Mainstreaming incentive systems for integrated landscape management : lessons from Asia / Beria Leimona, Shamik Chakraborty, and William Dunbar
2018
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TitleMainstreaming incentive systems for integrated landscape management : lessons from Asia / Beria Leimona, Shamik Chakraborty, and William Dunbar policy brief no. 16, 2018
AccessEnglish: UNU-IAS-PB-No16-2018 - PDF ;
Summary
Mainstreaming incentive systems to encourage integrated management of landscapes and seascapes that incorporate high levels of human production activities requires consideration of cultural, technical, and economic factors. Lessons from Asia include linking livelihood enhancement and ecosystem-service provision, integrating multiple knowledge systems at the landscape level, and implementing broad, performance-based, and innovative incentive systems.
AuthorsUN University
DateTokyo : UN University, 2018
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4 p.
ISBN / ISSN
2409-3017