Urban Bioeconomy: Advancing Circular Economy, Renewable Energy, Waste Management, Sustainable Agriculture, Green Infrastructure, and Biotechnology in Cities
The urban bioeconomy is transforming how cities respond to climate change, resource scarcity, and environmental degradation. By integrating circular economy principles, renewable energy, waste management, sustainable agriculture, and biotechnology, it offers practical solutions for building resilient and low-carbon urban systems. This book provides a comprehensive overview of the frameworks, innovations, and strategies driving sustainable city development through bio-based approaches.
• Understand how the circular economy aligns with the bioeconomy to reduce waste and improve urban resource efficiency
• Explore the role of renewable energy and bioenergy in reducing greenhouse gas emissions from cities
• Learn how sustainable agriculture and urban farming support food security and healthy diets
• Gain insight into water security and how water reuse strengthens resilient urban bioeconomy systems
• See how biotechnology and innovation are creating bio-based materials and medical advancements for urban use
• Familiarize yourself with sustainable finance tools such as green bonds and impact investment for funding urban bioeconomy projects
• Discover how governance and policy frameworks support long-term implementation and accountability
• Examine global lessons for local action that show how cities can adapt international best practices to their unique contexts
This book equips professionals, policymakers, and researchers with the knowledge needed to navigate the opportunities of the urban bioeconomy. By focusing on circular economy, water security, and renewable energy, it demonstrates how cities can achieve sustainability while creating new industries and long-term economic resilience.
Discover how the urban bioeconomy uses circular economy, renewable energy, waste management, and sustainable agriculture to build resilient cities.