Effectiveness and synergies of policy instruments for land use governance in tropical regions
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Establishing financial mechanisms for compensating land users for SLM and improved delivery of ecosystem services, e.g., through payments for ecosystem services, could provide a much-needed incentive for increased investment into land restoration and rehabilitation.
“Establishing financial mechanisms for compensating land users for SLM and improved delivery of ecosystem services, e.g., through payments for ecosystem services, could provide a much-needed incentive for increased investment into land restoration and rehabilitation (111, 127, 128).”
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- Lambin, E. F., Meyfroidt, P., Rueda, X., Blackman, A., Börner, J., Cerutti, P. O., Dietsch, T., Jungmann, L., Lamarque, P., Lister, J., Walker, N. F., & Wunder, S.
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- land use governance, policy instruments, hybrid instruments, public-private partnerships, economic instruments, environmental certification, geographical indications, moratorium, payments for environmental services, sustainable land use, policy effectiveness, tropical regions, policy typology
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