Socio-economic and policy dimensions of climate change and food security
Postdoc
Azza Ghanem
The European Institute on Economics and the Environment (EIEE), in collaboration with the strategic research program "Predicting Socio-Economic Outcomes in a Changing Climate," is pleased to announce an opening for a postdoctoral researcher focusing on the socio-economic and policy aspects of climate change and food security. The position offers a unique opportunity to work at the intersection of climate science, economics, and policy within a dynamic international research environment.
Research Focus:
Risk and impact forecasting
Climate policy analysis
Socio-economic modeling
Decision support for local and national policy frameworks
Key Responsibilities:
Conduct econometric analyses to assess how climate and weather shocks influence food insecurity
Develop machine learning-enhanced forecasting tools for sub-seasonal to seasonal timeframes, ensuring interpretability and policy relevance
Provide early warning systems and risk alerts to support proactive planning and decision-making
Contribute to strategic science-policy communication and engagement
Collaborate across CMCC teams and with international research partners
Prepare and contribute to grant proposals, peer-reviewed publications, and science-policy reports
Present research findings at scientific conferences and workshops
Ideal Candidate Profile:
PhD in economics, climate science, public policy, data science, or a related field
Strong background in econometric modeling and/or machine learning techniques
Interest in interdisciplinary collaboration and policy impact
Excellent written and verbal communication skills in English
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