Peer reviewed contributions
- Pfefer, A., Ygorra, B., Frappart, F., Demarchi, G., Pillot, B., Subervie, J., ... & Catry, T. (2024). How Sentinel-1 timeseries can improve the implementation of conservation programs in Brazil. Remote Sensing Applications: Society and Environment, 35, 101241.
- Demarchi, G., Subervie, J., Catry, T., & Tritsch, I. (2023). Using publicly available remote sensing products to evaluate REDD+ projects in Brazil. Global Environmental Change, 80, 102653
- Media coverage: LUM : LE MAGAZINE SCIENCE ET SOCIÉTÉ DE L’UM , A l’UM la Science (radio)
- Carrilho, C. D., Demarchi, G., Duchelle, A. E., Wunder, S., & Morsello, C. (2022). Permanence of avoided deforestation in a Transamazon REDD+ project (Pará, Brazil). Ecological Economics, 201, 107568.
- Naime, J., Angelsen, A., Molina-Garzón, A., Carrilho, C. D., Selviana, V., Demarchi, G., ... & Martius, C. (2022). Enforcement and inequality in collective PES to reduce tropical deforestation: Effectiveness, efficiency and equity implications. Global Environmental Change, 74, 102520.
- Demarchi, G., Subervie, J., Leite, F. P., & Laclau, J. P. (2021). Farmers' preferences for water-saving strategies in Brazilian eucalypt plantations. Forest Policy and Economics, 128, 102459.
- Cardinael R., Deheuvels O., Leroux L., Subervie J., Suwa-Eisenmann A., Bessou C., Bouquet E., Catry T., Chikowo R., Corbeels M., Demarchi G., Diouf A. A., Falconnier G. N., Faye N. F., Gignoux J., Icard-Vernière C., Jahel C., Katic P., Libois F., Mercier S., Mouquet-Rivier C., Namatsheve T., Renk A., Sirdey N., Tritsch I., Verger E. O. (2022). "Food security and natural resources: diversification strategies. In : Sustainable food systems for food security. Need for combination of local and global approaches." Thomas A. (ed.), Alpha A. (ed.), Barczak A. (ed.), Zakhia-Rozis N. (ed.). Versailles : Ed. Quae, pp. 171-185. (Synthèses : Quae) ISBN 978-2-7592-3575-9
- Demarchi, G., Carrilho, C. D., Catry, T., Atmadja, S., Subervie, J. Beyond reducing deforestation: impacts of conservation programs on household livelihoods.
- Greater Flexibility in Payments for Ecosystem Services: Evidence from an RCT in the Amazon (with Julie Subervie, Cauê Carrilho, Philippe Delacote, Thibault Catry and Antoine Pfefer)
