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Unifying environmental and social protection: learning from PES and CCT in developing countries

In: Values, Payments and Institutions for Ecosystem Management

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  • Luis C. Rodriguez
  • Unai Pascual
  • Roldan Muradian
  • Nathalie Pazmino
  • Stuart Whitten
Abstract
Using a selection of authoritative and original contributions, this timely book explores the uncertainty surrounding the impact of decisions undertaken to manage ecosystem services worldwide. Invariably, the policies designed and implemented to manage forests, wetlands, and marine and coastal environments often involve conflicts of interest between various stakeholders. This has added an additional layer of complexity in the context of developing countries where institutions and governance are weak or absent. Economic valuation and the subsequent design of innovative response tools such as payment for ecosystem services (PES) have the potential to offer far greater transparency. In the case of LDCs, the identification of suitable institutions for executing these tools is also of vital importance.

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  • Luis C. Rodriguez & Unai Pascual & Roldan Muradian & Nathalie Pazmino & Stuart Whitten, 2013. "Unifying environmental and social protection: learning from PES and CCT in developing countries," Chapters, in: Pushpam Kumar & Ibrahim Thiaw (ed.), Values, Payments and Institutions for Ecosystem Management, chapter 7, pages 120-149, Edward Elgar Publishing.
    • Handle: RePEc:elg:eechap:15127_7
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