Jean-Daniel, Rinaudo
Socio-Economist
Based in: France
E-mail: jd.rinaudo@brgm.fr
Google Scholar profile: https://scholar.google.fr/citations?user=CRAhmswAAAAJ&hl=en&oi=ao
Biography
Jean-Daniel Rinaudo is a socio-economist at Brgm and a member of the PRECOS and "EAUX SOUTERRAINES" teams.
An agricultural engineer by training (Montpellier SupAgro 1994), he specialised in agricultural and natural resource economics (PhD University of Auvergne, 2000, HDR in economics University of Montpelier). Before joining Brgm, he worked for the International Water Management Institute (IWMI) in Pakistan where his research focused on the political economy of irrigation management reforms.
His current research focuses on the economic and institutional dimensions of groundwater management. Most of his research is conducted in France but he also works internationally (Morocco, Chile, Spain, California, Australia...). In his work, Jean-Daniel frequently uses deliberative workshops. He has also used stated preference methods to evaluate the benefits associated with groundwater protection.
Tools used
Social practices and perceptions , Stated Preferences , Hybrid methods
Publications
- Combining narrative scenarios, local knowledge and land-use change modelling for integrating soil erosion in a global perspective, 2021
- Exploring the Potential of Groundwater Markets in Agriculture: Results of a Participatory Evaluation in Five French Case Studies, 2020
- Sustainable groundwater management in France and Australia: setting extraction limits, allocating rights and reallocation, 2020
- Mapping economic feasibility of managed aquifer recharge, 2020
- Participatory scenario planning for sustainable irrigated agriculture when actors seldom communicate: an experiment in Morocco, 2018
- Quatre ans après: que reste-t-il d'une action de recherche sur une prospective de la gestion d'une nappe côtière face au changement climatique?, 2017
- Integrated assessment of economic benefits of groundwater improvement with contingent valuation, 2016
- Social justice and groundwater allocation in agriculture: A French case study, 2016
- Policy instruments for decentralized management of agricultural groundwater abstraction: a participatory evaluation, 2015
- An interdisciplinary modelling framework for selecting adaptation measures at the river basin scale in a global change scenario, 2015
- Defining groundwater remediation objectives with cost-benefit analysis: does it work?, 2014
- Western Pyrenees facing global change: comparison of the effects of climatic and anthropogenic change on water abstractions, 2014