The Ecological and Environmental Economics (EEE) Programme aims to organise research and training activities with a view to enabling researchers from developing countries to join the international academic network in the field of ecological and environmental economics. Its activities are focused on:
- dynamic ecological models looking into indicators of genuine health, economics and dynamics of complex systems, non-market interactions and informal institutions
- indicators of sustainable development: addressing the development of a theory for indicators of sustainable development for complex dynamic systems
- integrated assessment models (IAMs): which focuses on the integration between global climate models, regional models of climate impacts and economic models to assess the economic consequences of climate change.
They regularly host workshops and training activities and publish working papers under the following research themes:
- Climate Change Modeling (CLIM)
- Computation and Statistics (CSTA)
- Economic Theory (ET)
- Natural Resources Management (NRM)
- Social Network and Game Theory(SNGT)
- Sustainable Development (SDEV).