Biomimicry in France: Outcomes

Clients

Center for Studies and Expertise in Biomimicry (Ceebios)

Period

2021

Expertise

Territorial Strategy

Context

Biomimicry, a lever for sustainable innovation for ecological transition

In 2019, ADEME formed a partnership with Ceebios (Center for Studies and Expertise in Biomimicry) and Myceco (consulting firm in biomimicry & biodiversity – Public and Industrial Policies), recognizing the strength of the biomimetic approach, inspired by nature, to develop new innovative and sustainable services.

A comprehensive assessment of the impacts and potential of biomimicry in France

service

Vertigo Lab was mobilized to conduct a study on the socio-economic and environmental impacts of biomimicry in France. We provided insights into French bio-inspired actors and offered a concrete vision of the benefits such solutions present.

The study also broadly explored the innovation potential available in the national territory.

Concrete outcomes for innovation and ecological transition

The results of this study quantified the economic, social, and environmental impacts of biomimicry in France and identified the most promising sectors.

BENEFITS

By providing concrete elements to public decision-makers and businesses, it has strengthened the recognition of biomimicry as a driver of sustainable innovation and a factor of competitiveness.

As specialists in socio-economic measurement and nature's economy, we have been able to enhance bio-inspired solutions and demonstrate their contribution to the transition.

Myceco, ADEME

The + Vertigo Lab

Specialists in socio-economic measurement and the economy of nature, we have been able to highlight bio-inspired solutions and demonstrate their contribution to the transition.