Economics of Biotechnological Processes in Sustainable Development

The growth of the world’s population and its concentration in large cities increases pressure on ecosystems infrastructure, which can be offset by introduction “smart” technologies urban environment. increase life expectancy generates demand for technologies, products, services that provide an active lifestyle, “age” employment (“silver economy”), high-tech healthcare personalized medicine. need to solve food problems stimulates development agro- biotechnologies, new industrial production agricultural raw materials products. consequences demographic transition, migration processes social inequality risks epidemics, return disappeared infections and, accordingly, quality affordable medical services. Changing values, lifestyles, digitalization society entail transformation consumption patterns (economy sharing, greening, etc.). Under influence ICT their convergence, globalization will also cover field education, strengthening interdisciplinary nature.