... primary products O13 Q23 Q56 University of Montana Small Grants Program No. 23-0409-P0001 The authors acknowledge funding from the Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency (Sida) through grant EfD-MS 1139 to the Environment for Development (EfD) Global Hub...

... strategies in rural areas. Non-timber forest products Per capita income Per capita food expenditures Endogenous switching regression Propensity score matching Burkina Faso C31 I31 O13 Q23 Q56 Innovations for Poverty Action No. 002-062023-IPA/IO Climate Change Resilience...

... the importance of integrating financial inclusion strategies into their environmental policies to create a more sustainable balance between economic development and forest conservation. Q23 Q56 G21 O55 E44 Deforestation Financial inclusion: Inclusive growth Quantile regression © 2025...

...) and Pedroni (2001) with specification of the panel model as Deforestation Tourism Economic development sub-Saharan Africa Q23 Q56 G21 O55 Deforestation is among the most serious global environmental challenges and has become relevant in tackling biodiversity loss, environmental...

.... Jiang and F. Ba Licensed re-use rights only P26 Q23 Q56 Forest carbon sequestration perception of grassroots democracy climate change political effect Yi people of China Previous research has indicated that forest carbon sequestration projects should consider their impact...

... 1.014834 −2.178493 2.008777 Control of corruption 396 −0.2545014 1.053198 −1.722926 2.391192 Forest area change Panel data analysis Environmental Kuznets curve hypothesis Static and dynamic specifications C15 O13 Q23 Q56 Forests...

... Q56 Q23 Q10 Climate change Land use change Forest carbon Carbon emissions Rearranging terms, the timber price should rise over time at the following rate: P N R / P N R = r ( 1 − H C P N R ) ( 7 ) Prices rise at a rate slightly...

... socioeconomic futures (Palazzo et al., 2017), and socioeconomic adaptability to sea-level rise (Nauels et al., 2017). JEL Codes: Q54 Q56 Q23 Q10 Climate change SSP Forestry Agriculture Management of vegetation and soils in landscapes across the U.S. contributes a non...

... Licensed re-use rights only Land use policy forest carbon bioenergy consumption technological change modelling Q23 Q27 Q28 Q54 Q56 Over the past century, forests in the northern hemisphere have become a large carbon sink, sequestering around 2.4 gigatonnes of CO₂...

... that REDD + projects are likely to be more accepted by households in the community- and government-managed forest regimes. Such information will be useful to develop more targeted REDD + projects. Q23 Q28 Q54 Q56 Q58 REDD + Scale adjusted Latent class Choice experiment Targeted approach...

... commercial culture. Gender, age, education level, and land area involved in the project were significant determinants for rural households' cultural adaptation strategies. Q23 Q56 Acculturation Carbon sequestration Climate change Ecological compensation Yi People of China...

... Tropical forests Brazil Forest protection Forest restoration Q23 Q15 Q56 The Brazilian Amazon is home to a third of the world’s rainforests (FAO, 2011) comprises one of the most biologically diverse biome in the world, (Dirzo and Raven, 2003 ; Mittermeier et al., 2003...

... in Asia. Q10 Q23 Q56 At a global level, societies look for appropriate ways to preserve biodiversity as its role to the functioning of ecosystems, regulation mainly to climate control and its existence value. On the other hand, indigenous groups value biodiversity for its contribution...

... and the opportunity costs, which should be carefully considered in designing REDD+ projects. Q23 Q50 Q56 Climate change is a significant global problem which has negatively impacted ecological processes, biodiversity, food production, economic growth, social order, and human health and wellbeing (IPCC...

... of Agricultural Sciences, Umeả 2016 Department of Forest Economics, Swedish University of Agricultural Sciences, Umeả Licensed re-use rights only Compensating variation Discrete choice Simulated exchange values Non-market valuation Stated preferences Q26 Q51 Q56 In the last three...

..., SLU Umeå, Sweden. Published by Elsevier GmbH Licensed re-use rights only Carbon sequestration Forests Cost effectiveness Incentives Rotation lengths Carbon stocks Marginal costs C61 C63 Q23 Q54 Q56 Q57 Q58 Climate change is recognised as the major environmental threat...

... and factors affecting participation in forestry Q23 J16 C25 Q56 Now, for the purpose of quantifying the impact of determining factors (institutional rule, conflict resolution and executive committee’s functioning) on direct and indirect dimension of people’s participation in JFM, we run...

... will be calculated. Q23 Q51 Q56 Q57 (2) A ′ ( T ) ( e r T − 1 ) − ( A ( T ) + D ˜ 0 ) e r T r = 0 Literally translated, Eq. (2) , solved for r, is called the marginal rate of return of the forest stand and called Pressler’s value...

... valuation Non-market functions valuation Q23 Q56 The aim of this paper is to present the results obtained from a comparison of different methodologies (standard accounting, green accounting, total economic value) for estimating the benefits produced by forests. The evaluation was carried out...