A regional approach to bioeconomy education ensures that educational programs are relevant, sustainable, and beneficial to local communities and industries. Join us in exploring how bioeconomy education can be best tailored to the unique characteristics of each region, considering cultural, economic, geographical, institutional, governmental, community, environmental, and technological factors! In this workshop a variety of educational approaches and practices will be presented covering different target audiences from primary and secondary level, different levels of expertises, and forms of education, such as curricula studies, vocational training, and specialised seminars.

This workshop is part of a BIO2REG series of expert workshops, which will help gather insights into the key prerequisites for successful transitions including funding, social sustainability, climate-neutral bio-based value chains and business models, and research infrastructure and living labs. Findings will serve to develop BIO2REG guides and other resources aimed at helping regions to deploy a systemic transition to a bioeconomy model region.