Abstract :
In addition to providing a cross-cutting viewpoint on the social shift away from the non-renewable economy and towards long-term sustainability, the bioeconomy propels the advancement of life science and biotechnology as a blueprint for the future evolution of human society. The creation, utilization, preservation, and regeneration of biological resources to offer long-term solutions is known as the bioeconomy. It may generate food, energy, and industrial products using renewable resources such as plants, animals, and microbes. The bioeconomy may worsen already-existing social tensions and inequalities, resulting in environmental and social instability and eventually biodiversity loss, if resources, opportunities, and rewards are not distributed fairly. Biotechnology, agriculture, and forestry are some of the industries that make up the bioeconomy.
Keyword :
Bioeconomy, Sustainable development, Bioresources, energy sources, Bioassessment