Deforestation and Development: How Do Forests and Population Living Standards Coevolve

Boltz, Marie; Delacote, Philippe; Houngbedji, Kenneth

doi:10.1007/978-3-319-57365-6_243-1

Handbook of Labor, Human Resources and Population Economics 2023

DOI: 10.1007/978-3-319-57365-6_243-1

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Deforestation and Development: How Do Forests and Population Living Standards Coevolve

Marie Boltz,

Philippe Delacote,

Kenneth Houngbedji

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Distinguishing potential and effective additionality of forest conservation interventions

Delacote,

Le Velly,

Simonet

2024

Envir. Dev. Econ.

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The additionality of forest conservation interventions is frequently questioned. In particular, they are often considered to be located in places where forests are not threatened, which points to the existence of location biases. Revisiting this location bias concept, we conceptually distinguish potential and effective additionality and theoretically consider how the objectives of the implementer affect the siting choice of the forest conservation interventions and their additionality. Our theoretical intuition is that the choices of the implementers are influenced by the quality of institutions. Our results show that (1) the implementer's objective and local institutions may lead the implementer to select a site with low development potential and low forest threat, and (2) the selection of a site with low development potential, which is frequently presented as a location bias, does not necessarily preclude additionality.

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Distinguishing potential and effective additionality of forest conservation interventions

Delacote,

Le Velly,

Simonet

2024

Envir. Dev. Econ.

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Deforestation and Development: How Do Forests and Population Living Standards Coevolve

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Distinguishing potential and effective additionality of forest conservation interventions

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