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International Conference on Climate Change Economics and Policy Analysis

17 - 18 Oct 2026 Stara Zagora, Bulgaria Standard / Physical Participation
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I3CEPA conference tracks support global knowledge exchange, innovation, and sustainable development priorities across diverse disciplines.

SDG 1 - No Poverty SDG 8 - Decent Work and Economic Growth SDG 9 - Industry, Innovation and Infrastructure SDG 12 - Responsible Consumption and Production
01 Economic Impacts of Climate Change Mitigation Strategies +
This track explores the economic implications of various climate change mitigation strategies, focusing on cost-benefit analyses and their effectiveness. Papers should examine the trade-offs between environmental benefits and economic costs associated with policy implementation.
02 Climate Finance Mechanisms and Their Efficacy +
This session will delve into the role of climate finance in supporting sustainable development initiatives. Contributions should analyze the effectiveness of different financing mechanisms in promoting climate-resilient investments.
03 Carbon Pricing: Policies and Economic Outcomes +
This track focuses on the implementation of carbon pricing mechanisms and their impact on economic behavior and emissions reduction. Papers should evaluate the effectiveness of these policies in various economic contexts.
04 Adaptation Costs and Economic Resilience +
This session will investigate the economic costs associated with climate adaptation strategies. Contributions should assess how these costs influence resilience and long-term sustainability in vulnerable regions.
05 Evaluating Climate Policy: Methods and Approaches +
This track aims to discuss methodologies for evaluating climate policies and their economic impacts. Papers should provide insights into quantitative and qualitative approaches to policy assessment.
06 Sustainable Development Economics in a Changing Climate +
This session will explore the intersection of sustainable development and climate change economics. Contributions should analyze how economic policies can align with sustainability goals in the face of climate challenges.
07 Environmental Economics: The Role of Regulation +
This track examines the role of environmental regulations in shaping economic outcomes related to climate change. Papers should discuss the balance between regulatory measures and economic growth.
08 Fiscal Policy Responses to Climate Change +
This session will focus on the role of fiscal policy in addressing climate change challenges. Contributions should analyze how government spending and taxation can be optimized for climate mitigation and adaptation.
09 Climate-Economic Impacts: Case Studies and Evidence +
This track invites case studies that illustrate the economic impacts of climate change across different sectors. Papers should provide empirical evidence on the relationship between climate variables and economic performance.
10 Innovative Approaches to Climate Investment +
This session will explore innovative investment strategies aimed at combating climate change. Contributions should highlight successful models and their implications for future climate finance.
11 Global Perspectives on Climate Change Policy Analysis +
This track aims to provide a global perspective on the analysis of climate change policies. Papers should explore how different countries approach climate policy and the economic implications of these diverse strategies.