Rosemarie Siebert

Dr. Rosemarie Siebert is a Social Scientist at the Leibniz Centre for Agricultural Landscape Research (ZALF) in Müncheberg, Germany, serving as Speaker of the Working Group "Co-Design of Change and Innovation" within Research Area 2 "Land Use and Governance". Her role focuses on advancing innovation processes through social science frameworks in agricultural landscape systems.

Her research centers on Rural Sociology and Sustainable Land Management, utilizing Inter- and Transdisciplinary Research methodologies with strong emphasis on Participatory approaches. She investigates social innovation mechanisms for governance transitions, integrating stakeholder co-design to address climate resilience and biodiversity challenges in agricultural contexts. Her work bridges theoretical social science with practical land-use solutions through collaborative knowledge production.

As research area speaker, she leads strategic development of transdisciplinary projects examining how innovation processes transform agricultural systems. Her leadership emphasizes co-creation frameworks where scientists, farmers, and policymakers jointly develop sustainable land management practices, particularly focusing on social dimensions of ecological transitions in farming communities.