
Grass-based
circular business models
for dynamic rural communities
The GO-GRASS project is developing small-scale bio-based solutions to unlock the overlooked potential of grassland across Europe and create new business opportunities for rural areas.



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Learnings from the event on green biorefining in Denmark
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Could we get better nutrition from grass?
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Catch up with our Green Week Webinar on circular business models and skills for rural
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Join our partner event at the EU Green Week 2023
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DANISH JOURNEY OF GREEN BIOREFINING
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GO-GRASS AT KREADOE
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Call for tenders – GO-GRASS Online decision support tool
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Replication workshop in Hungary
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Grass can be used for other purposes than just animal feed. Which? Meet Richard, who is doing his PhD as part of our ...project at the @LeibnizATB . He will explain to you in less than two minutes what exactly his research focus is. #BioEconomy #Biobased
Could we get better nutrition from grass 🌱❓
Green leaves 🥬are all full of protein so called #RuBisCO
But would... grasslands rich in this protein provide high-quality & organic nutrition for cattle & people?
Article by @SciFintan https://t.co/F4Xq3ncqf3
Missed our #EUGreenWeek event last week? Visit our website for the stream replay and presenter slides: @ingevanoost1 ...(EU Commission/DG Agri), Philipp Grundmann (@LeibnizATB), Karen Hamann (IFAU), Uffe Jørgensen (Aarhus University/@CBIO15) #BioEconomy
Catch up with our Green Week Webinar on circular business models and skills for rural communities -...
On 8 June 2023, the GO-GRASS project organised a Green Week Partner Event entitled “Fostering grassland opportunitie...
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We love #grasslands, so we're super excited about new @HorizonEU project @MarginUp_EU that looks at enhancing ...#MarginalLands, because sometimes they're full of grass. Learn about their goals for the next 4 years and their exciting use cases across 🇪🇸🇬🇷🇸🇪🇩🇪🇭🇺🇦🇷🇿🇦. #Biodiversity
4 Demo Sites
To develop cost-effective and circular business models exploiting the underused potential of grass resources, GO-GRASS partners will test a wide range of solutions in four promising regional demonstration sites located in The Netherlands, Sweden, Germany and Denmark.

Animal bedding
in Sweden

Biochar
in Germany

Paper & packaging
in the Netherlands

Organic protein
in Denmark
Tools to create new value chains

Training & capacity building
Discover our training resources and stay tuned to join our future coaching and capacity building activities.

Guidelines &
recommendations
Pinpoint favourable conditions to exploit the untapped potential of grasslands in your country or region.

Interactive maps
Visualise key data about grassland type & availability across Europe and explore the potential of grass-based business models in your region.

How-to manual
The manual provides tailor-made advice to develop supportive business environments and turn innovative business ideas into concrete business plans.

Assessment & funding tools
Use our online tool to build your circular business model and turn your innovative ideas into concrete business plans.