Even in everyday life, there are many actions we can take to initiate and stimulate the development of the bio-economy.

Some examples are listed below:

To move towards a circular bio-economy, however, it is not only necessary to use solutions and machinery that facilitate this process, what is necessary is to inform and educate society about this change.

Awareness and dialogue must be stimulated, and innovation in social structures must be supported in order to promote more conscious behaviour.

More knowledge about what people consume would improve people's health and lifestyle, stimulating a demand that drives sustainable innovation on the part of companies.

To implement this process, it is necessary for citizens to become actors in the bioeconomy.

We need to change the concept and the demand for products that the market requires by encouraging citizens to reuse, re-use and recycle products.

The bio-economy also represents a challenge to reconnect environment, economy and society, generating economic value together with new values and a new cultural approach.