This workshop is organised by BioGov.net project, which aims to explore innovative governance models for the bioeconomy education and co-create guidelines for bioeconomy training and mentoring, through a multistakeholder approach, while integrating humanities, art, design and culture to foster the transition to an innovative and inclusive bioeconomy. The aim of the workshop is to start a discussion on the role of impact assessment in bioeconomy, to present and validate the preliminary results of the BioGov.net project’s impact assessment study, and to co-create implications of impact assessment for future policy.
After setting the scene during the keynote speech and presenting the preliminary results from the BioGov.net project’s impact assessment study, the workshop will involve participants in an interactive session to first, validate BioGov.net’s impact assessment study, and second, to co-create policy recommendations and/or share experiences or opinions on impact assessment approach for EU bioeconomy policy design.