Module 5: Regional Economics and Policy Analysis
作者： Rui Santos , Paula Antunes , Irene Ring
DOI: 10.1007/978-3-540-34789-7_15
关键词: Biodiversity conservation 、 Economics 、 Regional economics 、 Context (language use) 、 Policy analysis 、 Public economics
摘要: This chapter describes the module Regional Economics and Policy Analysis of FRAP framework. analysis aims to derive an understanding regional socio-economic context underlying a particular conflict between biodiversity conservation economic activities study role policy instruments, which are in place (or were used before) deal with conflict. information is critical understand area, as well reasons for success or failure adopted policies. Lessons derived at this stage fundamental development new improvement existing instruments. The identifies main issues that should be addressed economics analysis, presenting guidelines methods may different tasks. approaches three levels analysis—minimum, standard advance—are summarized end chapter.
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