Traditional economics relies on increasing prices to effectively influence behavioral change. There are, however, a variety of psychological tools which can be equally effective in influencing changes…
Stakeholders, including fishermen, fish farmers, researchers and regulators from government agencies have signed a communique requesting Nigeria’s national assembly to review the Nigerian Fisheries…
Civil servants from government ministries, departments, and agencies met in Dar es Salaam, Tanzania to learn how they can take advantage of research in environmental economics. EfD Tanzania’s Director…
This is an open call for two (2) women researchers on topics in the intersection of environmental economics, gender, and development. They will visit the EfD Centers in the Global South. The two (2)…
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Ecosystems are vital to human wellbeing yet the value of the services they provide is often ill-understood in the context of national accounts and policy analysis. EfD researcher, Jane Turpie…
Thousands of toxic chemicals can be found in plastics on the market. If plastic containing toxic chemicals is collected and recycled, the chemicals can spread into new plastic products. In a new…
EfD Kenya’s annual general meeting is a forum t hat bring s together all researchers and staff to discuss the challenges, opportunities, successes , and lessons learned over the past year and give the…
EfD Kenya arranges a policy day workshop every year with researchers, policymakers, and other stakeholders, to discuss research findings and their potential implications on environmental policies and…
Great interview with EfD researcher Åsa Löfgren in the GU Journalen (Magazine of University of Gothenburg)! She was, among many other things, an observer at the COP-26. She has many important things…