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Empowering local stakeholders for planning, Indonesia
Author
Sonya Dewi, Andree Ekadinata, Dony Indiarto, Alfa Nugraha and Meine van Noordwijk
Editors
Jorge Chavez-Tafur and Roderick J. Zagt
Year
2014
Book Title
Towards Productive Landscapes
Publisher
Tropenbos International, Wageningen, the Netherlands
City of Publication
Wageningen, the Netherlands
Volume
56
Number of Pages of the book
51-57
Pages
7
Call Number
BC0406-14
Abstract:
Beginning in the mid-2000s the ecosystem service (ES) framework developed by the
Millennium Ecosystem Assessment — and a performance-based incentive mechanism for
climate-change mitigation through REDD+ — gained immediate and widespread
acceptance. Payment for Environmental Services (PES) or, more generally, Rewards for
Ecosystem Services (RES) is becoming increasingly popular in Asia (van Noordwijk and
Leimona 2010). They complement rule-based initiatives (for example, land tenure systems
and land-use planning) and economic instruments (for example, taxes and subsidies) in
achieving conservation and development objectives.
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