Jonas Stehl
Doctoral Student
Chair of Development Economics / CeMIS, Prof. Dr. Sebastian Vollmer
Member of the RTG 2654: Sustainable Food Systems
Research interests
Peer-Reviewed Publications
Stehl, J.; Vonderschmidt, A.; Vollmer, S.; Alexander, P.; Jaacks, L. (forthcoming). Gap between national food production and food-based dietary guidance highlights lack of national self-sufficiency.
Nature Food. DOI: 10.1038/s43016-025-01173-4.
Stehl, J.; Depenbusch, L.; Vollmer, S. 2025. Global poverty and the cost of a healthy diet.
Food Policy, 132: 102849.
Discussion Papers
Stehl, J.; Depenbusch, L.; Vollmer, S. 2024. Healthy diet based poverty lines. Discussion Papers, No. 295.
Stehl, J.; Vonderschmidt, A.; Vollmer, S.; Alexander, P.; Jaacks, L. 2024. Assessing self-sufficiency: Analyzing the gap between national food production and food-based dietary guidance. Discussion Papers.
Stehl, J.; Depenbusch, L.; Vollmer, S. 2024. The global income gap to a healthy diet. Discussion Papers, No. 293.
Ongoing projects
Chakravarty, S.; Lundberg, M.; Stehl, J.; Zenker, J. Business or job skill training? Experimental evidence from young women in Liberia. Ongoing project.
Stehl, J.; Sibhatu, K.; Jaacks, L.; Vollmer, S. Food Sourcing and Household Dietary Diversity in Low- and Middle-Income Countries: Evidence from National Representative Surveys across 44 Countries. Ongoing project.
Squarcina, M.; Hänsch, J.; Montoya Cepeda, F.M.; Pallauf, M.; Paz, B.; Stehl, J.; Wehner, J.; Wollni, M. Farmers’ resilience using a food system approach: Conceptualization and empirical application. Ongoing project.
