Description
Buying and Selling the Environment: How to Design and Implement a PES Scheme provides a guide to the design and implementation of PES schemes that 'mimic' market processes, including three key elements: the estimation of the demand for environmental services, an understanding of the costs of supply, and how to predict the productivity of actions taken. This book will act as an instructional manual for practitioners, policymakers and their advisors in government and non-government organizations. Users will find a step-by-step demonstration based on firsthand experiences gained through a PES application at two case study sites. Finally, the book presents research in applied economics and bio-physical modeling.- Presents original and novel research in PES scheme design and implementation- Provides an instructional manual for practitioners, policymakers and their advisors- Includes case study that is based on the practical application of rigorous concepts
Table of Contents
1. Getting Started2. Context3. Linking Inputs with Outputs4. Demand: What Buyers Want5. Supply: What Sellers Want6. Making the "Market": Bringing Buyers and Sellers Together7. Sealing the Deal8. How Did It Go?9. Where To from Here?
