2012
DOI: 10.1007/978-94-007-5176-7_10
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A Nested Institutional Approach for Managing Bundle Ecosystem Services: Experience from Managing Satoyama Landscapes in Japan

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“…IWRM is an approach that encourages a more coordinated sustainable management of land and water resources to improve livelihoods among all water users [7]. Payment for Ecosystem Services (PES) as a concept in the context of IWRM is becoming increasingly popular and plays a significant role in promoting and improving the management of watershed goods and services [8][9][10][11][12][13]. Payment for ecosystem services (PES) is defined as a set of market-based environmental policy tools created to compensate the service provider that helps to secure environmental service provisions for the benefits of the users [14].…”
Section: Iwrm and Pesmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…IWRM is an approach that encourages a more coordinated sustainable management of land and water resources to improve livelihoods among all water users [7]. Payment for Ecosystem Services (PES) as a concept in the context of IWRM is becoming increasingly popular and plays a significant role in promoting and improving the management of watershed goods and services [8][9][10][11][12][13]. Payment for ecosystem services (PES) is defined as a set of market-based environmental policy tools created to compensate the service provider that helps to secure environmental service provisions for the benefits of the users [14].…”
Section: Iwrm and Pesmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…A exclusão de uso ou acesso é realizada através de instituições humanas e não necessariamente por força do próprio recurso (YASHIRO et al, 2013). A contemplação de uma paisagem natural a partir da vista privilegiada de cima de uma montanha caracteriza-se como um serviço ecossistêmico de fundo-serviço não exclusivo, pois é difícil excluir os demais indivíduos.…”
Section: Introductionunclassified
“…A rivalidade se refere à impossibilidade de uma unidade do bem ou serviço estar disponível em qualidade ou quantidade para mais de um usuário ao mesmo tempo. Ao contrário da excludabilidade, a rivalidade é uma característica inerente ao bem ou serviço (YASHIRO et al, 2013). Um exemplo de bem rival é a água, cujo consumo ou uso de uma unidade impossibilita que outro consuma ou use a mesma unidade ao mesmo tempo.…”
Section: Introductionunclassified