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East African Bio-Economy Conference Webpage. The East African Science and Technology Commission (EASTECO) has been established as a semi-autonomous institution of the EAC by the 5th Extra-ordinary Summit of the EAC Heads of State held on 18th June 2007, in accordance with Chapter 16, Article 103 (a) of the Treaty on the Establishment of the East African Community, where the Partner States undertook to promote cooperation in the development of Science & Technology within the Community. EASTECO, as part of a consortium of 5-institutions including: The African Technology Policy Studies Network (ATPS), The Scinnovent Centre, Bio-Innovations (U) Ltd and Stockholm Environment Institute (SEI) Africa Centre have received funds from The BioInnovate Africa Programme to develop Regional Bio-economy Strategy for Eastern Africa. The overall development objective of the BiSEA project is to develop a regional innovation driven Bio-economy strategy and a policy agenda shared by the countries in the Eastern Africa Region (EAC countries and Ethiopia). The Project that was launched in January 2019 involves a wide range of stakeholders including government departments, industry, the academia, private sector entrepreneurs, practitioners in the various Bio-based sectors, and the broader public. One of the planned outputs of the BiSEA project is to organize a regional and multidisciplinary Bio-economy forum and platform for generating knowledge and insights that could assist countries to formulate and implement strategies and policies in support of Bio-economy development. In this regard, BioInnovate Africa (BA) in collaboration with the East African Science and Technology Commission (EASTECO), Ethiopian Ministry of Science and Innovation, and the consortium of partners on the Project “Developing an Innovation- Led Bio-economy Strategy for Eastern Africa (BiSEA) are organizing the 0xx Xxxxxxx Xxxxxx Bio-economy Conference and Bio-innovation Exhibition in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia from 23rd to 25th Sept 2020 under the theme: Enhancing the Economic Value of the Bio-economy in Eastern African. The goal is to contribute to achieving an inclusive and sustainable Bio-economy for Eastern Africa. The Eastern Africa Bio-economy conference will provide opportunity for scientists, technologists and innovators from the academia, public and private sector to share their research, innovations and experiences for the advancement of knowledge of Bio-economy in Africa as well as facilitate dialogue on the appropriate enabling environment to xx...
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East African Bio-Economy Conference Webpage i. Submit an inception report with detailed work plan and schedule of tasks and corresponding deliverables;

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