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The Bioeconomy in the North of England Appendices August 2017 THE BIOECONOMY IN THE NORTH OF ENGLAND ZE2 ZE1 ZE3 LEWIS HARRIS NORTH UIST SKYE Moray e ir h s n SOUTH UIST e de Highland er Ab CANNA RUM BARRA EIGG Angus COLL TIREE Perth and Kinross MULL Argyll and Bute Stirling Fife COLONSAY JURA Lothian Renfrewshore ISLAY Lanarkshire ARRAN Ayrshire Scottish Borders South Ayrshire Northumberland Dumfries and Galloway Donegal Tyne and Wear Northern Ireland Durham Cumbria ISLE OF MAN (CROWN DEPENDENCY) Sligo Monaghan North Yorkshire Leitrim Cavan Mayo Roscommon Louth East Riding of Yorkshire Longford Lancashire Meath West Yorkshire Westmeath North Greater Linc Galway Dublin South e Manchester Offaly sid Yorkshire sey Isle of Mer Kildare e Anglesey r i h Cheshire s Laois Wicklow Derbyshire m Lincolnshire a Clare h Clwyd g W n rex i h t Gwynedd am t Carlow o N Staffordshire Gwynedd Limerick Norfolk Tipperary Kilkenny Wexford ster ice shire Shropshire Le West Waterford Midlands re n hi o s i n to Cambridgeshire Kerry ig p d W m Cork re or a e ce th C Powys s r te Warwickshire o rs N e h ir Suffolk ir h Herefordshire e s d r o f d B e P u e Carmarthenshire B e m c ir br k h ok i s e n rd Essex sh g fo ire h rt a e Gloucestershire m H Gwent Oxfordshire s h i re Greater London Avon West Berkshire Surrey Wiltshire Kent Hampshire Somerset West Sussex East Sussex Devon Dorset Isle of Wight ISLE OF WIGHT l al nw or C A Science and Innovation Audit Report sponsored by the Department for Business, Energy & Industrial Strategy Appendix A: Consortium membership Durham University University of Hull Lancaster University University of Leeds University of Liverpool University of Manchester Newcastle University University of Sheffield Sheffield Hallam University University of York Biorenewables Development Centre (BDC) Crop Health and Protection (CHAP) Centre for Innovation Excellence in Livestock (CIEL) Centre for Process Innovation (CPI) Fera Science Ltd Stockbridge Technology Centre Science City York Biovale AB Connect Brocklesby Ltd Croda Drax Power Ltd Precision Decisions Quorn Foods RAFT Solutions Ltd Unilever Wheatsheaf Ben Pearcy National Non Food Crop Centre Greater Manchester LEP Humber LEP Leeds City Region LEP North East LEP Sheffield City Region LEP Tees Valley Unlimited LEP York and North Yorkshire and East Riding LEP Cogent Skills Askham Bryan College Bishop Burton College Reaseheath College CATCH 2 Appendix B: Higher education institutions in the North of England 1 Durham University 2 Edge Hill University 3 Lancaster University 4 Leeds Beckett University 5 Leeds College of Art 6 Leeds Trinity University 7 Liverpool Hope University 8 Liverpool Institute of the Performing Arts 9 Liverpool John Moores University 10 Liverpool School of Tropical Medicine 11 Manchester Metropolitan University 12 Newcastle University 13 Northumbria University Newcastle 14 Royal Northern College of Music 15 Sheffield Hallam University 16 Teesside University 17 The Open University 18 University of Bolton 19 University of Bradford 20 University of Central Lancashire 21 University of Chester 22 University of Cumbria 23 University of Huddersfield 24 University of Hull 25 University of Leeds 26 University of Liverpool 27 University of Manchester 28 University of Salford 29 University of Sheffield 30 University of Sunderland 31 University of York 32 York St John University 3 Appendix C: SIC Code definition of the bioeconomy Sort Main Industry Main Activity Sub Activity SIC2007 Order Code 1 Agriculture, Forestry, Fishing, Growing crops Cereals, leguminous crops, 0111 Veterinary oilseeds 2 Agriculture, Forestry, Fishing, Growing crops Rice 0112 Veterinary 3 Agriculture, Forestry, Fishing, Growing crops Vegetables, melons, roots, 0113 Veterinary tubers 4 Agriculture, Forestry, Fishing, Growing crops Sugar cane 0114 Veterinary 5 Agriculture, Forestry, Fishing, Growing crops Tobacco 0115 Veterinary 6 Agriculture, Forestry, Fishing, Growing crops Fibre crops 0116 Veterinary 7 Agriculture, Forestry, Fishing, Growing crops Other non-perennial crops 0119 Veterinary 8 Agriculture, Forestry, Fishing, Growing crops Grapes 0121 Veterinary 9 Agriculture, Forestry, Fishing, Growing crops Tropical and subtropical 0122 Veterinary fruits 10 Agriculture, Forestry, Fishing, Growing crops Citrus fruits 0123 Veterinary 11 Agriculture, Forestry, Fishing, Growing crops Pome fruits and stone fruits 0124 Veterinary 12 Agriculture, Forestry, Fishing, Growing crops Other tree, bush fruits, nuts 0125 Veterinary 13 Agriculture, Forestry, Fishing, Growing crops Oleaginous fruits 0126 Veterinary 14 Agriculture, Forestry, Fishing, Growing crops Beverage 0127 Veterinary 15 Agriculture, Forestry, Fishing, Growing crops Spices, drug, 0128 Veterinary pharmaceutical 16 Agriculture, Forestry, Fishing, Growing crops Other perennial 0129 Veterinary 17 Agriculture, Forestry, Fishing, Crop, plant support Crop production support 0161 Veterinary activities activities 18 Agriculture, Forestry, Fishing, Crop, plant support Post-harvest crop activities 0163 Veterinary activities 19 Agriculture, Forestry, Fishing, Crop, plant support Seed propagation for 0164 Veterinary activities propagation 4 20 Agriculture, Forestry, Fishing, Crop, plant support Plant propagation 0130 Veterinary activities 21 Agriculture, Forestry, Fishing, Animal production, Raising of dairy cattle 0141 Veterinary hunting 22 Agriculture, Forestry, Fishing, Animal production, Raising of other cattle, 0142 Veterinary hunting buffaloes 23 Agriculture, Forestry, Fishing, Animal production, Raising of horses, equines 0143 Veterinary hunting 24 Agriculture, Forestry, Fishing, Animal production, Raising of camels, camelids 0144 Veterinary hunting 25 Agriculture, Forestry, Fishing, Animal production, Raising of sheep, goats 0145 Veterinary hunting 26 Agriculture, Forestry, Fishing, Animal production, Raising of swine, pigs 0146 Veterinary hunting 27 Agriculture, Forestry, Fishing, Animal production, Raising of poultry 0147 Veterinary hunting 28 Agriculture, Forestry, Fishing, Animal production, Raising of other animals 0149 Veterinary hunting 29 Agriculture, Forestry, Fishing, Animal production, Mixed farming 0150 Veterinary hunting 30 Agriculture, Forestry, Fishing, Animal production, Animal production support 0162 Veterinary hunting activities 31 Agriculture, Forestry, Fishing, Animal production, Hunting, trapping, related 0170 Veterinary hunting activities 32 Agriculture, Forestry, Fishing, Forestry and logging Silviculture, other forestry 0210 Veterinary activities 33 Agriculture, Forestry, Fishing, Forestry and logging Logging 0220 Veterinary 34 Agriculture, Forestry, Fishing, Forestry and logging Gathering wild growing non- 0230 Veterinary wood 35 Agriculture, Forestry, Fishing, Forestry and logging Support services to forestry 0240 Veterinary 36 Agriculture, Forestry, Fishing, Fishing and Marine fishing 0311 Veterinary aquaculture 37 Agriculture, Forestry, Fishing, Fishing and Freshwater fishing 0312 Veterinary aquaculture 38 Agriculture, Forestry, Fishing, Fishing and Marine aquaculture 0321 Veterinary aquaculture 39 Agriculture, Forestry, Fishing, Fishing and Freshwater aquaculture 0322 Veterinary aquaculture 40 Agriculture, Forestry, Fishing, Veterinary activities Veterinary activities 7500 Veterinary 5 57 Manufacture food, drink, tobacco Food products - meat, Meat processing, preserving 1011 fish 58 Manufacture food, drink, tobacco Food products - meat, Poultry meat processing, 1012 fish preserving 59 Manufacture food, drink, tobacco Food products - meat, Meat, poultry meat 1013 fish production 60 Manufacture food, drink, tobacco Food products - meat, Fish processing, preserving 1020 fish 61 Manufacture food, drink, tobacco Food products - fruit, Potato processing, 1031 vegetables preserving 62 Manufacture food, drink, tobacco Food products - fruit, Fruit, vegetable juice 1032 vegetables 63 Manufacture food, drink, tobacco Food products - fruit, Other fruit, vegetable 1039 vegetables 64 Manufacture food, drink, tobacco Food products - other Oil, fat manufacture 1041 65 Manufacture food, drink, tobacco Food products - other Margarine, edible fats 1042 66 Manufacture food, drink, tobacco Food products - other Dairies, cheese making 1051 67 Manufacture food, drink, tobacco Food products - other Ice cream 1052 68 Manufacture food, drink, tobacco Food products - other Grain mill products 1061 69 Manufacture food, drink, tobacco Food products - other Starches and starch 1062 products 70 Manufacture food, drink, tobacco Food products - other Bread; pastry goods, cakes 1071 71 Manufacture food, drink, tobacco Food products - other Rusks, biscuits; preserved 1072 pastry 72 Manufacture food, drink, tobacco Food products - other Pasta, other farinaceous 1073 73 Manufacture food, drink, tobacco Food products - other Sugar 1081 74 Manufacture food, drink, tobacco Food products - other Cocoa, choc, sugar 1082 confectionery 75 Manufacture food, drink, tobacco Food products - other Tea, coffee processing 1083 76 Manufacture food, drink, tobacco Food products - other Condiments and 1084 seasonings 77 Manufacture food, drink, tobacco Food products - other Prepared meals and dishes 1085 6 78 Manufacture food, drink, tobacco Food products - other Homogenised/dietetic food 1086 79 Manufacture food, drink, tobacco Food products - other Other food products nec 1089 80 Manufacture food, drink, tobacco Food products - other Prepared farm animals 1091 feeds 81 Manufacture food, drink, tobacco Food products - other Prepared pet foods 1092 82 Manufacture food, drink, tobacco Beverages Spirits distilling,
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