A systematic review of scientific publications on the effects of payments for ecosystem services in Latin America, 2000–2020

Perevochtchikova, María; Castro-Díaz, Ricardo; Langle-Flores, Alfonso; Thaden, Juan Von

doi:10.1016/j.ecoser.2021.101270

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“…Wunder et al (2018) constatam, a partir de um levantamento global de esquemas de PSA, que os esquemas públicos dominam em termos de área sobre os privados, exceto no continente africano. Perevochtchikova et al (2021) endossam essa tendência, afirmando que os esquemas de PSA na América Latina são apoiados principalmente por fundos públicos. Vale destacar, contudo, que o número de casos aqui analisados (n= 7) não constitui uma amostra sobre a qual possam ser tiradas conclusões extrapoláveis.…”

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Diretrizes Para O Planejamento E Desenho De Esquemas De Pagamento Por Serviços Ambientais

Guerra

Ranieri

2023

Ambient. soc.

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Resumo O Pagamento por Serviços Ambientais (PSA) é um instrumento econômico que busca conciliar a conservação dos serviços ecossistêmicos (SE) com os interesses econômicos dos atores envolvidos. Com o intuito de orientar os tomadores de decisão no processo de estruturação e planejamento de esquemas de PSA, este artigo analisou esquemas brasileiros frente às boas práticas recomendadas na literatura científica. Como resultado, monitoramento da prestação do SE ou de seus proxies e segmentação espacial foram práticas observadas nos esquemas brasileiros alinhadas com as recomendações da literatura. O mesmo não aconteceu com as práticas: contratos flexíveis e/ou adaptáveis e pagamentos maiores que os custos de provisão. Esses resultados são úteis para reforçar os pontos fortes e apontar possíveis vulnerabilidades no desenho de esquemas de PSA, contribuindo para o aprimoramento tanto de iniciativas novas quanto daquelas em andamento.

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Diretrizes Para O Planejamento E Desenho De Esquemas De Pagamento Por Serviços Ambientais

Guerra

Ranieri

2023

Ambient. soc.

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“…This paper was developed from the lead author's comprehensive examination (in Winter, 2022) in the PhD Transdisciplinary Sustainability program for the first group of students (2021)(2022)(2023)(2024) of Grenfell campus, Memorial University of Newfoundland (MUN), Canada. She would like to thank all supports funded by a joint PhD scholarship between the Vietnamese Government and the School of Graduate Studies (MUN) (2018)(2019)(2020) and the great funding jointed by her co-supervisors and the MUN (2021)(2022). We also would like to thank the Open Access funding enabled and organized by Environmental Policy Institute (EPI), Grenfell Campus (MUN).…”

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Trade-offs and synergies in ecosystem services for sustainability

Vodden²,

Wu³

et al. 2023

Front. Sustain. Resour. Manag.

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“…Among these, payment for watershed ecosystem services (PWES) is one of the most important mechanisms ensuring the sustainable development of the ecological environment (Pan et al, 2021). Such a strategy has been piloted in many countries, including, for example, the wastewater discharge program along the United States-Mexico border, water resource protection in New York, the water-soil conservation fund in Ecuador, and compensation between the French Vittel mineral water company and farmers in water source areas (Perevochtchikova et al, 2021). Combining the flexibility of PWES with efficient government management, the Chinese government has also proposed watershed ecological compensation (EC) schemes .…”

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Public willingness to pay watershed eco-compensation in China’s Taihu basin: A case study

Deng

Li²,

Chen³

et al. 2022

Front. Environ. Sci.

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Eco-compensation is effective in promoting the sustainable development of a watershed. The exploration of the public’s willingness to pay for such compensation, along with the corresponding influencing factors, are important for improving the efficacy of eco-compensation programs. However, motivating the public to participate in eco-compensation remains a challenge. In this study, the influencing factors behind public willingness to participate in eco-compensation in China’s Taihu Basin are measured using a contingent valuation method and a random forest model. The main results are as follows: 1) In the Taihu Basin, the mean people are willing to pay for eco-compensation is 287.344 CNY/person/year. 2) The significant factors influencing willingness to pay are recognition of the importance of watershed protection; the impact of the watershed environment on people’s lives; annual incomes; and perceived improvements to the watershed environment over the past five years. 3) Awareness of the need for environmental protection can encourage people to pay eco-compensation. This study provides references that governments can use to formulate and implement eco-compensation policies and hence promote public participation in those policies.

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A systematic review of scientific publications on the effects of payments for ecosystem services in Latin America, 2000–2020

Cited by 24 publications

References 62 publications

Diretrizes Para O Planejamento E Desenho De Esquemas De Pagamento Por Serviços Ambientais

Diretrizes Para O Planejamento E Desenho De Esquemas De Pagamento Por Serviços Ambientais

Trade-offs and synergies in ecosystem services for sustainability

Public willingness to pay watershed eco-compensation in China’s Taihu basin: A case study

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