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Agriculture and Forestry

This research program analyzes the conditions of use of economic instruments dedicated to climate change issues in the agricultural and forestry sectors. Particular attention is paid to the mechanisms of REDD + and the competition for biomass use.

Our research topics

  • Cost of emission reductions in the agricultural sector
  • Low-carbon innovations and risks in the agricultural sector
  • Multi-criteria evaluation of forestry projects
  • Forest transition analysis
  • Biomass resources evaluation

Our team

  • Philippe Delacote: Head of the Research Program
  • Etienne Lorang: Research Fellow on « Circular Economy, recycling and CO2 emissions »
  • Maxime Ollier: Research Fellow on « Climate change effects on inequalities of farmers’ income »
  • Camille Tevenart: Research Fellow on  « Barriers to GES emissions mitigation in the French agricultural sector: the role of uncertainty, information and risk attitudes »

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Examples of publications

  • Bertrand, V, 2015. “Modeling of Emission Allowance Markets: A Literature Review for Dynamic Partial Equilibrium Models with Perfect Competition”, Energy Studies Review, 2015, Vol. 21 (1)
  • Delacote, P. & Angelsen, A., 2015. “Reducing Deforestation and Forest Degradation : Leakage or Synergy ?”, Land Economics, 91(03).
  • Dequiedt, B., Moran, D., 2015. “Introducing Legume Crops in French Farmlands : an assessment of GHG emissions”. Ecological Economics. Février 2015.
  • Lobianco, A., Delacote, P., Caurla, S., Barkaoui, A. 2015. ”The importance of introducing spatial heterogeneity in bio-economic forest models: Insights gleaned from FFSM++”, Ecological Modeling
  • Lobianco, A., Delacote, P., Caurla, S., Barkaoui, A. 2015. ”Accounting for Active Management and Risk Attitude in Forest Sector Models”. Environmental Modeling and Assessment. Forthcoming.
  • Seyller, Desbureaux, Ongolo, Simonet, Karsenty & Fétiveaux. 2015. “The ‘virtual economy’ of REDD+ projects: Does private Certification of REDD+ Projects Ensure their Environmental Integrity?”. International Forestry Review. A paraître
  • Simonet, G. & Delacote, P. & Robert, N., 2015. “On managing co-benefits in REDD+ projects”, International Journal of Agriculture, Governance and Ecology.
  • Wolfersberger, J., Delacote, P., Garcia, S. 2015. ”An empirical analysis of forest transition and land-use change in developing countries”. Ecological Economics, 119.

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