Lia van Wesenbeeck is Associate Professor Development Economics and Vice-Dean for Education of the School of Business and Education. She is also Director of the Amsterdam Centre for World Food Studies and senior lecturer at Amsterdam University College. Before, she was a senior researcher at the SOW-VU and obtained her PhD in 2000 at the Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam.
dr. Lia van Wesenbeeck
Associate Professor, School of Business and Economics, Economics
Associate Professor, Amsterdam Sustainability Institute
Associate Professor, Amsterdam Centre for World Food Studies
Dr Lia van Wesenbeeck is an expert in general equilibrium theory and applications, in particular focusing on the representation of non-market next to market choices, the modelling of the water-energy-food nexus. In addition, she has extensive experience in spatially explicit statistical analysis of survey and map data, and profiling of vulnerable groups. She is lecturing in the field of economics and food security, in the Netherlands and abroad, has supervised over 50 students at Bachelor and Master level, has supervised and is supervising a number of PhD students focusing on the impact of climate change, resilience of pastoralist systems and the WEF nexus. In addition, she serves on various national and international boards and committees
She has led several international research projects in Africa and the Caribbean and has contributed to evaluations of Dutch development programmes in the field of water and food security. Currently (2024-2027), she is the international project leader of "Feed4Food", and EU-sponsored research project aiming to develop inclusive and sustainable urban agriculture in three European cities.
- DSI-NRF Centre of Excellence of Food Security | Johannesburg | Scientific subcommittee member | 2023-01-01 - 2028-12-31
- Ministerie van Landbouw, visserij, voedselzekerheid en natuur | Den Haag | Adviseur | 2024-01-01 - 2027-12-31
- WASAG | Rome | Adviseur | 2025-10-01 - 2030-09-30
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