Johannes Sauer
Biographic Data
| ID | 3587913 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Johannes Sauer |
| GIVEN NAMES | Johannes |
| FAMILY NAME | Sauer |
| SIGNATURE | SAUER J |
| AFFILIATIONS | Technical University of Munich |
| ORCID | 0000-0003-2674-0229 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 33 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 51 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 33 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2006 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 4 |
Perception of risk of climate change on non-communicable diseases in economically rural China: A mixed method study
This study investigates the association between climate change and non-communicable diseases (NCDs) specifically chronic diseases, by analyzing correlations between perceived climatic alterations and the incidence rates of five NCDs categories over a five-year longitudinal dataset from rural China. Our findings reveal that certain climatic conditions specifically, higher temperatures, increased dry and hot winds, and a shift toward drier climates…
Assessing the regime-switching role of risk mitigation measures on agricultural vulnerability: A threshold analysis
Vulnerability to agrometeorological disasters threatens agricultural production and food security, which calls for urgent risk mitigation measures. Previous studies have widely focused on constructing composite indices of agricultural vulnerability and projecting agricultural losses under changing climate. Only a few authors have delved into the patterns of mitigation practices in reducing agricultural vulnerability and enhancing the functioning …
The role of behavioural factors in accepting agri-environmental contracts – Evidence from a Q-method and thematic analysis in Germany
Are farmers willing to adopt climate-smart Water-Energy-Food-Environment Nexus designs? A case of olive producers in Crete using a participatory choice experiment
Given a closing window of opportunity to address threats posed by climate change, its mitigation and adaptation are high on the agenda of researchers, policymakers, and the public. The Water-Energy-Food-Environment (WEFE) Nexus approach can prove useful in the planning and implementation of adaptation actions due to its multi-sectoral nature. In this study, we conduct a discrete choice experiment in Greece to elicit olive producers' preferences f…
The impact of mental health on the technical efficiency of Chinese arable farmers
The role of rice farmers’ attitude and trust in government in decision-making for participating in a climate-related agri-environmental scheme
Excessive use of synthetic fertilizer has been proven to be an important cause of greenhouse gas emissions and water pollution in many Asian countries. This article aims to provide a better understanding of rice farmers’ preferences for a chemical fertilizer reduction scheme (CFRS) by integrating economic and psychometric factors. A survey of 292 farmers was conducted in Taiwan. The results show that farmers using more chemical fertilizers have a…
What matters most in determining European farmers’ participation in agri-environmental measures? A systematic review of the quantitative literature
Tackling climate change: Agroforestry adoption in the face of regional weather extremes
Is biorefinery establishment enhancing the EU labour market on a regional level
The deployment of biorefineries as part of the European Union’s Bioeconomy Strategy aims at contributing to the transition to a climate-neutral economy and creating jobs and growth in rural areas. In this study, we examine the impact of biorefinery establishment on the EU labour market, using the quasi-experimental method difference-in-differences (DiD) by accounting for regional characteristics at the NUTS-2 level. The findings demonstrate that …
Incentives, Rewards or Both in Payments for Ecosystem Services: Drawing a Link Between Farmers' Preferences and Biodiversity Levels
Does food quality certification improve eco-efficiency? Empirical evidence from Chinese vegetable production
Livelihood vulnerability and climate change: A comparative analysis of smallholders in the Indo-Gangetic plains
In the Indo-Gangetic Plains, one of India’s most productive agricultural regions, smallholder livelihood vulnerability can inhibit sustainable development. As there are significant differences in economic development, natural resources and agricultural productivity within the region, we estimate the Livelihood Vulnerability Index in two districts (Vaishali, Bihar and Karnal, Haryana) to determine suitable adaptation strategies under diverse condi…
Shadow prices and abatement cost of soil erosion in Shaanxi Province, China: Convex expectile regression approach
Payments for environmental services and coffee production in Colombia: Technical efficiency across the world heritage status borders
Certainty pays off: The public's value of environmental monitoring
Decent Rural Employment in a specialised and a diversified production system in Tanzania
The agricultural sector in developing countries plays a vital role in food security as well as providing employment opportunities to the rural population. This study examines how decent quality of rural employment can be associated with technical efficiency of agricultural production of smallholder farmers in Tanzania. While labour is considered an input in the production process, various forms of labour are rarely measured in the context of empl…
Interaction between agroforestry and women's land tenure security in sub-Saharan Africa: A matrilocal perspective
It is not only about money —– German farmers' preferences regarding voluntary standards for farm sustainability management
Understanding stakeholder preferences for future biogas development in Germany
Is small family farming more environmentally sustainable? Evidence from a spatial regression discontinuity design in Germany
Production diversification, dietary diversity and consumption seasonality: Panel data evidence from Nigeria
Seasonal variation on the contribution of production diversification on dietary diversity in rural Nigeria calls for the role of seasonally targeted policies. A higher propensity of households in the poorest quantile for malnutrition irrespective of the season suggests the need for targeted and continuous public health and nutrition interventions
The cost effectiveness of payments for ecosystem services—Smallholders and agroforestry in Africa
Moving Forward in Rural Ghana: Investing in Social and Human Capital Mitigates Historical Constraints
There is now considerable evidence to suggest that historical events have had long-term impacts on economic outcomes in Africa. What is less widely studied is the potential for mitigating such impacts. We surveyed 400 pineapple farmers in Ghana and find that both the historical dependency on different crops and the impact of the trans-Atlantic slave trade predict income differences in 2013. However, not all farmers are affected equally by history…
Investigating rice farmers’ preferences for an agri-environmental scheme: Is an eco-label a substitute for payments
Explaining the performance of contract farming in Ghana: The role of self-efficacy and social capital
Wet Markets, Supermarkets and the “Big Middle” for Food Retailing in Developing Countries: Evidence from Thailand
Explaining the performance of contract farming in Ghana: The role of self-efficacy and social capital
Interaction between agroforestry and women's land tenure security in sub-Saharan Africa: A matrilocal perspective
Innovation and integration in the agri-food industry
The cost effectiveness of payments for ecosystem services—Smallholders and agroforestry in Africa
Investigating rice farmers’ preferences for an agri-environmental scheme: Is an eco-label a substitute for payments
Are farmers willing to adopt climate-smart Water-Energy-Food-Environment Nexus designs? A case of olive producers in Crete using a participatory choice experiment
Given a closing window of opportunity to address threats posed by climate change, its mitigation and adaptation are high on the agenda of researchers, policymakers, and the public. The Water-Energy-Food-Environment (WEFE) Nexus approach can prove useful in the planning and implementation of adaptation actions due to its multi-sectoral nature. In this study, we conduct a discrete choice experiment in Greece to elicit olive producers' preferences f…
Tackling climate change: Agroforestry adoption in the face of regional weather extremes
Is small family farming more environmentally sustainable? Evidence from a spatial regression discontinuity design in Germany
Forest diversity, tobacco production and resource management in Tanzania
The impact of mental health on the technical efficiency of Chinese arable farmers
Determinants of the Performance of Business Associations in Rural Settlements in the United Kingdom: An Analysis of Members' Satisfaction and Willingness-to-Pay for Association Survival
Research into business associations indicates that many associations suffer from very high levels of inactive members and fail to deliver significant benefits to members. In order to improve provision, the objective of this paper is to understand the determinants that drive or limit performance of rural business associations. Previous research has focused on the ratio of perceived costs to benefits as informing the decision to remain a member. Ho…
Forest diversity, tobacco production and resource management in Tanzania
Organic farming in Scandinavia — Productivity and market exit
Innovation and integration in the agri-food industry
Free-riding on rent seeking—an empirical analysis
Free-riding on rent seeking—an empirical analysis
Wet Markets, Supermarkets and the “Big Middle” for Food Retailing in Developing Countries: Evidence from Thailand
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Determinants of the Performance of Business Associations in Rural Settlements in the United Kingdom: An Analysis of Members' Satisfaction and Willingness-to-Pay for Association Survival
Research into business associations indicates that many associations suffer from very high levels of inactive members and fail to deliver significant benefits to members. In order to improve provision, the objective of this paper is to understand the determinants that drive or limit performance of rural business associations. Previous research has focused on the ratio of perceived costs to benefits as informing the decision to remain a member. Ho…
Explaining the performance of contract farming in Ghana: The role of self-efficacy and social capital
Moving Forward in Rural Ghana: Investing in Social and Human Capital Mitigates Historical Constraints
There is now considerable evidence to suggest that historical events have had long-term impacts on economic outcomes in Africa. What is less widely studied is the potential for mitigating such impacts. We surveyed 400 pineapple farmers in Ghana and find that both the historical dependency on different crops and the impact of the trans-Atlantic slave trade predict income differences in 2013. However, not all farmers are affected equally by history…
Investigating rice farmers’ preferences for an agri-environmental scheme: Is an eco-label a substitute for payments
Production diversification, dietary diversity and consumption seasonality: Panel data evidence from Nigeria
Seasonal variation on the contribution of production diversification on dietary diversity in rural Nigeria calls for the role of seasonally targeted policies. A higher propensity of households in the poorest quantile for malnutrition irrespective of the season suggests the need for targeted and continuous public health and nutrition interventions
The cost effectiveness of payments for ecosystem services—Smallholders and agroforestry in Africa
Is small family farming more environmentally sustainable? Evidence from a spatial regression discontinuity design in Germany
Decent Rural Employment in a specialised and a diversified production system in Tanzania
The agricultural sector in developing countries plays a vital role in food security as well as providing employment opportunities to the rural population. This study examines how decent quality of rural employment can be associated with technical efficiency of agricultural production of smallholder farmers in Tanzania. While labour is considered an input in the production process, various forms of labour are rarely measured in the context of empl…
Interaction between agroforestry and women's land tenure security in sub-Saharan Africa: A matrilocal perspective
It is not only about money —– German farmers' preferences regarding voluntary standards for farm sustainability management
Understanding stakeholder preferences for future biogas development in Germany
Livelihood vulnerability and climate change: A comparative analysis of smallholders in the Indo-Gangetic plains
In the Indo-Gangetic Plains, one of India’s most productive agricultural regions, smallholder livelihood vulnerability can inhibit sustainable development. As there are significant differences in economic development, natural resources and agricultural productivity within the region, we estimate the Livelihood Vulnerability Index in two districts (Vaishali, Bihar and Karnal, Haryana) to determine suitable adaptation strategies under diverse condi…
Shadow prices and abatement cost of soil erosion in Shaanxi Province, China: Convex expectile regression approach
Payments for environmental services and coffee production in Colombia: Technical efficiency across the world heritage status borders
Certainty pays off: The public's value of environmental monitoring
Incentives, Rewards or Both in Payments for Ecosystem Services: Drawing a Link Between Farmers' Preferences and Biodiversity Levels
Does food quality certification improve eco-efficiency? Empirical evidence from Chinese vegetable production
The role of rice farmers’ attitude and trust in government in decision-making for participating in a climate-related agri-environmental scheme
Excessive use of synthetic fertilizer has been proven to be an important cause of greenhouse gas emissions and water pollution in many Asian countries. This article aims to provide a better understanding of rice farmers’ preferences for a chemical fertilizer reduction scheme (CFRS) by integrating economic and psychometric factors. A survey of 292 farmers was conducted in Taiwan. The results show that farmers using more chemical fertilizers have a…
Economics (29 works) · Business (24 works) · Agriculture (17 works) · Geography (17 works) · Natural resource economics (13 works) · Agricultural economics (12 works) · Agricultural Innovations and Practices (12 works) · Environmental resource management (11 works) · Economic and Environmental Valuation (10 works) · Ecology (9 works)