On 16 April, ANIPH took part in the ERRIN’s Bioeconomy Working Group meeting, organised to discuss the updated EU Bioeconomy Strategy and its implications for regional and local authorities.

Building on the policy contributions developed with its members to provide input to the Strategy, the event featured best practices from ERRIN members to showcase real-world examples of how biotech innovations are driving regional growth, sustainability and societal impact across Europe.

On this occasion, our partner CETBIO shared insights from the ANIPH project to highlight how industrial biotechnology and biomaterials can address key challenges in the circular economy, waste management, and sustainability.