Carlo GIUPPONI

Carlo GIUPPONI is a Full Professor of Applied Economics at the Department of Economics, Ca' Foscari University of Venice. He serves as the University Board of Sustainability and Department Delegate for Sustainability. His research focuses on environmental economics, climate change adaptation, and socio-ecological systems modeling. He has led projects funded by the EU, international organizations, and national agencies, including initiatives on Blue Carbon, Alpine ecosystems, and water management.

GIUPPONI's expertise includes integrated valuation methods, decision support systems, and spatial data analysis. He collaborates with global networks like the Research Institute for Complexity and has contributed to frameworks for climate adaptation and disaster risk reduction. His work bridges academic research with policy, emphasizing sustainability strategies for businesses and territorial planning. He supervises theses in environmental economics, climate adaptation, and non-market goods valuation.

Key funding includes the AlpES (EU Interreg Alpine Space), CLIMADAPT (EU Tempus), and WaterLANDS (H2020 Green Deal) projects. He has published extensively on climate resilience, coastal systems, and socio-ecological modeling, with a focus on Mediterranean and global challenges. His research tools include Bayesian networks, agent-based models, and spatial econometrics.