ERA-Net Marine Biotechnology Eurotrans-Bio Pro GlobE Bioeconomy International 15

16 Implementation of bioeconomy in a global context Funding of German partners in international projects (beyond EU) International partners have to bring their own funds (except bilateral modules) R&D projects to relevant subjects in bioeconomy Contribution to one of the 5 fields of action of NFSB Composition of consortia entirely flexible: Industry, University or Research organizations Bioeconomy International Overall Concept preferred partner countries: Argentina, Brazil, Canada, Chile, Malaysia, India, Russia, Vietnam 16

17 Bioeconomy International Overall Results & Future Call statistics: 3 Calls since Proposals submitted 55 Projects selected for funding 10 projects (18%) with partners from Brazil 37 Mio funding in Germany Bioeconomy International 2016 is planned for Q3/ 2016!!!! 17

18 Bioindustry Funding via Cluster and Networks Bioeconomy Cluster and Networks BioIndustry 2021 Innovation- Initiative Industrial Biotechnology Biorefinery Integrated Research Structure BIOCATALYSIS 2021 CIB Frankfurt CLIB 2021 The Biopolymers / Biomaterials Cluster BioM WB GmbH Zero Carbon Footprint FuPol NatLifE TeFuProt Knowledge-based Process Intelligence BioEconomy Leading-Edge Cluster Cellulose-Ethanol Demonstration plant, Straubing Roadmap Biorefinery Fraunhofer Center for Chemical- Biotechnological Processes, Leuna GOBI 18

19 Bioeconomy Leading Edge Cluster Integration of bioeconomic relevant Industries Chemical industry Paper and pulp industry Energy sector Industrial machine and plant construction Inter-sectoral innovation and value creation chain bioeconomy.de bioeconomy.de 19

20 Innovation Initiative Industrial Biotechnology Biologizing industrial processes Strategic alliances coordination: company substantial financial support from industry both R+D projects and support actions vertical structuring along process chains (supplier, producer, user) or horizontal, e.g. along certain process steps up to 100 Mio. over 5-10 years 62 expressions of interest 17 proposals 6 selected for funding 1 in evaluation 20

21 Bioökonomie 2030 Summary Consumer socio-economics logistics construction trade Systems analysis Production agri-tech (mol.) biology, soil, plant, animal Valorisation food, feed fiber, fuel Sustainable? Conversion process tech biotechnology 21

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