Barbara Cavalletti is Associate professor of Public Finance and Public Economics, leader of the Jean Monnet Module “EVA – Environmental Valuation and Accounting” - and currently holding the Jean Monnet CHAIR “LAURA - VaLuation of natural Assests and services and the eUropean gReen deAl". She is supervisor under the Doctoral Programme CLOE - MSCA COFUND 2020 funded by the EU for the Environmental Economics research Themes. She is external examiner of teaching program for University College London–UK. Visiting professor at the University of Muenster (chair prof. I. Metze) and Warwick (prof. J. Whalley) has developed her research activity on the I/O based models. Current research interests include the development of (i) ecosystem accounting frameworks as a statistical basis for assessing the economic impact of environmental policies by end-users and policy makers; (ii) management models for biodiversity protection and valuation of ecosystem services; environmental application of experimental and behavioral approach. She has been member of various research teams at national and international level and scientific supervisor of European projects on environmental valuation and accounting and biodiversity conservation.
Giampiero Lombardini is an Associate professor in Urban Planning at University of Genoa, Department Architecture and Design. Consolidated professional experience in spatial planning, urban design and environmental assessment. He focuses on methods and instruments for Urban and Regional Planning, Urban Design, Spatial Analysis, Urban Modeling and Environmental assessment method.
Matteo Corsi is a research fellow in Public Economics at the Department of Economics of the University of Genoa (Italy).
He teaches environmental economics, resource economics and environmental economics of food production in B.Sc. and M.Sc. economic programmes and public policy evaluation in the national interest Ph.D. program on European Studies – European economic and social policies.
Simone Lombardini is a Research Fellow in Economics at the University of Genoa and holds a Ph.D. in Economics (2021) from the same institution . His research focuses on macroeconomic modeling (speculative bubbles, oligopolistic dynamics), health‐economic impacts of public investment, and the effects of technological change on labor markets and income distribution.