Payment for Ecosystem Services

This Simpleshow created by the James Hutton Institute and GRID-Arendal helps to explain Payment for Ecosystem Services (PES) schemes. It has been produced as part of the James Hutton Institute - UNESCO Global Dialogue on Water Ecosystem Services www.hutton.ac.u...
PES schemes are attracting ever increasing interest as mechanisms to improve conservation and achieve sustainable development outcomes. PES initiatives aim to reach mutually beneficial agreements between providers and users of ecosystem services, entailing a reward mechanism for ecosystem managers for maintaining or improving the provision of the services valued by beneficiaries. While evidence is still being collected on how benefits from PES can be ensure, they are numerous schemes currently in place in the world. The James Hutton Institute is researching on the current challenges of PES. www.hutton.ac.uk

[@monanazari5874]

It is a very nice and understandable video. since I am working on this topic for my thesis I will use this as the first part of my presentation mentioning the creator's name of course.

[@AraceliFlores-g9j]

Stop saying communities damage natural resources, every body in the world cases an impact in land and it varies according with your lifestyle. En fact, cities contaminates the most.

[@boyeaglesam]

This video clip is very useful to me. Thank you so much for sharing it.

[@jerichocarena4866]

Thanks for this short but insightful discussion!

[@mohanadalmokhadm4766]

What NGO stand for?

[@michaellebron6290]

too many sound effects

[@hanafathima6159]

Thank you

[@omkarsubedi9780]

Thank you for short but so clear explanation 😊

[@Funkroza]

Lovely, thanks

[@ronaldwow]

Awesome explaination

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[@Whatsername868]

Great video!

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where does the money come from

[@Nothingimportant1]

people and government

[@Sudarshankunwar]

Cheers!