The presented poster does not show results of an experiment or test setup. Instead, it provides a comprehensibly introduction to bioeconomy and its added value in funding proposal of any kind with a focus on lingo-celluloses-material. The importance of this topic is apparent in a climate changing world and a shift to environmentally friendly technologies. Almost every national and international funding (in Europe) requires proposals and the outcome of projects to be in accordance with the goals of national and international environmental/sustainable agreements. Even with wood technology being by definition sustainable, some researchers focus on the ecologically pillar instead of presenting a complete bioeconomical idea to the application receiver. Our “Bambulator”- project is in conformity with all sustainable pillars and covers environmental, economic, and social demands of a sustainable society. As such, it serves also as valuable example for future project proposals.
Keywords: sustainability, bioeconomy, lignocellulose material
Authors
Moritz Sanne
Eberswalde University for Sustainable Development, Germany
Anja Kampe
Marcus Leonard
Nadine Herold
Alexander Pfriem
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