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Bioeconomy SA Portal
Bioeconomy SA Portal

What is Bioeconomy SA?

Bioeconomy SA is a national initiative to promote and harness bio-innovation for economic growth and social development. It is informed by the National Bioeconomy Strategy, underpinned by advanced science and indigenous knowledge and focuses on the health, agricultural, industrial & environmental, and indigenous knowledge sectors. It is coordinated by the Department of Science and Innovation and powered by a wide range of public-private partnerships and investments.

Health

Find health solutions that are relevant to South Africans. 

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Agriculture

Invest in bio-innovation products, processes and technology services to ensure food security and sustainable livelihoods. 

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Industry & Environment

Use bio-based processes and renewable biomass to manufacture bioproducts and enable a circular economy. 

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Indigenous Knowledge

Indigenous knowledge systems cut across the three other sectors and translate traditional bio-based knowledge into products and services. 

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Latest News & Events

Africa Tech Festival provides a 360 view of how tech and strategy evolution is reshaping Africa’s diverse industry sectors - from telecoms, financial services, healthcare, government, SME and start-…
CropLife South Africa and CropLife Africa Middle East are pleased to invite you to join us in an information session to address the current challenges faced by South African agriculture, but more…
CropLife South Africa and CropLife Africa Middle East are pleased to invite you to join us in an information session to address the current challenges faced by South African agriculture, but more…
The Technology Innovation Agency will be hosting a two-day Indigenous Knowledge & Bio-Trade Indaba on 6 - 7 August 2024 at the Boardwalk International Convention Centre in Gqeberha. …

Portal Membership Dashboard

Below is just one of the many statistics that we are tracking for the Bioeconomy SA Portal.

 

Members

Stakeholders registered on the portal as organisations represent 32% and individuals represent 68%

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