Task 43: Biomass Supply in a Nature Positive Circular Economy
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Circular Bioeconomies Report
Mar 2026Indigenous Peoples have been practicing circular economies as a way of life for millennia. Circular bioeconomies rely on biodiversity at the heart of a functioning ecosystem that can perform, adapt and evolve. Community impacts from circular bioeconomies include First Nations cultural revitalization, food sovereignty, and fulfilling Intrinsic Responsibilities. Circular bioeconomies are defined not just by […]
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Building an Indigenous-Led Vision for a Circular Bioeconomy in Canada
Jan 2026We’re pleased to share highlights from the first two Canadian workshops focused on Indigenous-led circular bioeconomies, held on November 10, 2025, and December 9, 2025. These gatherings created space for meaningful dialogue, reflection, and knowledge-sharing grounded in culture, community, and connection to the land. The workshops were moderated by Dean Assinewe (Registered Forestry Professional, Sagamok […]
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Documenting sustainable biomass supplies: Plans for quantification and interpretation of data
Jun 2024Task 43 is pleased to support the upcoming workshop: Documenting sustainable biomass supplies: Plans for quantification and interpretation of data. Organized by IEA Bioenergy Task 43-Sustainable Biomass, in coordination with the Clean Energy Ministerial Biofuture Platform Initiative, and the 11th GBEP Bioenergy Week, this workshop will be held in person, in Rome Italy on Monday 17 […]
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