市场机制

R. Chaplin‐Kramer, L. Mandle, L. Ferstandig
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以市场为基础的交易,即消费者为确保或加强生态系统服务支付费用,是一种具有广泛吸引力的保护融资机制。这一呼吁的基础是有可能为保护和私营企业带来双赢,并为保护或增强自然资本获得比政府或慈善基金提供的更多资金。在这里,我们重点介绍了代表两种市场机制的四个案例研究:生态认证和生态系统服务的影响投资。
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Market-Based Mechanisms
Market-based transactions, in which consumers pay for the costs of securing or enhancing ecosystem services, are a mechanism for conservation finance that holds broad appeal. This appeal is based on the potential to generate win-wins for conservation and private enterprises, and to secure a greater pool of funding for preserving or enhancing natural capital than would be available through government or philanthropic funding. Here we focus on four case studies representing two types of market-based mechanisms: eco-certification and impact investing for ecosystem services.
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