Bioeconomics in the modern world: a literature review from the 5 continents
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https://doi.org/10.21803/pensam.v11i21-1.278Keywords:
bioeconomía, biomasa y sostenibilidad, biodiversidad, desarrollo sostenible, políticasAbstract
El arti?culo hace un recorrido por los pai?ses del mundo que han documentado y puesto a circular informacio?n acerca de la Bioeconomi?a y han hecho definiciones explicitas de poli?ticas o estrategias, y adema?s han establecido lineamientos para su desarrollo. Se entiende la Bioeconomi?a como la gestio?n eficiente y sostenible de la biodiversidad para generar nuevos productos, procesos y servicios con valor agregado, evitando el uso de los recursos naturales no renovables con el fin de promover la innovacio?n tecnolo?gica, desarrollar empleos cualificados y mejorar la calidad de vida de las comunidades en cada una de las localidades y de los pai?ses en general. Para este recorrido se hizo una revisio?n de literatura en bases de datos. Como resultado se presenta a la comunidad acade?mica un panorama de la orientacio?n que se esta? dando a la bioeconomi?a en los diferentes pai?ses del mundo.
Palabras Claves: bioeconomi?a, biomasa y sostenibilidad, biodiversidad, desarrollo sostenible, poli?ticas.
Abstract
The article takes a tour of the countries of the world that have documented and circulated information about the Bioeconomy and made explicit definitions of policies or strategies, and established guidelines for its development. Bioeconomy is understood as the efficient and sustainable management of biodiversity to generate new products, processes and services with added value, avoiding the use of non-renewable natural resources in order to promote technological innovation, develop qualified jobs and improve quality of life of the communities in each of the localities and the countries in general. For this tour, a review of literature in databases was made. As a result, an overview of the orientation that is being given to the bioeconomy in the different countries of the world is presented to the academic community.
Keywords: bioeconomy, biomass and sustainability, biodiversity, sustainable development, policies.
Resumo
Este articulo elabora um recorrido pelos pai?ses do mundo que documentaram e circularam informac?a?o sobre a Bioeconomia e definiram explicitamente poli?ticas ou estrate?gias, y estabeleceram lineamentos para seu desenvolvimento. Entende-se a Bioeconomi?a como a gesta?o eficiente e sustenta?vel da biodiversidade para gerar novos produtos, processos e servic?os com valor agregado, evitando o uso dos recursos naturais na?o-renova?veis com a finalidade de promover a inovac?a?o tecnolo?gica, desenvolver empregos qualificados e melhorar a qualidade de vidas das comunidades em cada uma das localidades, e dos pai?ses em geral. Para isso, houve uma revisa?o da literatura nas bases de dados. Como resultado, apresenta-se a? comunidade acade?mica um panorama da orientac?a?o que se esta? dando a? Bioeconomia nos diferentes pai?ses do mundo.
Palavras chave: bioeconomia, biomassa e sustentabilidade, biodiversidade, desenvolvimento sustenta?vel, poli?ticas
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