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LACEEP is...
A research capacity building program focusing on the use of environmental and natural resource economics tools and concepts to the reality of Latin America and the Caribbean.
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Economist, LACEEP Program
JOP DESCRIPTION:
The Tropical Agricultural Research and Higher Education Center (CATIE)
is seeking an economist interested in helping manage its region-wide
environmental economics network (LACEEP).
Deadline: March 4th.
2010
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Call for proposals - X Round
Dear all:
LACEEP
provides research grants in environmental and resource economics to
Latin American and Caribbean researchers. It provides not only
financial support, but meetings, resource persons, access to literature
and opportunities for comparative research.
Currently we are starting the process for the Tenth Round of awards. For more information please visit:
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PhD programme in Environmental Economics at the University of
Gothenburg
Deadline for application March 3, 2010
The Environmental Economics Unit (EEU) at the University of Gothenburg offers
four full scholarships in a PhD programme in Environmental Economics
with admission September 2010. This programme is supported by
the Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency (Sida) and includes one
year of general economics courses, one year of specialisation courses and two to
three years of data collection and thesis writing.
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Course: Applying Game Theory and Behavioral
Economics to the Environment
June 27-28, 2010,
Université du Québec à Montréal, Montréal, Canada
Description
This two-day course will be held at the
Université du Québec à Montréal immediately before the 4th World
Congress of Environmental and Resource Economists (www.wcere2010.org). It is intended for researchers from
developing countries. Topics will
include:
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Conservation Strategy Fund
12th Annual International Course, Economic Tools for Conservation
Conservation
Strategy Fund is now accepting applications for our 12th annual
International Course, Economic Tools for Conservation. During this
comprehensive two-week course, you will gain working knowledge of economic
methods, language, and concepts as applied to the environment and natural
resources. The course will be held from August 9-20, 2010 at Stanford
University in California, USA, in partnership with Stanford's Center for
Conservation Biology and The Nature Conservancy. The announcement and
application can be found online at http://conservation-strategy.org/en/course/economic-tools-conservation-2010-international-course
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