SEMINAR: "Social Demand for the
Aesthetic Externality of Rural Landscape: Monetary and non-monetary Valuation
for Sustainable Agri-environmental Policies Design in Mediterranean Rural Areas" With Samir Sayadi
Samir Sayadi is a Researcher in
the Institute of Agricultural Research and Training (IFAPA). He earned a degree
in Agricultural Engineer, a Master of Science and D.S.P.U in Marketing of
Agricultural and Food Products, a Master in Rural Development and a Ph.D. in
Agricultural Economics.
The seminar will
be focused on the importance of the "valuation of natural resources and
environment externalities for the design of sustainable rural/agricultural
policies". He will explain the concept of joint production in agriculture
and its multifunctionality role in rural territory and society, public and
private goods (market and non-market goods) of economic/agricultural
activities, the concept of externality, the difference between the price and
the value; different values of natural resources or public goods (productive,
value and non-value use, legacy value, option value, conservation, etc.);
methods of valuation, etc.
After that, the
main time will be focused to explain some practical and empirical cases, based
on our previous studies on the valuation of agricultural/rural landscape, to
show how we can valuate, using some methods of valuations as the Conjoint
Analysis and Contingent Valuation, to estimate the aesthetic value (monetary
and non-monetary of mountainous agricultural landscape), according to social
demands.
The seminar will be taught in the classroom E28 on the Facultad de
Ciencias Económicas y Empresariales on February 17th
from 12:30 to 14:30.
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