Si è svolta dal 18 al 20 giugno a Pisa la conferenza AIEAA dove il Dipartimento di Scienze e Tecnologie Agro-Alimentari ha portato una serie di contributi.
Queste le sessioni:
Organized sessions
Agri-food Economics and Citizen-Science: Potential and Applications
Riccardo Borgia, Olga Huerta-Salinas, Alice C. Tani, Sonia Massari, Nidhi Raina, Stefano Targetti
Bridging Agriculture and Biodiversity: Designing Effective Incentives and Managing Risk in Agri-Environmental Schemes
Monserrath Lascano, Lena Schaller, Stefano Targetti
Advancing smart agriculture: economic, environmental, and policy evaluation of technology adoption
Giulia Maesano, Cristina Mora, Davide Viaggi
PS-5A: SMART agricultural policy for sustainable transformation: Integrating knowledge with innovation to promote competitiveness and sustainability
Location: Aula Magna Polo Piagge
Session Chair: Paolo Sckokai
Panelists: Silvia Coderoni, Paolo Sckokai, Francesco Vanni, Antonella Samoggia, Francesca Monticone, Franco Sotte
Oral contributions
An Economic Valuation of Ecosystem Services in the Po River Basin
Cordero Mera, Andrea Estefania; Raggi, Meri; Viaggi, Davide
Towards designing a collaborative governance framework in the bioeconomy: Exploring stakeholders’ views and priorities in relation to education and training
Kurtsal, Yaprak; Lascano, Monserrath; Ghelfi, Rino; Galletti, Paola; Viaggi, Davide
Cost and benefit analysis (CBA) of Smart Farming Technologies (SFTs)
Yogendra Katuwal, Davide Viaggi, Giulia Maesano
Cost-effective nutrient reduction and Disproportionate Costs assessment in the Po River Basin District
Pellegrini, Emilia; Belfiore, Elisa; Fasolino, Nunzia Gabriella; Lascano Galarza, Monserrath Ximena; Raggi, Meri; Viaggi, Davide
Expert Perspectives on Efficient Incentive Mechanisms for Carbon Farming
Raina Nidhi, Mathijs Erik, Van Ruymbeke Kato, Viaggi Davide
Governance Solutions for Bioeconomy: A systematic review
Qamara Rose Aloyce; Viaggi Davide
A business perspective on the protein transition in Europe: companies’ profiling and financial event history analysis
Francesca Monticone, Antonella Samoggia
