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CORDIS · ENABLING

Enhance New Approaches in BioBased Local Innovation Networks for Growth

Code
ENABLING
Programme
H2020
Call
RUR-10-2016-2017
Status
CLOSED
Period
2017-12-01 – 2020-11-30
Total cost (whole consortium)1 997 640 €
EU contribution (whole consortium)1 997 640 €
EU contribution to Bulgarian participants71 856 €

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Participants

OrganisationsRoleCountryGrant
FEDERUNACOMA SRL UNIPERSONALEcoordinatorIT158 938 €
COLLISON AND ASSOCIATES LIMITEDparticipantUK206 688 €
ZUIDELIJKE LAND- EN TUINBOUWORGANISATIE VERENIGINGparticipantNL171 875 €
ITABIA-ITALIAN BIOMASS ASSOCIATIONparticipantIT162 275 €
STIFTINGA VESTLANDSFORSKINGparticipantNO138 000 €
CORE INNOVATION AND TECHNOLOGY OEparticipantEL131 812 €
EUROPAISCHES ZENTRUM FUR ERNEUERBARE ENERGIE GUSSING GMBHparticipantAT119 188 €
BOERENBOND PROJECTENparticipantBE118 875 €
ASSOCIATION DE COORDINATION TECHNIQUE POUR L'INDUSTRIE AGROALIMENTAIREparticipantFR113 188 €
EPC - PROJEKTGESELLSCHAFT FUR KLIMA NACHHALTIGKEIT KOMMUNIKATION MBH GEMEINNUTZIGparticipantDE108 902 €
EUKNOW SPRLparticipantBE105 562 €
MIGAL GALILEE RESEARCH INSTITUTE LTDparticipantIL103 375 €
WIRELESSINFOparticipantCZ101 331 €
TINADA SRLparticipantIT98 625 €
CELIGNIS LIMITEDparticipantIE87 150 €
NACIONALNA ASOCIACIA PO BIOMASAparticipantBG71 856 €

Description

ENABLING is the initiative of 16 partners in 13 EU and associated (IL, NO) countries. The main goal is to support the spreading of best practices and innovation in the provision (production, pre-processing) of biomass for the BBI (Bio-Based Industry). In particular, ENABLING aims at creating appropriate conditions for the development of efficient biomass to BBPs (Bio-Based Products and Processes) value chains. The consortium’s vision is that Europe bears a huge potential for optimising the supply of biomass into innovative bio-based processes and products. Upscaling biomass production and pre-processing, and combining streams towards the BBPs with those of more traditional bioenergy chains would enhance at least three interlinked types of impact. a) biomass production gains scale to meet higher demand in both sectors (bioenergy and the BBI); b) the reinforcement of biomass supply for the BBI benefits smaller BBI players, helping them diversify and consolidate biomass input sources; c) reinforcing the biomass and BBPs linkages may contribute to job-creation, due to the increased need for specialised workers. To realise such potential, ENABLING also anticipates its longer term exploitation pathways. In the intention of the consortium, the project should aggregate and engage partners for the establishment of a permanent innovation brokerage platform, likely to become in the future, one of the main marketplaces and innovation transfer accelerators at European level. In this sense, the project organises its work around two building blocks: one relates to animating the stakeholders (on the farming and BBPs sides), identifying best practices, turning them into easy to access content (in the EIP format) for their potential users and providing stakeholders with coaching and guidance on innovation. The other one looks at future developments, with the consolidation, in a self-sustainable way, of the innovation brokerage platforms after the end of the EU funded initiative.

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