the management of biowaste and by-products in the agri-food and forestry sectors, ultimately supporting a more sustainable and resilient future.
Assumptions:
1. Stakeholder Engagement and Support: It is assumed that relevant stakeholders, including government agencies, research institutions, industry associations, producers, and the general public, will be engaged and supportive of the project's objectives and activities.
2. Policy Influence: It is assumed that the policy instruments developed through policy dialogue and collaboration will have a significant influence on the regulatory framework and practices related to the management of biowaste and by-products in the partner countries.
3. Technology Acceptance: It is assumed that the utilization of advanced technologies and innovative practices will be accepted and embraced by industry professionals and other stakeholders in the agri-food and forestry sectors.
4. Knowledge Transfer: It is assumed that the workshops, training programs, and study tours will effectively facilitate the transfer of knowledge and best practices among the partners, enhancing their capacity to implement circular economy principles.
Pathways of Change and Intervention Strategies:
The Theory of Change for the 3F GREEN MODEL project consists of the following pathways of change and intervention strategies:
1. Research and Assessment Pathway:
- Conduct a comprehensive assessment of current policy instruments and practices related to biowaste and by-products management.
- Identify gaps and opportunities for improvement.
- Utilize the expertise of the project team to analyze the findings and formulate recommendations.
Intervention Strategies:
- Engage experts in circular economy, agri-food, and forestry to conduct the assessment.
- Collaborate with research institutions and industry associations to gather relevant data.
- Organize workshops and conferences to facilitate discussion and knowledge sharing.
2. Policy Development Pathway:
- Foster policy dialogue and collaboration among the partners to develop and improve policy instruments aligned with circular economy principles.
- Engage policymakers and key stakeholders in the development process.
- Promote the adoption of policy instruments at the national and regional levels.
Intervention Strategies:
- Establish working groups with representatives from government agencies, research institutions, and industry associations.
- Organize policy forums and roundtable discussions.
- Provide technical assistance and expertise to support policy development.
3. Knowledge Exchange and Capacity Building Pathway:
- Facilitate the exchange of knowledge and best practices among partners.
- Enhance the skills and knowledge of policymakers, industry professionals, and other stakeholders.
- Foster a culture of learning and innovation in the agri-food and forestry sectors.
Intervention Strategies:
- Organize workshops, training programs, and study tours.
- Develop online platforms for knowledge