Innov’Agro 2023: Rewarding Sustainable Agricultural Innovation

Are you an innovator with a passion for sustainable agriculture? EU|BIC associate Beauvais Rev’Agro, in partnership with ITerra, announced the launch of Innov’Agro 2023, a competition that will reward the most innovative and promising agricultural projects.

BEST PRACTICE: EU|BIC FUNDECYT-PCTEX

We developed and established our human-centred methodologies for better social entrepreneurship support programmes. In all, people are in the centre. People are the solution to social problems; human interaction is the method to identify problems and design solutions.

10th Milan CBA Summer School | EU|BIC CSIL

EU|BIC CSIL (Centre for Industrial Studies) opened the registrations for the X edition of the Milan Summer School on Cost-Benefit Analysis. The training course offers an intensive and participative learning experience focused on CBA as a tool supporting the decision-making process of public investments.

Keys to adapting to
triple-bottom-line innovation

The New Economy movement is based on the understanding that to develop a sustainable future, people and the planet should come first, and human well-being, not economic growth, should be
prioritised.The Triple P bottom-line framework accounts for an integral performance by measuring effects on the environment and society at the centre and the economy supporting environmental and societal prosperity.

Final event of Better Incubation project

Last Friday the final event of the Better Incubation project was held with great success! The event started in the morning with an EU Policy Workshop aimed at sharing and validating Better Incubation Policy Recommendations with policymakers, researchers, BSOs, investors for impact, regional development agencies, national agencies for social innovation and pan-European networks like Eurocities and Euclid.

EU|BIC CorkBIC appoints Larry O’Donoghue as CEO

The CorkBIC Board is delighted to announce the appointment of Larry O’Donoghue as CEO. Larry will assume this exciting role on January 1st, 2023, succeeding Michael O’Connor who has led CorkBIC for over 25 years.