Participation in the EAAE Conference 2025 [06.10.25]
Researchers from the Ecological-Economic Policy Modeling Group (420d) presented their latest research findings at this year’s Conference of the European Association of Agricultural Economists (EAAE).
18. EAAE Congress 2025, Bonn
The contributions covered a broad range of topics – from biodiversity-friendly farming to the economic implications of pollinator decline.
The following presentations were given:
Esther Amankwah: Towards Conserving Species-rich Hay Meadows: What Explains Farmer Participation in Agri-Environment-Climatic Measures?
Prof. Dr. Arndt Feuerbacher: The Economic and Food Security Risks of Gradual Pollinator Decline
Saskia Anja Osterkamp: Ecological and Economic Impacts of a Large-Scale Organic Conversion Policy: A Regional Case Study
Falk Krumbe: Organic and Conventional Markets in Germany: A Detailed Whole Economy Policy Analysis
Hannah Bücheler: Co-creating Scenarios for a Biodiversity-friendly Agri-food System: A Case Study from Germany (Poster presentation)
The participation of our researchers in the EAAE Conference highlights the group’s strong commitment to interdisciplinary and practice-oriented research at the interface of ecology and economics.
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