BIOSMART: Managing the transition to a "smart" bioeconomy, 2016

BIOSMART WP 4 studies the prospects for the population's acceptance of a bio economic transition. The analyses reveal in general positive reactions to the bio economy, and how this is particularly connected to two aspects: global utility value and naturalness. A present premise that is important for a positive reception of a bio economic transition in Norway is the fundamental trust of the public authorities that is constantly reflected in the interviews. At the same time; the data show that the sociopolitical acceptance is stronger than the local community acceptance and the market acceptance, and that people are making strict demands for a regulated, controlled, and considerate bio economic development. A lot are admitting that they wish for the smallest possible changes or intervention in their “own backyards” (in their own local communities), and further it was emphasized that new solutions and productions cannot happen at the expense of the Norwegian food production.

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BIOSMART WP4研究公众对生物经济转型（bio economic transition）接受度的前景。分析总体上揭示了对生物经济（bio economy）的积极反应，尤其与两个方面相关：全球效用价值（global utility value）和自然性（naturalness）。当前，挪威生物经济转型获得积极认可的重要前提是公众对公共当局的根本信任，这在访谈中反复体现。同时，数据显示社会政治接受度强于地方社区接受度与市场接受度，人们对规范、可控且审慎的生物经济发展提出严格要求。许多人承认，希望在自身“后院”（本地社区）发生尽可能少的变化或干预，并强调新解决方案与生产活动不得牺牲挪威粮食生产。关于《BIOSMART：管理向“智能”生物经济的转型，2016》的更多信息，请联系首席研究员（principal investigator）。