Hartwig de Haan

Hartwig de Haan serves as a professor at the University of Göttingen, where he supervises doctoral research in environmental economics and climate policy. His academic profile appears in the university's eDiss thesis repository as an active supervisor at least through 2009.

His research interests center on environmental economics, with specific expertise in carbon finance mechanisms and climate change mitigation strategies as evidenced by his supervision of dissertations examining Payments for Environmental Services (PES) in Indonesia. This work intersects with sustainable development frameworks and forest conservation economics.

Professor de Haan has mentored doctoral candidates including Christina Seeberg-Elverfeldt, whose 2009 dissertation investigated carbon finance schemes in Indonesia. His supervisory role indicates involvement in guiding research on international environmental policy implementation and land conversion processes.