Stefano Farolfi

Senior Economist

Biography :

Stefano Farolfi is a senior water economist at CIRAD UMR G-Eau. His main research interests refer to the negotiation, regulatory, and coordination aspects of water management and to the behavioural analysis of water stakeholders. He currently coordinates the G-Eau team PRECOS that focuses on the analysis of water stakeholders’ practices, representations, and behaviours. Between 2014 and 2020, Stefano was the Cirad Deputy Director at G-Eau. He previously spent 8 years at the CEEPA/University of Pretoria and 4 years at the IWEGA Center in Maputo (University E Mondlane), which he contributed to establish. He is since 2016 Extraordinary Professor ar the University of Pretoria.

Tools used :

Experimental Economics Hybrid methods Social practices and perceptions

Published mainly with :

Géraldine Abrami Olivier Barreteau Bruno Bonté Yvan Caballero Emmanuel Dubois Patrice Garin Cécile Hérivaux Jean-Yves Jamin Damien Jourdain Philippe Le Coënt Julien Mallard Marielle Montginoul Sylvie Morardet Noémie Neverre

contact : stefano.farolfi@cirad.fr

HAL numerical identifier : 781474

Stefano Farolfi

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15 Productions

Solving conflict over common pool resources through delegation to a stakeholder (2024)

Effects of flood‐induced financial stress on the viability of a cooperative production system and its farmers: A multilevel study (2024)

The impact of a scholarship programme on social capital formation among university students: An economic experiment at the University of Pretoria, South Africa (2023)

Beliefs and preferences as predictors of prophylactic adherence and lockdown compliance in South Africa (2023)

Farmers’ perceptions of water management in Jemna oasis, Southern Tunisia (2022)

Analysing practices, social representations and behaviours of socio-hydro systems' actors (2022)

Are interactions important in estimating flood damage to economic entities? The case of wine-making in France (2021)

Relational quality and uncertainty in common pool water management: an exploratory lab experiment (2021)

A classroom experimental game to improve the understanding of asymmetric common-pool resource dilemmas in irrigation water management (2020)

Contrasting effects of information sharing on common-pool resource extraction behavior : experimental findings (2020)