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    Rewards for Ecosystem Services and Collective Land Tenure: Lessons from Ecuador and Indonesia

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    LTC Brief 9 (1.047Mb)
    Date
    2008-09
    Author
    Wendland, Kelly
    Publisher
    Land Tenure Center
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    Abstract
    In an attempt to help protect the environment and spur economic development, programs that provide rewards in exchange for ecosystem services offer theoretical advantages over past mechanisms but also pose challenges, including determining who should be rewarded and how incentives should be structured when the ecosystem services are state- or community-owned. Case studies from Ecuador and Indonesia highlight key land tenure issues to be mindful of when planning programs that offer rewards for ecosystem services.
    Subject
    land tenure
    Indonesia
    Ecuador
    protected areas
    biodiversity conservation
    communal resources
    payments for ecosystem services
    Permanent Link
    http://digital.library.wisc.edu/1793/37464
    Description
    10 p.
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    • Land Tenure Center Tenure Briefs

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