DECEP Main Output
DECEP Main Output
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The DECEP project is assessing how circular economy transitions affect different socio-economic groups, both environmentally and in terms of redistribution. Its results will help policymakers design circular frameworks that are both sustainable and socially fair.
The DECEP project is assessing how circular economy transitions affect different socio-economic groups, both environmentally and in terms of redistribution. Its results will help policymakers design circular frameworks that are both sustainable and socially fair.
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Ongoing Work
Ongoing Work
CE & Social rebound
CE & Protectionism
Working Papers
Working Papers
“Pay Up or Pile Up: Willingness to Pay for Waste Collection Services in Conakry” with Barry, M. S.; Creti, A.; Lobo, K.; Metta-Versmessen, C., 2026, ICTD Working Paper 237, Brighton: Institute of Development Studies, https:\\doi.org\10.19088/ICTD.2026.008
“Waste Trading System: managing waste with high population density and low sorting rate” – with Coline Metta-Versmessen, 2024, FAERE Working Paper, WP2024.03 ISSN 2274-5556 (Working paper available)
“Mobility Gini: distributional effects of transportation policies” – with Andrea Rangel Guevara and Aude Pommeret, 2023, Irege Working Paper (Working paper available)
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Policy Reports
Policy Reports
"Policy Brief - Pay Up or Pile Up: Willingness to Pay for Waste Collection Services in Conakry" with Barry, M. S.; Creti, A.; Lobo, K.; and Metta-Versmessen, C. (2026), ICTD Research in Brief 173, Brighton: Institute of Development Studies, DOI: 10.19088/ICTD.2026.003
“Enhancing knowledge and skills for a repair society: Exploring the role of repair alliances” with A. Dunne & R. Hofgärtner, 2025, CE Center publication n°39 Link
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Published Papers
Published Papers
Coming soon (hopefully!)
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Media Presence
Media Presence
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