Policy briefs are the conclusive outcome of the BIOTEAM project.
BIOTEAM policy briefs are short papers that focus on topics that are currently relevant in BIOTEAM countries related to bio-energy pathways. The briefs include an analysis of the current state of the analyzed market, the main issues that hamper the development of the bio-energy pathway, deduced from stakeholder consultation, and a list of policy recommendation addressed to policy makers.
Policy briefs for each BIOTEAM country are shown below and can be downloaded by clicking on the corresponding links.
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