Regional Forums for Job Growth and Economic Development
“Addressing the Challenges & Opportunities of Advancing the Billion Ton Bioeconomy” (archival, 2016)
These forums were conducted in partnership with the U.S. Departments of Agriculture and Energy, and regional co-host entities. The fundamental premise of the forums was the projection that the United States has the ability to sustainably produce over one billion tons of biomass annually, by 2030, for industrial purposes including fuels, chemicals and consumer products. The forums were constructed to provide information to and receive input from key stakeholders, relative to the challenges and opportunities inherent in advancing the bioeconomy, as well as to determine their priorities and interest in enacting regional strategies as an outcome of each forum.
Executive Summary (stand alone) Final Report on ATIP Foundation 2016 Regional Bioeconomy Forums v.3.24.17.pdf
Final Comprehensive Report on ATIP Foundation 2016 Five Regional Bioeconomy Forums, with 5 attachments v.3.24.17.pdf
Final Report with attachments to Participants in the SE Regional Bioeconomy Forum (Atlanta, GA) September 16, 2016 v.12.26.16.pdf
Final Report with attachments to Participants in the SW Regional Bioeconomy Forum (Mineral Wells, TX), September 29, 2016 v.12.26.16.pdf
Final Report with attachments to Participants in the PNW Regional Bioeconomy Forum (Seattle, WA), October 3, 2016 v.12.26.16.pdf
Final Report with attachments to Participants in the NE Regional Bioeconomy Forum October 18, 2016, v.12.26.16.pdf
Final Report with attachments to Participants in the MW Regional Bioeconomy Forum (Wooster, OH), November 15, 2016, v.12.26.16
