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Financial incentives for the conservation of the landscape

Taylor, Irene
Date
1986
Type
Dissertation
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School of Landscape Architecture
Keywords
landscape, conservation, economics, financial incentives, policy
Fields of Research
ANZSRC::050205 Environmental Management , ANZSRC::120107 Landscape Architecture
Abstract
The role of financial incentives (and in particular rating relief) as policy instruments for encouraging the conservation of the landscape is considered. The usefulness of such policy tools is assessed and other ways of conserving the landscape reviewed. Particular attention is paid to the contribution economics can make to the conservation process.
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