Strategic analysis of the implementation of circular bioeconomy in Andalusia through SWOT analysis
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This article examines the legislative context of circular bioeconomy at different levels - European, national, and regional - highlighting the favorable regulatory environment that has enabled Andalusia to progress towards an economic model based on circular bioeconomy. Additionally, it presents the European project ROBIN, which stands as an innovative platform for the evolution of governance models in this field, fostering the updating and improvement of the Andalusian Circular Bioeconomy Strategy. Furthermore, it emphasizes the significant potential offered by Andalusia's wide range of biomass resources, positioning the region at the forefront of the circular bioeconomy. Moreover, a SWOT analysis is conducted to identify the region's strengths, weaknesses, opportunities, and threats, thus contributing to the advancement of the current circular bioeconomy model. Finally, future challenges implied by the development of circular bioeconomy in Andalusia are identified, and how the ROBIN project can play a key role in advancing towards enhanced governance and a financially sustainable model.
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