bioeconomy
bioeconomy noun: an economy based on bioresources, biotechnology, or both; the sector of a national or international economy so based.
Noun
bioeconomy (plural bioeconomies)
- An economy based on bioresources, biotechnology, or both; the sector of a national or international economy so based.
- Africa’s growing demand for wood products presents an opportunity to build a resilient bioeconomy that creates jobs, strengthens local industries and reduces pressure on natural forests. Wood remains one of Africa’s most vital natural resources, supporting livelihoods, economic development and...2026 June 12, Jane Mutune, Peter Minang, “Building a resilient wood-based bioeconomy in Africa”, in Forest News, archived from the original on 30 Jun 2026
Forms of bioeconomy
| plural | bioeconomies |
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Origin of bioeconomy
From bio- + economy.
Questions about bioeconomy
- What does bioeconomy mean?
- Bioeconomy means an economy based on bioresources, biotechnology, or both; the sector of a national or international economy so based.
- What part of speech is bioeconomy?
- Bioeconomy is a noun.
- What is the plural of bioeconomy?
- The plural of bioeconomy is bioeconomies.
Words near bioeconomy in the dictionary
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