Michele Schiavo is a research fellow in the “Renewing European food, agricultural and rural policies” initiative. His work focuses on the socio-economic evaluation of scenarios involving deep changes in the European agricultural production systems. Before joining IDDRI, Michele worked for INRA in a research project regarding the “4 per 1000” initiative. He realized a microeconomic evaluation of agricultural practices suitable for soil carbon storage. He also worked in consultancy firms where he performed mid-term and ex-post evaluations of the second pillar of the CAP (EAFRD). He has a Master degree in “Agricultural Development and Economic Policies” from IEDES, Paris I Panthéon-Sorbonne University. Michele speaks English, French, Spanish and Italian.
Michele Schiavo
Research Fellow, Economics and politics of European food systems
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Scientific publication
August 2023
The land use, trade, and global food security impacts of an agroecological transition in the EU
Blog post
March 9th 2022
War in Ukraine and food security: what are the implications for Europe?
Study
November 2021
Modelling an agroecological UK in 2050 – findings from TYFA-REGIO
Policy Brief
July 2021
Reaching the Farm to Fork objectives and beyond: Impacts of an agroecological Europe on land use, trade and global food security
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