The Roadmap for Lithuania's industrial transition to a Circular Economy (2021), developed by the Agency of Science, Innovation and Technology under the Ministry of Agriculture. Followed by the principles of co-creation, the implementation of the agenda includes economic operators, consumers, citizens, and civil society organisations. Partnership is described as the key for a sustainable industrial transformation. Following the Strategic Plan 2023–2027 for Agriculture and Rural Development of Lithuania, the ministry is working on the conceptual model for the “Knowledge and innovation system within agriculture” (ŽŪŽIS). The aim of ŽŪŽIS is to modernise the sector by gathering and exchanging knowledge, increasing innovation and digitalisation within agriculture and rural areas. ŽŪŽIS will engage farmers, scientific and educational institutions, amongst several other organisations and government institutions. In commitment with EU’s climate and energy targets, the National energy and climate plan of Lithuania sets national targets, for instance, to increase energy efficiency and the share of renewable energy. Lastly, Lithuania's Smart Specialisation Strategy (S3), a strategic programme of state support for R&D&I, included, by 2022, topics such as “sustainable agri-biological resources and safer food”, “functional food”, and “innovative development, improvement and processing of biological raw materials (biorefinery)” under the priority “Agricultural innovations and food technologies”. The updated strategy for 2022-2030 includes also “food safety and handling biological resource use” under priority “Health technologies and biotechnology”.