The EEPSEA Partnership conducts short training courses on various tools and techniques in the field of environmental and natural resource economics. Below is a list of courses we offer.

Introduction to Environmental and Natural Resource Economics

A three-week intensive course in environmental and resource economics intended primarily for researchers and university lecturers. Modules are usually on:

1. Welfare Economics and Cost-Benefit Analysis
2. Valuation and Econometrics Analysis of Survey-based Data
3. Natural Resource Economics and Policy Analysis

Behavioral and Experimental Economic Tools for Research

A three-day course for researchers and university lecturers to gain basic skills in experimental economics. Skills gained will be in terms of both theory and application to environmental and resource use issues related to common-pool resource management, disaster risk reduction, and climate change adaptation.

Biodiversity Valuation and Payment for Ecosystems Services

A five-day course for university lecturers and researchers as well as natural resource managers that provides a basic understanding of the science needed for the design of payment for ecosystem services (PES) schemes.