Lineamiento de Política Pública en Bioeconomía para el Departamento de Tolima
Start Date:
27/09/2023
End Date:
N/A
Description
The document establishes strategic guidelines to promote and guide the development of the bioeconomy in the department of Tolima, Colombia. The bioeconomy, understood as the sustainable use of biological resources and innovation in sectors with high potential such as agriculture, agribusiness and tourism, among others. It is presented as a key opportunity for economic diversification, job creation and the promotion of sustainable development in the region in the long term. The document addresses some areas that they suggest are a priority and recommends actions to promote the bioeconomy in Tolima. It proposes to promote research and collaboration between public, private and academic actors to promote innovation in bioeconomic products and processes. In addition, it emphasizes the importance of strengthening the value chain of local biological resources, ensuring their sustainable use and the generation of added value. It also underscores the need to establish policies and regulations that encourage investment in the bioeconomy, as well as the creation of incentives for the adoption of sustainable practices. It highlights the relevance of the education and training of human resources in areas related to the bioeconomy, promoting the generation of local capacities for the efficient management of biological resources. In this way, the bioeconomy offers a solid alternative for value creation at the departmental level. However, its viability and success require effective management and appropriation of both knowledge and innovation capacity. This set of guidelines seeks to guide decisions and actions in the development of the bioeconomy in the department of Tolima. These guidelines are expected to contribute to the positive transformation of the local economy, promoting equity, environmental conservation, the fulfilment of sustainable development goals and socio-economic progress in harmony with the region's natural capital.