Cecilia Fraccaroli
Cecilia works in environmental economics, doing a PhD on economic incentives for ecosystem services provision in European forests at the University of Bonn. Her main research interests are effectiveness of policies for nature conservation, wildfire risk management and rewilding.
She holds an MSc in Forest and Nature Management from the University of Copenhagen and a bachelor’s degree in economics from the University of Trento.
Her work combines quantitative cost-benefit analysis, Monte Carlo simulations, spatial analysis with qualitative methods like Delphi studies and thematic analysis.
Content by this person
Between rubble and riverbeds: Rebuilding after the DANA floods in Valencia
One year after the 2024 floods, an EFI researcher documents recovery in Valencia and challenges of nature-based flood management.
- Resilient forests
Economic incentives for reducing wildfire risk
Taking stock of an emerging field
- Sustainable economy
Not an easy ride
Economic research priorities for pro-environmental trade regulation
Protecting old growth forests in Europe - a review of scientific evidence to inform policy implementation
Review of scientific literature on the topic of old-growth forests.
- Resilient forests
What takes a new landowner from inaction to stewardship? Economic incentives for wildfire risk management
Inherited land often goes unmanaged, spreading fire risk to whole communities; economic incentives can turn inaction into stewardship.
- Forests and people
