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CEMOI

La Reunion

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Indian Ocean Centre of Economics and Management

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Jean-François Hoarau | Director

jean-francois.hoarau@univ-reunion.fr

+262(0) 262 93 84 45

University of Reunion Island 15 Avenue René Cassin CS 92003 97744 SAINT DENIS CEDEX 9

https://cemoi.univ-reunion.fr/

research domains
CEMOI works on research topics in the 3 areas below :
- Area 1 : Sustainable development in an island context
  – Topic 1 : Macroeconomic analysis of island development
  – Topic 2 : Sector-specific analysis of island development
- Area 2 – Assessment of public policy
  – Topic 1 : Employment
  – Topic 2 : Education
  – Topic 3 : The environment
  – Topic 4 : Social Economy
- Area 3 – Strategies and decisions
  – Topic 1 : Strategies and management
  – Topic 2 : Social choices and voting theory, individual and collective decisions
Areas of expertise
- Consulting and training activities in support of companies,
  I.T. systems, public-private partnerships in the electricity
  sector, on economic questions, on questions of policy and
  contemporary economic strategies and on market funding
  for a range of financial institutions, local authorities,
  professional bodies and companies in the Indian Ocean area.
- Legal and economic expertise in a wide range of areas : energy
  dependency, energy transition and poverty, food dependency
  and agricultural transition.
key research projects

RENOVRISK IMPACTS : Economic vulnerability and potential cost of damage
linked to natural hazards resulting from tropical cyclones in the south-west
Indian Ocean basin, using analytical mapping and digital tools
Funding : ERDF
2018 – 2021

IMMIDEV PROJECT : This research project focuses on the links between
migrations, health and work, while examining the specific situation of physicians
Funding : ERDF
2018 – 2021

NEWTS : Nudges for Economics of Water Tariffs
2019 – 2021

“VULNERABILITY, RESILIENCE AND ISLAND DEVELOPMENT”
Funding : AFD
2018 – 2021
Main scientific collaborations

WORK, EMPLOYMENT AND PUBLIC POLICY FEDERATION / NATIONAL NETWORK
The CNRS Research Federation no. 3435, Work, Employment
and Public Policy is the biggest multi-disciplinary research
federation for work and employment, and one of the main
contributors in assessing public policy in France. It comprises
190 researchers and lecturer-researchers, 140 PhD students,
mainly economists, sociologists and administrators in 9
laboratories of 9 universities of île de France and its province.
There are up to 40 external researchers working with partner
laboratories, who are also members of the federation.
The aim is to meet the need for assessing the impact of social
programmes using advanced technology combining theoretical
and econometric models, qualitative research techniques and
controlled experiments.

ATOM, OVERSEAS REGIONS WORKSHOP / NATIONAL NETWORK
ATOM brings together researchers from overseas territories,
mainland France and Canada, studying economic issues faced
by outermost regions.
The laboratory has been a member of the ATOM association since 2016.

QUALIREG / REGIONAL NETWORK
This network is supported by the CIRAD and is aimed at bringing
together participants/innovators in the Indian Ocean area to
improve and highlight the quality of regional food production.
The goal is to gain a better understanding of the role of digital
technology by working in a network, with participants located
in remote regions, separated by oceans.

ARCHE_NET / INTERNATIONAL NETWORK
The network includes Australian, South African, Malagasy,
inhabitant of the Comoros, Indian and Mozambican partners,
and studies the adaptation of livestock system strategies to
agro-ecological and social-economic challenges in the south western Indian Ocean.
CEMOI has been a member of the international “ARCHE_net” network, organised by CIRAD Reunion since 2012.
Main facilities

CELESTE – Centre of Localised Economic and Statistical
Studies in Regions and Employment : a platform for
experimental data engineering in the social sciences (centre
for testing and setting up RCTs) / TEPP equipment (FR CNRS 3435)

1 SD-Box leased to the secure data access centre (CASD)

CEMOI works on research topics in the 3 areas below :

Area 1 : Sustainable development in an island context
– Topic 1 : Macroeconomic analysis of island development
– Topic 2 : Sector-specific analysis of island development
Area 2 – Assessment of public policy
– Topic 1 : Employment
– Topic 2 : Education
– Topic 3 : The environment
– Topic 4 : Social Economy
Area 3 – Strategies and decisions
– Topic 1 : Strategies and management
– Topic 2 : Social choices and voting theory, individual and collective decisions

Areas of expertise

Consulting and training activities in support of companies,
I.T. systems, public-private partnerships in the electricity
sector, on economic questions, on questions of policy and
contemporary economic strategies and on market funding
for a range of financial institutions, local authorities,
professional bodies and companies in the Indian Ocean area.
Legal and economic expertise in a wide range of areas : energy
dependency, energy transition and poverty, food dependency
and agricultural transition.

RENOVRISK IMPACTS : Economic vulnerability and potential cost of damage
linked to natural hazards resulting from tropical cyclones in the south-west
Indian Ocean basin, using analytical mapping and digital tools
Funding : ERDF
2018 – 2021

IMMIDEV PROJECT : This research project focuses on the links between
migrations, health and work, while examining the specific situation of physicians
Funding : ERDF
2018 – 2021

NEWTS : Nudges for Economics of Water Tariffs
2019 – 2021

“VULNERABILITY, RESILIENCE AND ISLAND DEVELOPMENT”
Funding : AFD
2018 – 2021

WORK, EMPLOYMENT AND PUBLIC POLICY FEDERATION / NATIONAL NETWORK
The CNRS Research Federation no. 3435, Work, Employment
and Public Policy is the biggest multi-disciplinary research
federation for work and employment, and one of the main
contributors in assessing public policy in France. It comprises
190 researchers and lecturer-researchers, 140 PhD students,
mainly economists, sociologists and administrators in 9
laboratories of 9 universities of île de France and its province.
There are up to 40 external researchers working with partner
laboratories, who are also members of the federation.
The aim is to meet the need for assessing the impact of social
programmes using advanced technology combining theoretical
and econometric models, qualitative research techniques and
controlled experiments.

ATOM, OVERSEAS REGIONS WORKSHOP / NATIONAL NETWORK
ATOM brings together researchers from overseas territories,
mainland France and Canada, studying economic issues faced
by outermost regions.
The laboratory has been a member of the ATOM association since 2016.

QUALIREG / REGIONAL NETWORK
This network is supported by the CIRAD and is aimed at bringing
together participants/innovators in the Indian Ocean area to
improve and highlight the quality of regional food production.
The goal is to gain a better understanding of the role of digital
technology by working in a network, with participants located
in remote regions, separated by oceans.

ARCHE_NET / INTERNATIONAL NETWORK
The network includes Australian, South African, Malagasy,
inhabitant of the Comoros, Indian and Mozambican partners,
and studies the adaptation of livestock system strategies to
agro-ecological and social-economic challenges in the south western Indian Ocean.
CEMOI has been a member of the international “ARCHE_net” network, organised by CIRAD Reunion since 2012.

CELESTE – Centre of Localised Economic and Statistical
Studies in Regions and Employment : a platform for
experimental data engineering in the social sciences (centre
for testing and setting up RCTs) / TEPP equipment (FR CNRS 3435)

1 SD-Box leased to the secure data access centre (CASD)

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