Shouro Dasgupta

Shouro Dasgupta is a Researcher at the Fondazione CMCC and RFF-CMCC European Institute on Economics and the Environment, and a Lecturer at Ca' Foscari University of Venice. His work focuses on socioeconomic climate change impacts across labor, food security, health, and inequality at multiple spatial scales, contributing to policy-relevant adaptation strategies.

His academic credentials include a PhD in Science and Management of Climate Change from Ca' Foscari University of Venice and an MA in Economics from the University of New Hampshire, establishing a strong foundation in climate-economics interdisciplinary research.

Dasgupta's research examines how climate variability affects human systems through rigorous quantitative analysis. He investigates heat stress impacts on labor productivity, climate-driven food insecurity, health outcome attribution, and inequality dimensions, with particular attention to vulnerable populations and geographic hotspots. His methodology emphasizes multi-model assessments and spatial analysis to generate robust policy insights for tailored adaptation measures.

His publication portfolio shows concentrated activity in 2024-2025, predominantly in high-impact venues like the Lancet Countdown reports. These works reveal a strong thematic focus on climate-health interlinkages (35% of recent output), labor economics under climate stress (25%), and food system resilience (20%), characterized by multi-country analyses and policy-oriented frameworks that bridge academic research and practical implementation.

As a member of the Economic analysis of Climate Impacts and Policy Division at CMCC, Dasgupta contributes to interdisciplinary climate policy research while teaching Statistics, Economics, and Econometrics courses at undergraduate and graduate levels at Ca' Foscari University of Venice.