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- The cluster policy in France (initiated in 2005) has significantly advanced innovation in the bioeconomy, targeting technology readiness levels from 5 to 9 through industrial demonstration and feasibility platforms.
- The IAR Cluster, located in the Hauts-de-France and Grand Est regions, focuses entirely on bioeconomy development and has fostered a robust innovation ecosystem by connecting various stakeholders across the value chain.
- Investments in new platforms and programs have been made possible through public-private partnerships, with the Pomacle Biorefinery exemplifying this collaborative effort, highlighting the crucial role of regional and national public partners for long-term success.
Article Abstract
The cluster's policy initiated in France in 2005 was a formidable opportunity to boost innovation in the bioeconomy and to develop innovation platforms allowing industrial demonstration and feasibility at technology readiness level (TRL) from 5 to 9. The IAR Cluster (Industries and Agro-Resources), based in the Hauts-de-France and Grand Est regions is completely dedicated to the bioeconomy. IAR's work has contributed to build a complete innovation ecosystem on bioeconomy by opening up relationships between actors along the full value chain. It also facilitated investments in new platforms and programs through public-private partnerships. The Biorefinery of Pomacle is a good illustration of such a collective approach. The role of regional and national public partners is essential to succeed in this development which requires a long term strategy and support.
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