Evgenia (Nenia) Micha joined CCRI in 2018. Previously, she worked for Teagasc, the Irish Agriculture and Food authority where she worked for the department of agricultural economics and the Agricultural Catchments Programme mainly investigating the connections between the sustainable intensification of agriculture and sustainable resource use. Prior to that she worked at the international University of Greece and as an independent consultant in various countries. She has a PhD socio-economic acceptance of European environmental policies from the School of Agriculture, Policy and Development of the University of Reading.
Nenia is an expert in data management, survey design, multivariate and statistical analysis, econometric techniques (including structural equation modelling) and quantitative participatory methods. She is highly skilled in using statistical packages, such as Stata and SPSS, as well as participatory modelling software and fuzzy logic analysis.
Research interests
Research skills