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“The following types of bioeconomy policy instruments were identified by Elbersen et al. [18] and have also been used to classify and analyze good practices in this study. - Fiscal and financial instruments - Regulatory instruments - Information and advisory instruments - Networking, collaboration, and joint planning instruments - Voluntary instruments - Other instruments”
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- Elbersen, B., Houtkamp, J., Coninx, I., van den Oever, M., Hatvani, N., Koos, A., Mateffy, K., Kulmány, I., & Vásáry, V.
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