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Professor Monika Österberg has been nominated as a member of the Forest Bioeconomy Science Panel

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The Forest Bioeconomy Science Panel has 14 members, and it is set by the Ministry of Agriculture and Forestry and Ministry of Economic Affairs and Employment.
Professori Monika Österberg.

The panel aims to support policy processes and political decision making by compiling scientific information and science-based scenarios on the dimensions of sustainable forest value chains and forest-based ecosystem services.

Monika Österberg

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monika.osterberg@aalto.fi
+358505497218
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