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    Costs, effectiveness, evaluation of biodiversity projects

    Cullen, Ross
    Abstract
    Conservation requires hard choices.‘We cannot preserve everything ... The laws of economics apply todiversity’ Weitzman 1992.Failure to use economic analyses will result in less conservationgains than are potentially achievable.Projects aim to deliver:• reduction in threats to species, habitats, ecosystems• increases in population number,• increases in species’ probability of survival.Markets for these outputs are rare – Cost benefit analysis tricky.Decision makers need information:• Costs of projects• Effectiveness of projects• Cost effectiveness... [Show full abstract]
    Keywords
    conservation; biodiversity; cost effectiveness; project evaluation; cost utility analysis
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    050204 Environmental Impact Assessment
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    Oral Presentation
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