Publication
Rethinking economics, markets and incentives : using economic tools at the landscape level
Year:
2012
Abstract
This paper documents insights and lessons about using markets and incentives to strengthen forest landscapes and livelihoods. It aims to interrogate just what a landscape approach means in economic terms, to identify how markets can be used to generate incentives to share forest benefits more equitably and sustainably, and to highlight which kinds of approaches and packages of interventions can assist in this.
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