News
News in the markets of forest-based products and services, including production, consumption, prices, trade flows, major drivers, and expectations.
How horizon scanning shapes the forest bioeconomy: Insights from the webinar
The webinar introduced ways of using horizon scanning and invited the audience from forest research and forest organisations to collaborate.
Wild cards are here: forget plain future outlooks, time to rethink horizon scanning
What are wild cards in horizon scanning? Find out how Finland is preparing for the future.
Why is biodiversity important for the circular bioeconomy?
Erika Winquist, coordinator of CircHive, explains why biodiversity matters for the circular bioeconomy. Watch now.
Horizon scanning in the bioeconomy: what’s next for forest research?
Explore the conversation between Teppo Hujala and Päivi Pelli on the future of forest research and horizon scanning.
Going ‘Green’: Eco-oriented policy shifts in an evolving landscape
Policy landscape continues to change, companies and consumers have a say in their choices, and the Green Claims Directive is primed to assist consumers in choosing a green and sustainable way of life.
Why do we need more than one horizon for the bioeconomy?
Developing narratives for future bioeconomy needs a combination of facts and ideas, to a certain extent, giving up the idea of a steering wheel for the transition.
Biodiversity footprinting and where we currently stand
Monitoring impacts on nature is crucial for mitigating biodiversity loss. Learn how CircHive combines biodiversity footprinting and natural capital accounting.
What does horizon scanning do for the bioeconomy?
Learn more how horizon scanning looks beyond the accustomed sources of evidence on past trends, drivers and change factors.
What is horizon scanning and its role in the bioeconomy?
Find out how bioeconomy research and education are using horizon scanning and AI.