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Payments for Environmental Services
2016The concept of Payments for Ecosystem Services (PES) seeks to create positive economic incentives to change human behaviour in ways that increase or maintain environmental services such as watershed protection, the sequestration of carbon and the provision of habitat for endangered species.
Pagiola, Stefano, Platais, G.
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Ecosystem Services, 2018
To mobilize more resources for conservation, the government of Vietnam has implemented a Payment for Forest Environment Services (PFES) policy that creates a market by collecting payments from a rather limited set of ecosystem services (ES) buyers and ...
Trong Hoan Do +3 more
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To mobilize more resources for conservation, the government of Vietnam has implemented a Payment for Forest Environment Services (PFES) policy that creates a market by collecting payments from a rather limited set of ecosystem services (ES) buyers and ...
Trong Hoan Do +3 more
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Payment for environmental services to reduce deforestation: Do the positive effects last?
Ecological Economics, 2023Esther Kemigisha +3 more
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Forest Policy and Economics, 2018
The distribution of monetary benefits is a central element in PES schemes and arouses ‘distributional risk’ if felt as unjust by the beneficiaries. The paper defines the concept of distributional risk, proposes a framework surrounding the phenomenon and ...
Ngoc T. B. Duong, W. D. de Groot
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The distribution of monetary benefits is a central element in PES schemes and arouses ‘distributional risk’ if felt as unjust by the beneficiaries. The paper defines the concept of distributional risk, proposes a framework surrounding the phenomenon and ...
Ngoc T. B. Duong, W. D. de Groot
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Payment for Environmental Services and Restoration
2006Forests provide a wide variety of benefits. They provide goods such as fuel wood, construction materials, and nontimber products, as well as services including watershed protection, carbon sequestration, reduction of sedimentation, water purification, and biodiversity.
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CAMPFIRE and payments for environmental services
2016There has been increasing support in recent years for the use of payments for environmental services (PES) as a means to advance the goals of both poverty reduction and conservation. Payments for Environmental Services are compensation mechanisms that reward people for managing ecosystems and providing environmental services, and are based on the ...
Frost, P. G. H., Bond, I.
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Are Additionality-Based Payments for Environmental Services Efficient?
Environmental Modeling & AssessmentThis article studies the efficiency of payments for environmental services (PES) based on additionality. We consider a farmer who allocates his land between crops and grass strips with different environmental impacts. Using a two-period model, we introduce environmental taxes on damage-generating crop production and a PES remunerating additional grass ...
Krautkraemer, Anneliese, Schwartz, Sonia
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Payment for environmental services: Brazil
2016PES-1 (Payments for Environmental Services Associate Award)
Veríssimo, Adalberto +6 more
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