Program of 2026

• Outline

• Environmental incentives

  • Ch1. Economic approach of incentives
  • Ch2. Natural capital in the economic system

• Valuation of environmental goods

  • Ch3. Principles of valuation: option value, request value, existence value

    • Use and non-use values : Key peatland ecosystem services
    • Survey : Option value for visiting a natural park

  • Ch4. Valuation methods: indirect methods, direct methods

    • Lecture - Example of hedonic price model: Piaggio, M., 2021. The value of public urban green spaces: Measuring the effects of proximity to and size of urban green spaces on housing market values in San José, Costa Rica. Land Use Policy 109: 105656.

• Environmental regulation

  • Ch5. Environmental policy instruments: public management of environment, choice of instruments
  • Ch6. Strategies for implementing environmental policies: taxation, new instruments (green nudges)
    • Lecture : Salzman, J., 2013. Teaching policy instrument choice in environmental law: the five P's. Duke Environmental Law &Policy Forum. Vol. XXIII:363. p 363-376.

• Case studies: Working groups

  • Group 1 - Biodiversity credits
  • Group 2 - Natural sites for compensation, restoration and renaturation (SNCRR)
  • Group 3 - Land-use rights
  • Group 4 - Carbon Taxe (ETS)
  • Group 5 - Low-emission zones
  • Group 6 - BiodiverCity Label
  • Group 7 - Energy Performance Diagnosis (DPE)
  • Group 8 - ÉcoQuartier Label

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