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Business development and bioeconomy

Good business development in rural areas requires the development and use of research-based knowledge. We research business development in district industries such as agriculture and forestry, aquaculture and fisheries, travel and tourism, use of outfield and the coastal zone.

In our research, we examine, among other things, the importance of the interaction between resource base, market, regulations and socio-cultural mechanisms. We research how new technology is used and how this affects business practice, and examine the living conditions and quality of life of business people and the local population.

Research areas within Business development and bioeconomy
Research managers
Gunn-Turid Kvam

Gunn-Turid Kvam Research Manager/Senior Researcher +47 412 11 814

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Bønder protesterer i Tyskland
Farmers

Neoliberal Limits – Farmer Protests, Elections and the Far Right

Aquaculture

The Ocean Decade – and the important questions

Nidelven, Trondheim
Gender, gender equality and integration

We have now set the timetable for the BluePlaces project

Bioeconomy

Manure gases and the risk for accidents in Norwegian agriculture

Business Development

GRASS CEILING – Gender equality in rural and agricultural innovation systems

International Women's Day on 8th March 2024
Competence

International Women’s Day on 8th March 2024

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Farmers

Blame the System, Not the Farmers

Climate

Evaluering av pilotperiode for tilskudd til klimarådgiving

Climate and Resource Management

RESTORE: Restoration of ecosystem functioning and biodiversity in semi-natural habitats under high pressure

Climate

LocalArctic: Contextualizing sustainable tourism through a local Arctic project funding program for sustainable event planning in Greenland

Agriculture and business development

Opptrapping i jordbruket – Ei ny retning for å betre svara opp dei landbrukspolitiske måla

Animal welfare

Let’s talk about animal welfare

Agriculture and business development

Funding Future Welfare: Bioeconomy as the «New Oil» and the Sharing of Benefits from Natural Resources (BioShare)

Area

LAMASUS – Land Management for Sustainability

Animal welfare

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Agriculture and business development

Recruitment of workers to farm relief service

Farming

KARBONMAT: Designing sustainable business model (SBM) concepts for carbon sequestration in soils to transform the Norwegian food system

Area

Grassland conservation across European landscapes protecting biodiversity and ecosystem services with ecological networks