TAILIEUCHUNG - Payments For Environmental Services In Vietnam: Assessing An Economic Approach To Sustainable Forest Management

This study looks at whether Vietnam could adopt the Payment for Environmental Services (PES) approach as part of its national conservation strategy. Using a pilot study in the country’s uplands, it investigates how such a scheme might run and assesses its impact on the environment and on the local people’s livelihoods. Through a review of current Vietnamese conservation practice, it assesses the barriers to the adoption of such schemes and the factors that might encourage their implementation | Economy and Environment Program for Southeast Asia 22 Cross Street 02-55 South Bridge Court Singapore 048421 Tel 65 6438 7877 Fax 65 6438 4844 E-mail eepsea@ Web site R E S E A R C H R E P O R T No. 2006-RR3 Payments For Environmental Services In Vietnam Assessing An Economic Approach To Sustainable Forest Management Bui Dung The and Hong Bich Ngoc Dept of Agricultural Environmental Economics College of Economics Hue University 100 Phung Hung Hue City Vietnam buidungthe@ buidungthe@yahoo. com This study looks at whether Vietnam could adopt the Payment for Environmental Services PES approach as part of its national conservation strategy. Using a pilot study in the country s uplands it investigates how such a scheme might run and assesses its impact on the environment and on the local people s livelihoods. Through a review of current Vietnamese conservation practice it assesses the barriers to the adoption of such schemes and the factors that might encourage their implementation. Results are promising. Interest and involvement in the pilot scheme was quite high despite the experiment s limited duration. The PES trial also had positive environmental impacts including a reduction in soil erosion and the extraction of natural forest products. Because of a number of barriers to PES implementation the study recommends that further PES trials be run to gain more experience and knowledge before large-scale implementation is tried in Vietnam. Published by the Economy and Environment Program for Southeast Asia EEPSEA 22 Cross Street 02-55 South Bridge Court Singapore 048421 tel 65-6438 7877 fax 65-6438 4844 email eepsea@ EEPSEA Research Reports are the outputs of research projects supported by the Economy and Environment Program for Southeast Asia. All have been peer reviewed and edited. In some cases longer versions may be obtained from the author s . The key findings of most EEPSEA Research Reports are condensed

• Ngân hàng - Tín dụng
• Payments
• Environmental Services
• Economic Approach
• Sustainable Forest Management
• Environment Program
• Households Involved
• Lesson International financial management
• International financial management
• The Balance of Payments
• Balance of Payments Accounting
• Balance of Payments Accounts
• Balance of Payments Identity
• Credit financing in economic ordering policies
• Non instantaneous deteriorating items with price dependent demand
• Permissible delay in payments
• The sensitivity analysis
• Function principle and signed distance method
• Non instantaneous deteriorates items
• Economic growth
• Balance of payments constraint
• Payments constraint in Vietnam
• Foster economic growth
• Official development assistance
• import financing
• export financing
• the basis of bills of exchange
• business payments
• international payments
• recourse payment
• Kinh tế quốc tế
• Thương mại quốc tế
• The international monetary system
• The balance of payments
• Hệ thống tiền tệ quốc tế
• International Business
• Lecture Macroeconomics
• Kinh tế vĩ mô
• Economic theory
• Balance of payments
• Exchange rates
• Trade deficits
• International Finance
• Lecture International finance
• Tài chính quốc tế
• Bài giảng Tài chính quốc tế
• Effective exchange rate
• Microsoft Dynamics
• Financials for Microsoft Dynamics
• Advanced payments
• Bridging accounts
• Payment type
• File tracking
• Economic principles
• Economic policies
• Lecture Economics
• Economic problem
• Economical ordering quantity
• Time dependent
• Cash flow
• Delay in payments
• Permissible delay period
• Trade credit
• Goyal’s model
• Selling price
• Purchasing price
• Determinants of dividend payments of Non financial
• Ho Chi Minh stock xxchange
• Dividend policy listed companies
• Among accommodation services
• The effect of electronic payments security on e commerce consumer perception
• E commerce consumer perception
• An extended model of technology acceptance
• Semarang – Indonesia as representatives
• Lecture International Economics
• Bài giảng Kinh tế quốc tế
• Double entry accounting
• International transaction
• Credit transaction
• Exchange rate adjustments
• Market share considerations
• Macroeconomic activity
• Macroeconomic environment
• Financial system
• Business economics
• Lecture Business economics
• Business applications of economics
• Open economy
• Competitive markets
• E payment
• Hard laddering interview
• Hierarchical value map
• Meansend chain theory
• Customers reluctance to use electronic payments
• Payments for ecosystem services
• Marine and coastal environments
• Marine protected areas
• Coastal protection
• Ecosystem based management
• commercial banks
• the banking system
• banking
• credit forms
• credit
• E Banking
• credit guarantees
• banking systems
• Corruption
• Taxation
• bribery payments
• public revenues
• foreign direct investment
• Building mobile websites
• SMS and MMS messaging
• XHTML MP
• WCSS
• and mobile AJAX
• mobile payments