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  • This research paper examines the social dimensions of bioeconomy promotion through a "just transition" lens, specifically analyzing bio-based production systems in Brazil, India, and Indonesia. It argues that while the bioeconomy is framed as a tool for climate and socioeconomic goals, it has largely promoted unjust production systems that benefit agribusiness while marginalizing traditional and local communities.

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    Themes: bioeconomyjust transitionland usefossil fuel substitution
    Stockholm Environment Institute

    Document type: Research paper

    Regions: BrazilIndiaIndonesia
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