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2. © Natural Resources Institute Finland Bioeconomy – the next wave of economy 2 Source: Kestävää kasvua biotaloudesta, Suomen biotalousstrategia, 2014

3. © Natural Resources Institute Finland Political and operational environment support bioeconomy 3

4. © Natural Resources Institute Finland4 Luke in a nutshell • Natural Resources Institute Finland (Luke) is a research and expert organization with expertise in renewable natural resources and sustainable food production. • Luke provides innovative solutions for new business opportunities based on natural resources. • Our strengths are in sustainable production and use of natural resources and thorough knowledge of bio-based raw materials.

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6. © Natural Resources Institute Finland Luke has long traditions 6

8. © Natural Resources Institute Finland Focus areas of research 8

9. © Natural Resources Institute Finland Sustainable use of natural resources and energy production. The aim is to secure a stable, growing forest and agrobiomass resource for bioeconomy. 9

10. © Natural Resources Institute Finland Biomass production • Genomics • Precision farming and silviculture • Abiotic and biotic stess management Harvesting and logistics • Digitalization and big data • Harvesting and transport • Human machine interactions Biorefinery technologies • Distributed processes • Fractionation • Extraction technologies Biomass based products and services • Solid wood products • Recreation, hunting • Eco tourism, healing in the forest Resource efficient planning and decision making • Land use optimisation • Sustainability and biodiversity • Closure of yield gaps Boreal Green bioeconomy 10

11. © Natural Resources Institute Finland Opportunities in exploitation of water resources as production platform in bioeconomy. Aim is to develop water- based bioproduction, industrial symbioses and well-being. 11

12. © Natural Resources Institute Finland Blue bioeconomy 12 FOOD TEHCNOLOGY BY-PRODUCTS LEISURE Value-added aquatic bioproductsNutritient circulation and industrial symbioses Well-being and tourism Blue bioproduction Exploitation of aquatic environments and vitality of ecosystems

13. © Natural Resources Institute Finland Sustainable, profitable and innovative food chain from the primary production to the consumer. Aim is to improve the competitiveness and responsibility of the food value chain, consumer well- being and export potential. 13

14. © Natural Resources Institute Finland Sustainable biobased economy requires combination of nature’s, humans’ and societal needs.The aim is to study and promote the realisation of bioeconomy by analyzing the regulatory and policy framework as well as socioeconomical impacts. 14

15. © Natural Resources Institute Finland The transition to sustainable natural resource economy in society 2050 Food Forest Fish & Game Energy Coherence of policies Landscape Solutions for health and well-being in society Functional markets for bioeconomy Land use New emerging technology and business models changing society Societal transition • Overall sustainability • Changes in values • Consumer preferences and consumption patterns Diffusion of innovations • Technology diffusion • New business models • Business competence • Digitalisation Global markets • Global scenarios • Alternative paths • Trade • Competetiveness International policies • Trade, climate, energy, and environmental policies for the use of natural resources 15

17. © Natural Resources Institute Finland Statutory and expert services 17 Luke conducts statutory and expert services. We take of care of • Game and fish population monitoring, • Forest inventory, • Certified plant production, • Pesticide control, • Conservation of genetic resources, • GHG calculations and • Statistics related to food and natural resources.

18. © Natural Resources Institute Finland Statutory and expert services 18

20. © Natural Resources Institute Finland Scientific activity • 715 on-going research projects, including 50 international EU projects. • 571 scientific peer- reviewed articles in 2015 20

21. © Natural Resources Institute Finland North-America (USA, CAN)  Scientific partnerships with key research institutes and universities  Boreal bioeconomy area with Canada Developing countries  Finnish development policy  Global challenges  Development and capacity building through research  Networking with int. institutes  Food safety and security, forestry, agriculture, aquaculture, statistics  East Africa, South East Asia (Indonesia)  Finnish technology export Luke’s strategy for international activities Nordic countries (SWE, DK, NO, Baltics)  Boreal bioeconomy, arctic dimension  Strengthening Nordic region in global bioeconomy  Joint research agenda and funding concepts  Complementarity in research foci  Active customer work Russia  Boreal forests and Barents issues  Development of bilateral relations, EU neighbourhood policies EU  Strategic partnerships  Coordinator or core partner (H2020, ERC, FET, Eurostat)  Growing EU funding  Lobbying through TPs, FACCE and COST Actions  Active customer work  involvement of industrial stakeholders into EU- projects China  Strategic partnerships with key universities and institutes  Agriculture (dairy value chain), forest technology, distributed solutions, statistics, aquaculture  Finnish technology export

22. © Natural Resources Institute Finland Development projects Luke is active in numerous international development projects. We address global challenges and provide sustainable and innovative solutions for demanding problems connected e.g. with food safety or sustainable agriculture and forestry. . 22

24. © Natural Resources Institute Finland December 2015 Personnel 722 715 27% 1437 Employees Doctoral degree 51 51 Professors Average age, y 23 669 314 431 Personnel groups Directorate 23 Scientists 669 Other experts 314 Research support personnel 431 24

26. © Natural Resources Institute Finland Luke is located throughout Finland Locations Joensuu, Jokioinen, Oulu Helsinki, Jyväskylä, Kokkola, Maaninka, Paltamo, Rovaniemi, Seinäjoki, Turku Experimental stations Haapastensyrjä, Kaamanen, Paljakka, Parkano, Piikkiö, Punkaharju, Siikajoki, Suonenjoki, Ypäjä Aquaculture infrastructure Enonkoski, Inari, Keminmaa, Laukaa, Taivalkoski Research co-operation sites Kajaani, Mikkeli, Tampere 26

27. © Natural Resources Institute Finland 2019 21 M€ 17% 2016 23 M€ 18% 31 M€ 25% 34 M€ 27% 8 M€ 6% 29 M€ 23% 2015 Financial structure 27 87M€ 71 M€ Budget funding Statutory and expert services Self-financed share of public pre-competitive research Strategic research Customer funding Public pre-competitive funding Total 125 Million EUR Total 122 Million EUR Total 122 Million EUR 87 69 % 32 M€ 26% 32 M€ 26% 26 M€ 21% 11 M€ 9% 79M€ 65% 20 M€ 16 % 28 M€ 23% 23 M€ 19% 17 M€ 14% 34 M€ 28% 58%

28. © Natural Resources Institute Finland ationFunding sources 22 12 1715 10 3 11 10 % Natural Resources Institute Finland (Luke) Ministries Funds, foundations and organizations EU and nordic Regional and structural fund Other foreign Companies SA, TEKES, VTN 28

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