The Four-Pillar Structure explained: World BioEconomy Forum

The World Bioeconomy Forum is providing a tool to evaluate the status of the bioeconomy. It helps to compose a holistic view on the bioeconomy and assists in formulating and structuring action plans.

The evaluation tool is based on the Four-Pillar Structure comprising of the following:
Pillar I The Bioeconomy: People, Planet, Policies
Pillar II Global Leaders and the Financial World
Pillar III Bioproducts Around Us
Pillar IV Looking to the Future

In this episode Jukka Kantola - Founder of the World BioEconomy Forum - speaks about the Four-Pillar Structure and how does it help you to navigate in the bioeconomy space.

The World BioEconomy Forum has applied the Four-Pillar structure for years - all operations and activities are built on these pillars including Roundtables, Conferences and Declarations. A status of the global bioeconomy is reflected in the annual declaration, which is arranged around the Four-Pillars. This makes the Forum and its activities powerful and effective in terms of facilitating a holistic bioeconomy and making significant joint efforts in the mitigation of climate change.

The Four-Pillar Structure ensures that all relevant stakeholders in the circular bioeconomy have a voice and a platform.

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