Prof. Dr. Renata | Land Use Policy | Excellence in Research Award

University of Warmia and Mazury in Olsztyn | Poland

Prof. Dr.  hab. Renata Marks-Bielska is a distinguished full professor at the University of Warmia and Mazury in Olsztyn, recognized for her leadership in agricultural economics, land management, sustainable development and innovation in the agricultural sector. She completed her academic pathway at the same university, progressing from doctoral studies to senior academic positions in economic sciences and management, steadily developing expertise in agricultural policy, renewable energy use, environmental economics and agribusiness development. Her professional experience includes heading a research project co-financed by the National Support Centre for Agriculture on agricultural real estate trade, as well as contributing to international initiatives focused on agricultural waste upcycling, farm development within the European Green Deal, and climate resilience enhancement in rural regions through Horizon-Europe funding. Her publications span topics such as green agriculture, agroecosystem services, energy security, agricultural land leasing and cooperation between science and industry, published in renowned journals including Land Use Policy, Economic Research, Energies and Agriculture. Her research interests involve agricultural policy, economic sustainability, farm innovation, green resource management, renewable energy in agriculture and market-driven development strategies. She brings strong research skills in policy analysis, econometrics, sustainability assessment and interdisciplinary collaboration. Her honors include national academic scholarships, multiple rector’s awards for achievements in research and teaching, recognition as a science personality supporting business and the Woman of Success of Warmia and Mazury. Her contributions continue to influence sustainable agricultural development, economic policy innovation and the integration of science with industry for environmentally driven progress.