Successful Completion of MainstreamBIO Scale-Up Workshop in Denmark
On September 17th, 2024, MainstreamBIO successfully hosted its scale-up workshop in Denmark, titled “Lowland Soil Harvesting and Workshop in Relation to Tripartite Agreement.” The event brought together a diverse group of stakeholders to explore innovative approaches to wetland, lowland, and paludiculture biomass harvesting, with a focus on sustainability, climate impact, and biodiversity.
The workshop kicked off with a demonstration of a specialized harvester designed for lowland and wetland biomass, followed by presentations from experts who shared insights on biomass use, logistics, and the environmental impacts of these practices. Key stakeholders offered perspectives on how this technology affects climate, emissions, and local biodiversity.
After the demonstration, participants took part in a co-creation session focused on developing sustainable business models using the Triple-Layered Business Model Canvas (TLBMC). Divided into two groups, they discussed the environmental and social perspectives were discussed before engaging in a joint conversation to address the economic aspects. This interactive session allowed participants to contribute ideas and collaboratively shape future pathways for scaling bio-based solutions in their region.
The event concluded with a networking session and keynote speeches, highlighting the importance of collaborative efforts in advancing the bioeconomy and driving sustainable innovations in wetland and lowland agriculture.
This workshop marks one more significant step forward in MainstreamBIO’s mission to engage local stakeholders in creating sustainable business models that promote the use of bio-based technologies for regional development.
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