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Cesar Revoredo Giha is a Professor at Scotland's Rural College (SRUC), affiliated with the School of Rural Economy, Environment and Society and the Department of Rural Development & Food Marketing. His expertise spans agricultural and food economics, with a focus on agri-food supply chains, international trade, and econometric analysis. He holds a PhD in Agricultural and Resource Economics from the University of California, Davis, and has extensive experience in teaching, research, and supervising students across multiple institutions.
Education: PhD in Agricultural and Resource Economics (University of California, Davis), M.A. in Economics (Georgetown University), Licenciatura in Social Sciences (Pontificia Universidad Católica del Perú).
His research interests include food security, dietary interventions, and the economic dynamics of agricultural supply chains. He has coordinated major projects funded by the Scottish Government and EU agencies, addressing topics such as food policy, sustainability, and rural development. Notable achievements include awards for outstanding contributions to teaching and research, and the supervision of numerous MSc and PhD students in food security and agricultural economics.
Teaching responsibilities include courses on food supply chains, food safety, and frameworks for assessing food security. He also contributes to international collaborations, including programs like the ERASMUS+ MAFE initiative.
Key projects include 'Economic Modelling: Reducing Health Harms of HFSS Foods' and 'Formulating Value Chains for Orphan Crops in Africa'. His work frequently intersects with policy analysis, emphasizing practical solutions for food systems and rural economies.
