Evaluation of Cooperative Models for Carbon Pooling through Behavioural Economics

This project aims to identify the most optimal cooperative model for agricultural producers for carbon pooling in Australia through the lens of behavioural economics. This design will ensure that participating agribusinesses will receive maximum benefit and have easy, attractive, timely and social interfaces that maximize the level of engagement with the proposed solutions. Behavioural diagnosis and experimental design allow for model formation which includes risk management and financial while incorporating producer preferences and behaviours. This ensures that the cooperative model is designed both for financial benefits, risk management and maximum uptake by the producers.