The article reveals the role and importance of bioeconomics in the context of the transition from a linear economic model to a circular closed cycle based on the "cascade consumption" of renewable biological resources. It is determined that the main task of the domestic economy at the present stage should involve moving away from the raw material model, where the production, availability and use of biomass can be the key conditions. The official classification of biotechnologies in the Russian Federation is given, organizational aspects of supporting their development are disclosed, where an important milestone in the greening of the domestic economy is the approval by the government of the Strategy of Socio-Economic Development of the Russian Federation until 2050 with a low level of greenhouse gas emissions. However, it is noted that within the framework of organizational and economic regulation, a fragmentary approach dominates in revealing the essence of bioeconomics, where the development of biotechnologies is possible in the separate accounting of income from their use in each individual production sector, i.e. a "linear" concept is declared to a greater extent. In accordance with this, the tools of the system of organizational measures for the translation of the transition from linear economics to circular bioeconomics are proposed.