Objective
Within this activity the BIOTEAM consortium partners together with public and private stakeholders will assess if and to what extent the financial-economic optimization tendencies of pathway stakeholders also result in the most sustainable pathway outcomes. In order to do this a series economic optimization simulations for a number of bio-energy pathways will be performed. The simulation results will evaluated with the help of a multi-criteria assessment (MCA) that aims to strike a balance (weighting) between the social, economic and environmental impacts. This weighting will be performed in a participatory setting with stakeholders
The outcomes of these weightings will be placed in a local/regional context which will also reflect the stakeholders’ context specific sustainability preferences and priorities. This optimization assessment will shed light on whether or not both the policy framework (activity 2) and the market system (activity 3) are sufficiently robust and efficient so as to be able to result in the most (context-specific) sustainable pathway designs (activity 1).
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JIN - JOINT IMPLEMENTATION NETWORK
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FA - FONDAZIONE PER L'AMBIENTE "T. FENOGLIO"
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