15th Belgian Environmental Economics Day 2022

POSTPONED TO MAY 30, 2022 –
The Belgian Environmental Economics Day 2022 (BEED) provides an opportunity to researchers in the areas of environmental, resource and ecological economics from universities, university colleges, research institutes and research consultancy firms in Belgium, to present their work.

It is an academic meeting open to all interested stakeholders (academics, public servants, consultants, students, …). BEED aims at making the scientific discipline of environment economics more visible in Belgium. It can be regarded as an intermediate platform between individual researchers and traditional international professional associations.

Format

It typically consists of a number of general sessions and an academic or policy keynote.

Researchers are invited to submit recent research or policy papers to the thematic and general sessions. Out of the submissions, the program committee selects a number of papers to be presented during the BEED in plenary sessions of 20-25 minutes.

The working language is English for presentations and discussions. Papers (full papers or reports) can be submitted in English, Dutch or French.

Organizing committee

Brent Bleys (UGent), Marten Ovaere (UGent), Sandra Rousseau (KU Leuven), Estelle Cantillon (ULB), Johan Eyckmans (KU Leuven), Sébastien Lizin (UHasselt), Robert Malina (UHasselt), Stef Proost (KU Leuven), Steven Van Passel (UAntwerpen); Frank Venmans (UMONS; LSE), Tom Verbeke (KU Leuven)

Practical organization BEED 2022

• December 10, 2021: deadline for submissions. Send your paper (final or preliminary version) by email in .pdf format to Brent Bleys (brent.bleys@ugent.be)
• December 31, 2021: notification of paper acceptance.
• February 10, 2022: 15^th Belgian Environmental Economics Day, Center for Environmental Economics and Environmental Management (CEEM), UGent, Tweekerkenstraat 2, 9000 Gent. – POSTPONED TO MAY 30
• Participation is free, but registration is mandatory through the following link by February 3^rd.