Payment for environmental services (PES)
Tackling fragmentation of climate and biodiversity regimes complexes: the role ecosystem services and payment for environmental services : the role ecosystem services and payment for environmental services
... forces for fragmented ...Ecosystem services, in developing specific policy instruments such as payments for environmental services, contributes to the synergy of these two complexes ...
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Modeling Social-Ecological Feedback Effects in the Implementation of Payments for Environmental Services in Pasture-Woodlands
... of payment for environmental services (PES) must allow for complex interactions of coupled social-ecological ...functions for biodiversity and are widely considered as landscapes ...
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Payments for Environmental Services in a Policymix: Spatial and Temporal Articulation in Mexico
... wide Payment for Ecosystem Services (PES) program, here referred as the Payment for Ecosys- tem Services-Hydrological program (PSA-H), to protect critical forests for ...
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Impacts of payments for environmental services on local development in northern Costa Rica: A fuzzy multi-criteria analysis
... questions for guiding ...or payment (in all cases, landowners declared that they would not have reforested without the ...PSA. For instance, the indicator about impacts on the short-term incomes was ...
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Personalized Security for E-Services
... used for various types of e-services and consumers based on their advantages and ...approach. For example, purchase services provided by ...approach. For example, e- learning ...
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Prioritizing the provision of urban ecosystem services in deprived areas, a question of environmental justice
... ecosystem services (UES) at different scales and integrating them into decision-making processes (Ernstson et ...ecosystem services delivery at the local level (Amini Parsa et ...the environmental ...
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Decision Support Model and Visualization for Assessing Environmental Phenomena, Ecosystem Services, Policy Consequences, and Satellite Design Using Earth Observation Data
... there are multiple identifiable stakeholders, including municipal government officials, local community members, and university researchers, to name just a few. Our primary collaborators and points of contact are the ...
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Cataloguing for Distribution of Environmental Resources
... except for those tools included in wider applications (ESRI’s ArcCatalog) or those designed a few years ago (CERTU’s ...component for storing data catalogues (Oracle, MS-Access or MySQL, PostgreSQL ...
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Calcium phosphate sorbent for environmental application
... accounts for half the cost of drinking water and produces sludge which must be disposed of particularly when contaminated by heavy metal ...ongoing environmental problem and the rules to control and ...
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Normative futures planning for environmental quality.
... En effet, étant structurées pour aboutir à des solutions techniques, ces métho- des sont insuffisantes pour décrire le comportement des systèmes complexes auxquels [r] ...
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Acoustic Features for Environmental Sound Analysis
... Sound Analysis. Romain Serizel, Victor Bisot, Slim Essid, Ga¨el Richard 1 Introduction The time domain representation of a sound signal, or waveform, is not easy to inter- pret directly. Most of the time it is nearly ...
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Prioritizing the provision of urban ecosystem services in deprived areas, a question of environmental justice
... HAL Id: hal-03030612 https://hal.archives-ouvertes.fr/hal-03030612 Submitted on 30 Nov 2020 HAL is a multi-disciplinary open access archive for the deposit and dissemination of sci- entific research documents, ...
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Nanoporous materials for catalysis and adsorption for environmental applications
... It is worth reminding that the total mineralization of organic pollutants was the main target of the present work, witho ut taking into account the further applica[r] ...
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Does Education Really Matter for Environmental Quality?
... 3.2. Estimation method In order to estimate this model we use adequate econometric techniques. The panel data take into account transversal and temporal dimensions and the unobserved heterogeneity (for example ...
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Future of atomic spectrometry for environmental analysis
... become available and, although they would undoubtedly be Every generation of instrument has been more highly auto- mated than its predecessor and there is no reason to believe more complex optically, wavelength range ...
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Collaborative interactive methodology for environmental site selection
... For Boston Harbor, user access and interaction would generate site selection for dredged material disposal sites by facilitating collaboration between the public and [r] ...
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European birth cohorts for environmental health research.
... an environmental exposure topic included data collected through questionnaires, environmen- tal sampling, spatial maps and models, per- sonal monitoring, biomarker measurements, or a combination of these ...
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Closing the gap between information and payment flows in a digital transformation
... that payment for materiel cannot be reconciled and the materiel is not automatically added to the ...requirements for audit ...pay for the materiel, they must remember to decrement the phantom ...
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Environmental performance modeling for additive manufacturing processes
... 3. Environmental impact of the manufacturing assessment ...with environmental considerations The methodology presented on Figure 3 was developed for metallic powder projection technology, determining ...
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Negotiated Security Policies for E-Services and Web Services
... 3.2). For example, Figure 8 shows that consumer authentication was selected in 15 security policies, whereas provider authentication and communication confidentiality were selected in 7 and 13 policies ...
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