Open Bioeconomy refers to a system that promotes the sustainable use of biological resources to create economic value while ensuring accessibility and collaboration. It emphasizes transparency and sharing of knowledge, data, and technologies among researchers, businesses, and communities. This approach aims to foster innovation and address global challenges such as climate change and food security. In an Open Bioeconomy, stakeholders work together to develop solutions that utilize biotechnology, agriculture, and renewable resources. By encouraging open access to research and resources, it supports the development of sustainable practices and products, ultimately benefiting society and the environment.