A bioeconomy for Latin America and the Caribbean: opportunities and challenges from a policy perspective

At the time of the first hackathon, the research project was in a phase where the focus was on finding general ideas and scenarios how to support different stakeholders with

This paper presents an overview of a new project entitled “Ethical AI for the Gov- ernance of the Society” (ETAIROS). The project integrates expertise in foresight, eth- ics, design,

Stage 3 involves a final stage of evolution into a digital ecosystem through the contributions and collaboration of all relevant players in the supply chain. Supply

The potential benefits are threefold: 1) improved quality of life for older adults living with age-related disease; 2) improved well-being of families and personal support

In a region convulsed by armed struggles, political violence, and forced migra- tion, the theme of health care priorities still had sufficient pulling power to bring

As a perennial crop, not used for food products, it is crucial to assess the assets and drawbacks of rubber production in order to define best management practices and supply chain

These permits cover, at best, two- thirds of urban consumption in the Libreville areas, based on the optimistic assumptions that all the timber from the felling operations was used

Through the opportunities they offer in terms of new options to manage biotic as well as a-biotic limitations to production and productivity, biotech- nology is