Ada Wossink

Ada Wossink is Professor of Environmental Economics in the Economics department at The University of Manchester. Her research interests lie at the intersection of environmental, behavioural, and public economics. She has been involved in over 25 externally funded multidisciplinary research projects and is currently participating in the NERC/ESRC funded project Biurbs: valuing biodiversity in multi-functional urban development and environments (2022-2025). She has also contributed to the NERC/AHRC/ESRC funded project GHIA: Green Infrastructure and the Health and Wellbeing Influences on an Aging Population. Her work has been published in leading economics and interdisciplinary journals, and she has supervised fourteen PhD students.

Ada Wossink is a Professor of Environmental Economics at the University of Manchester, specializing in the intersection of environmental policy, agricultural sustainability, and economic valuation. Her research explores the sustainability of farming systems, including organic, integrated, and conventional practices, with a focus on efficiency, biodiversity conservation, and the economic implications of environmental regulations. She investigates how farmers can contribute to ecosystem services and the trade-offs involved in balancing agricultural productivity with environmental goals. Her work also addresses the impacts of climate change on agriculture and the role of policy in promoting sustainable practices.