GGGI has been working with the Government of Colombia to advance green growth policies and green investments through strategic partnerships such as with the Ministry of Environment and Sustainable Development, the Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Development, the Ministry of Treasury and Public Credit, and the National Planning Department (DNP), among others. Since 2014, GGGI has supported the DNP in its objective of advancing a green growth vision and transition plan for Colombia that can help climate goals and SDGs achievement. GGGI supported the development of the Green Growth Taskforce led by DNP (2016-2018), which produced solid and relevant information for the design and concertation of the Green Growth Policy - GGP (adopted using CONPES 3934 of 2018). One strategic axis of the GGP aims to promote the sustainable use of natural capital, which includes the Bioeconomy as one key strategy to foster the low carbon economy through adding value to generate products, processes, and services based on responsible use of biodiversity and biomass. In that regard, GGGI supported the Ministry of Science, Technology, and Innovation - MinCiencias, the National Planning Department, and other stakeholders in the technical design and concertation of the National Bioeconomy Mission “Para una Colombia Potencia viva y diversa: hacia una Sociedad impulsada por el conocimiento”. Besides, GGGI was awarded by the UKPACT program in 2021 Colombia to develop the project “Accelerating the development of new bioeconomy businesses and enhanced capacities for green jobs promotion and increased climate action ambition from policy implementation and integration”, in which a Bioeconomy Accelerator Mechanism was created to enhance the capacity of bioeconomy business and strengthen the capability of MinCiencias to meet their target of 126 and 500 bioproducts endorsed by 2022 and 2030, respectively: Complimentarily, a knowledge-sharing component to disseminate case studies, lessons learned, best practices, and recommendations. GGGI with MinCiencias support, designed and launched 2019 the Bioeconomy Projects Acceleration Mechanism - MAPBIO, which aims to provide technical assistance to accelerate bioproducts in the last mile. The first call for proposals received 26 proposals evaluated through a multicriteria analysis; the mechanism supported four bioproducts. After successfully implementing MAPBIO 1.0, GGGI was awarded an extension project for scaling up MAPBIO and developing further activities with MinCiencias and INNpulsa. The current call pro proposals MAPBIO 3.0 received were focalized in the Pacific and Amazon region and received 12 submissions and selected 2. In total, we have successfully supported 20 bioproducts to contribute to the national goal of reaching 500 registered bioproducts by 2030. As part of the UK PACT Bio Rural project, GGGI has selected the company INBACTER SAS and its initiative, “Commercial viability of 2 biocides of phytosanitary importance useful in the construction of clean agricultural practices”, as a beneficiary of the MAPBIO+ 2024 Call. This selection secures support for INBACTER SAS bioproduct acceleration processes during the 2025-2026. INBACTER SAS has identified a significant opportunity to reduce reliance on synthetic agrochemicals through the development of biocides, promoting cleaner and more sustainable agricultural practices. Their approach represents a disruptive innovation by combining proven effectiveness with environmental and social benefits, aligning with national sustainability and bioeconomy priorities. With a strong territorial and community-driven focus, the project is being developed in collaboration with local agricultural associations. It aims to enhance crop productivity while minimizing the use of synthetic agrochemicals through the development of IB065, a biofungicide based on Bacillus tequilensis, and MXX, a bactericide formulated with bacteriophages. These innovative bioproducts have demonstrated promising results in laboratory and greenhouse trials for controlling diseases such as Moko in bananas and plantains, caused by Ralstonia solanacearum, a major threat to the economic sustainability of local farmers. The primary objective objective of this specialized consultancy is to develop a strategic plan that enables the productive and logístical scaling of two bioproducts (biofungicide IB065 and bactericide MXX). The plan must guarantee the technical, economic, and operational sustainability of the project, maximizing its commercial impact and compliance with regulatory standards. These efforts complement INBACTER SAS's broader objective of advancing technologically and designing a future production line for the IB065 and MXX bioproducts. - Please note that the deadline is based on Korean Standard Time Zone (KST, UTC+9)_ **INTRODUCTION TO GGGI**: The Global Green Growth Institute (GGGI) is a treaty-based international, inter-governmental organization dedicated to support