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The Blue Bioeconomy Forum brought together industry, public authorities, academia, and finance in order to strengthen Europe's competitive position in the emerging blue bioeconomy.

The aim of the forum was to develop a shared understanding of the current status of the emerging blue bioeconomy in Europe and to collectively identify strategic developments, market opportunities, appropriate financial assistance, regulatory actions and research priorities to advance the blue bioeconomy in Europe. The forum sought to exploit synergies between blue bioeconomy sectors that can benefit from innovative uses of aquatic biomass. It looked into biomass sourcing for particular (novel) purposes, such as animal feed and feed additives, food products (functional, fermented or fried), pharmaceuticals, or cosmetics. Particular attention was also given to the valorisation and use of remainder for other applications (e.g. valorisation of chitin, shells and other bioactive components).

The Blue Bioeconomy Forum consisted of a steering group and several working groups, supported by a secretariat managed by Technopolis Group and Wageningen University and Research. To ensure the engagement of the wider community of stakeholders, consultations on promising new initiatives and the roadmap has been organised  through open stakeholders’ events and open online discussions. Blue bioeconomy information and news can be found in the “News and events" section.

The Roadmap and the Highlights brochure

(including a selection of viable and innovative projects) have been published!

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This project was funded under EASME/EMFF/2017/1.3.1.5./SI2.777939 MARINE BIOECONOMY FORUM. It was closed in December 2019. This page is no longer actively maintained.

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Make Baltic Blue - Ocean Literacy Event

Visit our main event webpage to find all information on the "Make Baltic Blue" ocean literacy event: https://webgate.ec.europa.eu/maritimeforum/en/node/6353

Last update: 01/08/21

Newsletters of the Blue Bioeconomy Forum

Repository of past newsletters

Last update: 06/12/19

SSIA Conference 2020

Oban, United Kingdom

Start date: 18/02/2020 - 00:00
Last update: 03/12/19

Blue Invest Day 2020

Brussels, Belgium

Start date: 04/02/2020 - 00:00
Last update: 03/12/19

ALLIANCE+ matchmaking & pitching event & workshop for (new) mentors

Helsinki, Finland

Start date: 23/01/2020 (All day)
Last update: 03/12/19

Narwhal Challenge

Brest, France

Start date: 09/12/2019 (All day)
Last update: 03/12/19

Ready for huge responsibilities: Virginijus Sinkevičius

The new European Commission for Environment and Oceans gave hints to his future actions for the Blue Bioeconomy during his hearing at the European Parliament on 3 October 2019

Last update: 03/12/19

Photo by Adam Jang on Unsplash Iceland and the blue bioeconomy: making the most from fish

Iceland’s government has not yet developed a formal blue bioeconomy strategy, but various Icelandic projects, start-ups and initiatives are underway that aim to find new ways to use existing resources or turn marine biowaste into new commodities.

Last update: 03/12/19

Roadmap for the Blue Bioeconomy

The Blue Bioeconomy Forum publishes its European Roadmap!

Last update: 05/02/20

Public Consultation on institutionalised partnerships under Horizon Europe

The European Commission has launched a public consultation on 12 proposed Institutionalised European Partnerships under the future Horizon Europe Research and Innovation programme, including for sustainable, inclusive and circular bio-based solutions.

Last update: 19/09/19

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