Erwin Schmid

Erwin Schmid is a Professor at the University of Natural Resources and Life Sciences, Vienna (BOKU), affiliated with the Department of Sustainable Economic Development. His research focuses on agricultural policy analysis, climate change adaptation in agricultural systems, and sustainable resource management. He holds teaching authorizations in Agricultural and Resource Economics with specializations in Sustainable Land Use and Global Change.

His work integrates biophysical and economic modeling to assess climate impacts, land use policies, and water resource management. Notable contributions include studies on CAP reform processes, nitrogen management under climate change, and stakeholder-driven adaptation strategies. He is also involved in interdisciplinary doctoral programs like HR21, addressing socio-ecological river systems.

• Research areas: Climate policy, agricultural economics, bioeconomy, sustainable development
• Key projects: Integrated modeling frameworks for CAP reforms, adaptation strategies for smallholder farmers, and nitrogen cycle analysis

Consultation hours are held weekly via appointment, emphasizing engagement with stakeholders and policy actors. His research outputs span over 70 peer-reviewed articles, with emphasis on transdisciplinary approaches to global environmental challenges.