Contact

Heidrun Moschitz
(Dr.sc. ETH)
Socio-Economics
FiBL
Ackerstrasse
CH-5070 Frick
Phone +41 (0)62 865-7214
Fax +41 (0)62 865-7273
heidrun.moschitz(at)fibl.org
Moschitz Heidrun
Activity areas
- Agricultural policy
- Policy networks
- Rural sociology
Projects
- EU-SOLINSA
- Agricultural Knowledge Systems in Transition: Towards a more effective and efficient support of Learning and Innovation Networks for Sustainable Agriculture (Project coordination) - EU-FOODLINKS
- Knowledge brokerage to promote sustainable and production: linking scientists, policymakers and civil society organisations - EU-CERTCOST
– Ökonomische Analyse der Kosten der Zertifizierung im Biologischen Landbau - EU-COFAMI
– Förderung von gemeinschaftlichen, bäuerlichen Vermarktungsinitiativen (abgeschlossen) - EU-CEEOFP
- Weiterentwicklung der Agrarpolitik für den Biologischen Anbau in Europa vor dem Hintergrund der EU-Erweiterung (abgeschlossen) - EU-MEAScope
- Mikroökonomische Instrumente für die Abschätzung des Einflusses multifunktionaler Landwirtschaft auf die Umsetzung des Europäischen Modells der Landwirtschaft (abgeschlossen)
Training / professional career
- since 2002 working at FiBL
- 2005 - 2008 doctorate on "Policy Networks of the Organic Sector in Europe" at the Federal Institute of Technology (ETH) Zurich
- 2001 - 2002 Agricultural Policy Officer at the "Bund der Deutschen Landjugend"
- 1994 - 2001 Studies of Agricultural Science at the Technical University of Munich
Membership in advisory bodies / other activities
- Board member of the Swiss Society of Agricultural Economics and Rural Sociology

- Board member of the Swiss Academic Society for Environmental Research and Ecology

- Member of the European Society of Rural Sociology
Publications
Publications in Database Organic Eprints
Publications that are not in the databse Organic Eprints:
- Heidrun Moschitz (2008): Organic Farming Policy Networks in Europe. Forschungsinstitut für biologischen Landbau. ISBN 978-3-03736-029-3
- Organic Farming Policy in Europe – A Network Analysis of Institutions involved in eleven Countries. Beitrag zur Konferenz “Applications in Social Network Analysis”. Centre for Comparative and International Studies CIS, Zürich
