Eugenia Merayo

Eugenia Merayo was a researcher in IIED's Shaping Sustainable Markets group until March 2020

Full biography

Expertise

Fisheries economics and policy; environmental economics

Before IIED

Intern at the Fisheries Department at the Ministry of Agriculture and Fisheries, Spain. Research assistant in Fisheries economics and policy at IFRO, University of Copenhagen, Denmark.

MSc in Environmental and Natural Resource Economics, University of Copenhagen (Denmark); BSc in Economics, UNED (Spain); BSc in Business Management, Rey Juan Carlos University (Spain).

Current work

Ocean and fisheries economics: fiscal reforms, socioeconomic impacts, valuation of small-scale fisheries.

Interviews

IIED expert interviews: Eugenia Merayo

Recent publications

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Informing incentive-based management of Hilsa fish in Myanmar – results of a choice experiment

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Migratory patterns of Hilsa shad in the Myanmar Ayeyarwady delta. Lessons for fisheries management

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Spawning seasonality of hilsa (Tenualosa ilisha) in Myanmar’s Ayeyarwady Delta

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Regional hilsa knowledge-sharing workshop (Bangladesh-Myanmar): lessons for incentive-based hilsa management

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No hidden catch - Mainstreaming values of small-scale fisheries in national accounts

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Subsidy reform and distributive justice in fisheries

Eugenia Merayo's blog posts

Women pulling fishing nets through shallow water

Steering gender to the centre of the blue economy

Blog, Jun 2019