Christina Gravert

Behavioral economist

I am an Associate Professor of Economics at the University of Copenhagen, specializing in behavioral economics with a focus on environmental decision-making and policy design.

My research examines the behavioral barriers to sustainable choices, such as the adoption of energy-efficient technologies, responses to carbon or electricity pricing, and the intention-action gap in food, transport and food waste choices. To inform effective, evidence-based climate policy, I use large-scale field experiments, surveys, and administrative data. My work is supported by the Carlsberg Foundation and the Independent Research Fund Denmark.

In addition to my academic work, I co-founded Impactually, a behavioral science consultancy, and I regularly advise policymakers and organizations on behavioral insights and sustainable transitions.