Description
Rob Dellink is a Senior Economist at the Environment and Economy Integration Division of the OECD Environment Directorate. In this capacity, Dr. Dellink leads the Directorate’s work on Economic-Environmental Modelling and Long-term Outlooks and Trade and Environment. At the OECD since 2009, he has been involved in major projects on the long-term socio-economic consequences of environmental policy and environmental impacts, using quantitative analysis. He coordinated the flagship OECD CIRCLE project on the economic consequences of climate change, air pollution and the land-water-energy nexus, and the follow up RE-CIRCLE project on the economics of the Circular Economy transition. He currently focuses on climate change mitigation and plastics pollution.
Before joining the OECD, Dr. Dellink worked as a senior researcher and lecturer at the VU University Amsterdam and Wageningen University, both in the Netherlands. He published extensively on a wide range on environmental-economic topics. He holds a PhD in economics from VU University Amsterdam and a Masters in econometrics from Tilburg University (The Netherlands).
