Critical Analysis of Payments for Ecosystem Services: Case Studies in Kenya, Uganda and Tanzania

The concept of payments for ecosystem services (PES) has been identified as a promising mechanism for use in Kenya, Uganda, and Tanzania, with several potential advantages and benefits, including the ability to raise new funding for landscape management, increase the efficiency of conservation appro...

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Published inForests Vol. 14; no. 6; p. 1209
Main Authors Osewe, Ibrahim, Hălălișan, Aureliu-Florin, Talpă, Nicolae, Popa, Bogdan
Format Journal Article
LanguageEnglish
Published Basel MDPI AG 01.06.2023
Subjects
Agroforestry
Beneficiaries
Biodiversity
Carbon
Case studies
Comparative analysis
conservation efficiency
decision making
Economic aspects
Ecosystem services
Ecosystems
Environmental aspects
forest ecosystem services
Forests
livelihood improvement
Methods
Natural resources
Payment
payments for ecosystem services
Questionnaires
Rural areas
Rural communities
Success
Sustainable development
Water shortages
Kenya
Uganda
Tanzania
Africa
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Abstract The concept of payments for ecosystem services (PES) has been identified as a promising mechanism for use in Kenya, Uganda, and Tanzania, with several potential advantages and benefits, including the ability to raise new funding for landscape management, increase the efficiency of conservation approaches, secure ecosystem services (ES), and benefit poor rural communities. Starting from understanding the complex relationship between human dependence on natural resources and the environment, this paper aims to determine the degree to which the various criteria affect the success of PES that involve forests. Primary data were collected using a mixed questionnaire that was sent to institutions that had implemented PES schemes in the region and 25 case studies of PES implemented in the region from various publications were used for the secondary data. The data were mainly analyzed using comparative analysis. The results indicated that PES success is higher when bundled ES are considered, financing is medium- to long-term, implementation is at the regional level, combined transaction types (cash and in-kind) are used, and both private buyers and public sellers are involved. This paper provides a good benchmark for decision makers on PES performance and the model presented may serve as one of the tools for improving livelihoods and ensuring the achievement of sustainable development goals.
AbstractList The concept of payments for ecosystem services (PES) has been identified as a promising mechanism for use in Kenya, Uganda, and Tanzania, with several potential advantages and benefits, including the ability to raise new funding for landscape management, increase the efficiency of conservation approaches, secure ecosystem services (ES), and benefit poor rural communities. Starting from understanding the complex relationship between human dependence on natural resources and the environment, this paper aims to determine the degree to which the various criteria affect the success of PES that involve forests. Primary data were collected using a mixed questionnaire that was sent to institutions that had implemented PES schemes in the region and 25 case studies of PES implemented in the region from various publications were used for the secondary data. The data were mainly analyzed using comparative analysis. The results indicated that PES success is higher when bundled ES are considered, financing is medium- to long-term, implementation is at the regional level, combined transaction types (cash and in-kind) are used, and both private buyers and public sellers are involved. This paper provides a good benchmark for decision makers on PES performance and the model presented may serve as one of the tools for improving livelihoods and ensuring the achievement of sustainable development goals.
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Author Hălălișan, Aureliu-Florin
Talpă, Nicolae
Osewe, Ibrahim
Popa, Bogdan
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Beneficiaries
Biodiversity
Carbon
Case studies
Comparative analysis
conservation efficiency
decision making
Economic aspects
Ecosystem services
Ecosystems
Environmental aspects
forest ecosystem services
Forests
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payments for ecosystem services
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