Simon Jean

Selective carbon credits: Market preferences and ecosystem restoration in Senegal The voluntary carbon market is presented as a solution to fund land and ecosystem restoration in developing economies. While the empirical literature …

Mon premier chapitre de thèse est publié dans Ecological economics 🐣
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Selective carbon credits: Market preferences and ecosystem restoration in Senegal The voluntary carbon market is presented as a solution to fund land and ecosystem restoration in developing economies. While the empirical literature …

New paper out! 🌱

We examine how voluntary carbon-market funds are allocated to land restoration projects in Senegal. Specifically, we ask: Does the carbon market focus on certain projects, and if so, why? And how does it interface with other funding sources?

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Icing on the cake : Romain is still on the job market, and being an amazing and promising researcher is just one of his many qualities!

[2/3] In his dissertation, he tackles of current and future challenges associated with the numerous uncertainties associated with risky, dynamic, spatial integrated climate economy modeling.

You should check his research and his two (!!!) job market papers : romainfillon.github.io

[1/2]Great to see my colleague @romainfillon.bsky.social awarded the best dissertation award by the European Association of Environmental and Resource Economics!!!

To all teaching community members,
As a new AP, I’m in charge of (re)designing new (and existing) classes.
Any advice on methods, do’s and dont’s, typical approach, workflow?

🌍 Job market time!

I am a 4th-year PhD candidate in Economics at Université Paris-Saclay, France (CIRED & PSAE), specializing in climate uncertainties.

How should climate subsystems (CS) be accounted for?

In JMP 2, with amazing Pr. Céline Guivarch, we explore this question.

A 🧵! ⬇️

I'm there!