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Session

Climate damage and impacts
Location: Auditorium F
Session Chair: Berk Oktem, University of Paris-Saclay, INRAE, AgroParisTech, Paris Saclay Applied Economics, Palaiseau

Presentation 2

Assessing climate change costs for EU households

Lorenza Campagnolo¹, Enrica De Cian^1,2, Filippo Pavanello¹, Giacomo Falchetta¹, Francesco Pietro Colelli¹, Gabriele Mansi^1,2, Andrea Bigano¹, Ramiro Parrado¹, Erica Frassetto¹

1: Euro-Mediterranean Center on Climate Change (CMCC); 2: Ca’ Foscari University, Italy

Discussant: Lena Detlefsen (Kiel Institute for the World Economy)

The paper investigates the major climate-related risks for households in the EU by quantifying the relationship between a set of selected climate-hazards metrics, households’ income by source, and sector-specific expenditures, capturing both the climate induced cost of impacts and adaptation measures. The paper analyses the distribution of climate change costs by type (income source- and good/service expenditure-related) across regions (NUTS1 level) and socioeconomic characteristics of households (poor, medium income and rich households). In addition, the implications of climate change costs on income distribution and risk of poverty are investigated. Strong vulnerability of EU households emerges especially in the Southern EU.