We will develop models for quantifying impacts on species richness... [...]
We will estimate impacts on ecosystem functions. [...]
We will quantify the impacts of global trade in raw and processed non-food biomass from land and sea. [...]
We plan to test all the developed models with case studies, in order to test their [...]
The aim is to maximize the impact of the project by actively disseminating its outcomes. [...]
The coordination of research done here should keep the Work Packages in step with each other. [...]
Two real-world case studies through assessing the biodiversity impact in the supply lines of two large Retail Partners. [...]
One year into the project, the BAMBOO consortium met again in person in the Netherlands, this time in The Hague on 27 and 28 September 2023. It was the first time that we met our hop-on partner (SGS) in person. During the meeting, we discussed our progress so far, the next steps, and how the different work packages can interact. We also included a session where we exchanged with other projects from the same cluster.
In June, we hosted an online workshop to gather input for the scenarios we will run later in the project. We invited participants from NGOs, research institutes and private companies from around the globe to ensure a wide array of perspectives. With expertise ranging from biodiversity to biomass products, the experts made valuable contributions to the discussion. The participants’ input will not only improve the scenarios but also help us communicate the upcoming results. Thank you to all workshop participants! #biodiversity #biomass #scenarios
Bamboo is coordinated by NORGES TEKNISK-NATURVITENSKAPELIGE UNIVERSITET NTNU. The project comprises 8 partners from 7 countries.