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From rehabilitating degraded land to creating value from underused biomass, bio-based innovation is helping communities build healthier ecosystems and stronger local economies. 

The Bioeconomy Investment Deployment Group met yesterday in the Netherlands for its inaugural meeting. 

Today, CBE JU held its annual project cluster workshop, dedicated this year to projects developing bio-based solutions for the food, feed and nutraceutical sectors. 

Following its 2025 call for proposals, CBE JU has signed grant agreements with 24 new projects for a total if €172 million

Bio-based fertilisers developed through CBE JU-funded projects are gaining ground as Europe looks for long-term answers to rising fertiliser costs.

On 6 May 2026, a new biorefinery based on the CBE JU-funded DEEP PURPLE project was inaugurated in Badajoz (Spain).

Stakeholders from across Europe’s financial and bio-based innovation community gathered in Brussels this week for the scoping event of the Bioeconomy Investment Deployment Group. 

The CBE JU 2026 call for project proposals is open for submission. A total of €170.7 million across 13 topics will support the development and scale-up of competitive circular bio-based industr

The winner of the EUCYS 2025 bioeconomy prize, Latvian student Evita Mārtinsone, travelled to Brussels from 23 to 26 March 2026 to present her research and engage with key European stakeholders.

The second edition of the CBE JU Stakeholder Forum held this Tuesday in Brussels, attracted around 400 participants, bringing together stakeholders from across the bio-based community.