Valuation of environmental public goods and services at different spatial scales: a review

Kerkhof, Annemarie C.; Drissen, E.; Uiterkamp, Anton S.; Moll, Henri

doi:10.1080/19438151003709832

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“…General satisfaction is reported as the greatest by the users of Nações Indígenas Park, with no It is noteworthy that the Nações Indígena Park is located in a noble region of the city and has a higher concentration of available infrastructure, and another memorable item is the place to be referred to as the city's postal card. Salazar et al (2007), complement that the smaller the distance from urban parks' homes, the greater the identification of perceived satisfaction, when this proximity is associated with higher quality of property this satisfaction increases.…”

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Perception of the Hedonic Value of Residences in the Neighborhood of Three Green Urban Parks

Neto

Lopes

Gallego

et al. 2020

RICA

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The objective of this article was to examine how users and residents of three urban parks in Campo Grande, MS, Brazil, perceive their existence, degree of satisfaction and attitudes in preserving them. A quantitative approach was employed in 412 users of the three Parks. Information on its sociodemographic characteristics, satisfaction with the park and environmental preservation attitude was collected, employing a seven-point Likert scale. The data collected revealed that the general satisfaction with the park contributes to the hedonic perception of the increase in the property value. From the factor variance analysis, overall satisfaction, preservationist attitude and park location showed significant relationships, such as interactions in the increase in the property value. It is noteworthy that there are differences in the perception of the satisfaction of residents close to the three parks. This article presents some interesting relationships under the aspects of theoretical implication, such as the contribution to studies on the City Parks and their relations with users and residents around them.

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Section: Resultsmentioning

confidence: 93%

Perception of the Hedonic Value of Residences in the Neighborhood of Three Green Urban Parks

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Lopes

Gallego

et al. 2020

RICA

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“…Public service provision means that governments provide services to society and the public through public power intervention or public resource input [ 54 ]. In terms of environmental governance improvement, a large number of studies have proven that public service provision has a certain effect on the quality of environmental governance [ 55 , 56 ]. In the process of EONSCs campaign, the investment in urban public infrastructure, such as the construction of garbage disposal points, garbage houses and dustbins, can reduce the area of environmental pollution; large investments in buses and electric trolleybuses can reduce air pollution caused by the use of private cars.…”

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Impact of rating and praise campaigns on local government environmental governance efficiency: Evidence from the campaign of establishment of national sanitary cities in China

Tang

Lin

et al. 2021

PLoS ONE

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Background Ecological and environmental protection is essential to achieving sustainable and high-quality development, which highlights the important role of environmental governance. In terms of the practical actions of environmental governance, the central government in China has carried out continuous rating and praise campaigns, and local governments have actively promoted this effort. However, the related performance consequences have not been empirically investigated. We aimed to verify whether this incentive policy can improve the efficiency of environmental governance and whether this governance method has long-term effects. In addition, we sought to identify mechanisms through which the policy can improve environmental governance. Method We take the rating and praise campaign of the Establishment of National Sanitary Cities (EONSCs) as a quasi-natural experiment and use the panel data for 174 cities from 2004 to 2016 and the propensity score matching-difference in differences (PSM-DID) method to test the impact of rating and praise campaigns on environmental governance efficiency. Results EONSCs campaign can improve the efficiency of environmental governance by 0.7595 (p<0.01), which is significant at the 1% level; the effects are clearly significant during the evaluation process and the year in which cities are named National Sanitary Cities (NSCs) but decrease annually thereafter. The EONSCs campaign has a significant promoting effect on public services provision, such as public infrastructure investment, public transportation and education. Conclusions (1) The rating and praise campaigns can effectively improve the efficiency of environmental governance; (2) the incentive effect is distorted and is not a long-term effect; (3) the impact of the rating and praise campaign of EONSCs on the efficiency of environmental governance is mainly realized through the provision of corresponding public services that are closely related to environmental protection. The findings of this paper provide empirical support for the effectiveness of the central government’s rating and praise campaigns and could motivate local governments to actively participate in environmental governance. Moreover, the findings provide an important reference for further improving the rating and praise campaigns and the level of environmental governance.

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“…In the case of agricultural land, there is, among other things, the social and political rationale that makes it difficult or impossible to be withdrawn from agriculture. Various authors highlight such issues as food security (Ibrahim et al, 2023), agricultural policy (Erjavec et al, 2021), as well as environmental public goods (Kerkhof et al, 2010).…”

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Integrating the rent gap into the ground rent theory. Measurement and implications for different models of agriculture

Czyżewski,

Lis,

Czyzewska

2024

BGSS

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The aim of this paper is to establish a conceptual framework for the rent gap theory in agriculture and to identify potential implications of the rent gap for socio-economic processes occurring in agriculture and rural areas. From an empirical perspective an attempt was made to determine the state and dynamics of the rent gap phenomenon in agriculture in Poland, considering the regional division. The authors used income approach and Capital Asset Pricing Model (CAPM) for estimating the capitalization rate. It was found that rent gap is a permanent phenomenon in Polish agriculture, the dynamics of which largely depends on macroeconomic factors. A widening rent gap may result in the withdrawal of land from farming and a decline in total factor productivity in agriculture. Thus, the implications of the rent gap may relate to food security. Measuring the rent gap can be a step towards determining the quasi-market value of environmental amenities of land.

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Valuation of environmental public goods and services at different spatial scales: a review

Cited by 7 publications

References 29 publications

Perception of the Hedonic Value of Residences in the Neighborhood of Three Green Urban Parks

Perception of the Hedonic Value of Residences in the Neighborhood of Three Green Urban Parks

Impact of rating and praise campaigns on local government environmental governance efficiency: Evidence from the campaign of establishment of national sanitary cities in China

Integrating the rent gap into the ground rent theory. Measurement and implications for different models of agriculture

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