The primary producer in COOPID
Primary producers have a key role in the COOPID project, they are at the core of our activity! Bellow, key areas of interest for primary producers addressed by the project:
The bigger picture: COOPID and the bioeconomy
The bigger picture: COOPID & the bioeconomy
COOPID addresses key issues in the bioeconomy

Meaningful participation of the primary sector in the bioeconomy is lacking
Currently, bioeconomy starts on the fields, yet meaningful participation of the primary sector is currently challenged: this is an issue COOPID is meant to address.

There are barriers to the uptake of sustainable bio-based business
COOPID project seeks to mobilise EU primary producers to stimulate the wide uptake of inclusive and sustainable bio-based business models in the European primary production sector & increase its competitivity.

The bioeconomy and the circular economy are still abstracts concepts
The EU primary sector struggles to identify successful business models and strategies to replicate. It is challenging to transform into an efficient, sustainable and circular business model in the bioeconomy.

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COOPID celebrates its first General Assembly in person
COOPID articles & events COOPID ambassadors visit to Greece: Pindos, success case in the poultry sector On the 24th of January 2023, Cooperativas Agroalimentarias de España (COOPID project coordinator) organised in Madrid ...
Videos of 11 success cases in the EU agrifood sector released
COOPID success stories COOPID ambassadors visit to Greece: Pindos, success case in the poultry sector After two years organising visits, the COOPID project has released the last two videos (of a pack of ...
Latests COOPID local workshops in 2022
COOPID workshops On the 31st of August, 19 people attended a workshop about the Biogal success story showcase, 12 of them primary producers. The workshop was held in Linz, Austria. Biogal is ...