Biological Resources Certifications Schemes

BIORECER旨在确保生物工业使用的生物原料的环境性能和可追溯性，部署指导方针以加强当前的认证计划。在这种方法下，生物产品的附加值、使用以及社会接受度将会提高。为了实现这一目标，BIORECER由三个主要技术支柱组成：1)为生物原料及其相关供应链的聚合分析制定一个多维评估框架；2)以多智能体的方式创建一个BIORECER创新生态系统生命实验室，在4个生物系统供应链研究案例中测试该框架；3)利用所有这些知识来补充现有的认证计划，包括认证生物资源的可持续性、来源和可追溯性的新标准，并确保在欧盟和全球范围内的适用性。向以生物为基础的经济转型预计将带来可观的环境和经济效益。具体地说，BIORECER将评估当前和修改后的认证计划对消费者和生物产业利益相关者的WTP的影响，以及行业和消费者对来自生物原料(包括剩余原料和废物)的新生物价值链的接受程度。该项目提议首先设计和开发一个多维框架，以分析和界定生物资源的环境绩效和可追溯性的评估，随后将在4个完整的生物系统中进行验证，并适用于广泛的生物价值链。这一方法将通过联合创建两个层次的互动来展开：一个是通过创建生物资源利益攸关方平台(BRSP)实现的实体互动，另一个是通过BIORECER ICT工具(BIT)实现的“数字”互动，以扩大项目的“范围”

BIORECER aims to ensure the environmental performance and traceability of the biological feedstock used by the bio-based industries, deploying guidelines to strengthen the current certification schemes. Within this approach, the added value, the use, as well as social acceptance of bioproducts will be increased. To fulfill this goal, BIORECER is structured in three main technological pillars: 1) to develop a multidimensional assessment framework for an aggregated analysis on the biological feedstocks and their associated supply chains; 2) to create a BIORECER Innovation ecosystem living-lab with a multi-agent approach, testing the framework in 4 bio-based systems supply chain cases of study, and 3) to use all this knowledge to complement current certification schemes including new criteria for certifying biological resources’ sustainability, origin, and traceability, and ensure applicability at EU and global scale. The transition to a bio-based economy is expected to deliver substantial environmental and economic benefits. Specifically, BIORECER will assess the impact of current and adapted certification schemes on consumers and bio-based industries stakeholders’ WTP along with industries and consumers’ acceptance of new bio-value chains from biological feedstocks, including residual feedstock and waste. The project proposes first to design and develop a multidimensional framework to analyze and define the assessment of the environmental performance of biological resources and traceability that will be subsequently validated in 4 full bio-based systems and applicable to a wide range of bio-based value chains. This approach will be unfolded by the joint creation of two levels of interaction: a physical one through the creation of a BioResources Stakeholders Platform (BRSP) and a “digital” one through a BIORECER ICT tool (BIT) to amplify the “scope” of the project