EfD’s global network Women in Environmental Economics for Development (WinEED) has sustained its effort to encourage women to take leadership positions in research and development. Women researchers…
The risk of violence that rural households perceive affects their agricultural output and economic welfare. EfD Researcher and WinEED member Amaka Nnaji , and co-authors have studied the consequences…
Mintewab Bezabih is a Research Associate funded by EfD at the Department of Forest and Natural Resources Department at North Carolina University since March 2023. She is a member of the Women in…
EfD researcher and WinEED member Etenesh Asfaw, based in Moldavia, has led a study applying a battery of OECD indicators of green growth of Uzbekistan’s economy. She explained the main findings and…
Researchers from EfD Vietnam and Uganda will analyze how fish farmers in those countries perceive risks, in particular climate-related risks, and how they adapt to those risks since they are…
Gender equality has long been a cornerstone of societal progress. In India, where traditional norms often limit women's participation in the labor market, the conversation around equal inheritance…
EfD’s 17th Annual Meeting in Accra, Ghana, once again showed why it’s claimed to be the biggest and best conference on the application of environmental economics in the Global South since it…
The cement industry in China is a great air polluter and its production accounts for 60% of global production. Research funded by EfD will contribute to the policy discussion about the optimal tax for…
Meet Fan Xia, EfD China researcher, and WinEED member! Currently, she has a postdoc position at Nanjing University. Next year in January, she will start a new position as Assistant Professor at the…
Results from a literature review on how countries with internal conflicts manage nature give input to a capacity-building project for a local community that needs to manage its natural resources…