Deadline: 9 March
Standard Fees: €450

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This workshop aims to equip governments, policymakers, and organizations with the analytical tools and economic modeling techniques needed to assess the trade-offs between urban expansion and agricultural land preservation. Using the GTAP-CGE framework, participants will learn how to:
✅ Quantify the economic, environmental, and social costs of land-use change
✅ Model urban expansion and its impact on food security, carbon emissions, and trade
✅ Design sustainable, data-driven policies for optimal land allocation
✅ Simulate policy scenarios to support informed decision-making
Modeling global land allocation
To enable participants to understand land competition between agriculture and urban sectors while analyzing carbon emissions & environmental effects of land-use changes for forecasting long-term implications of urbanization policies.
To equip public officials, researchers and academic staff with the skills and knowledge necessary for conducting comprehensive policy analysis and economic modeling.
To provide practical training on utilizing the GTAP database and associated software for conducting policy simulations about land-use analysis.
facilitated, offering participants the opportunity to ask questions and engage in extended discussions.
Recommendations will be provided, which can be utilized in reports, white papers, and policy briefs.




Urban Expansion & Agricultural Land Preservation

Housing & Infrastructure Development

Food Security & Agricultural Productivity

International Trade & Economic Impacts

Climate Change & Environmental Sustainability
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