New Working paper series on Global Scoping Study on Compensation for Ecosystems Services

The World Agroforestry Centre (ICRAF) has published series of nine Working Papers on the state of Compensation for Environmental Services in three continents – Africa, Asia and Latin America. The papers present the results and recommendations of a one-year scoping study funded by the International Development Research Centre (IDRC).

ICRAF led a consortium of seven organizations from around the world in the pan-tropical study of Compensation and Rewards for Environmental Services (CRES) from January 2006 to March 2007.

The working papers

WP No. 32 Swallow-2007-Compensation-and-Rewards-Environmental-Services
WP No. 33 Poats-2007-Latin-American-Regional-Workshop-Report-Compensation
WP No. 34 Raju-2007-Asia Regional Workshop on Compensation-Ecosystem Services
WP No. 35 Ochieng-2007-African-Regional-Workshop-on-Compensation-Ecosystem
WP No. 36 Iftikhar-2007-Exploring the inter-linkages- Environmental-Services
WP No. 37 van-Noordwijk-2007-Criteria-and-indicators-for-environmental-service
WP No. 38 Swallow-2007-Conditions-Effective-Mechanisms-Environmental-Services
WP No. 39 Bracer-2007-Organization-and-Governance-for-Fostering-Pro-Poor
WP No. 40 Scherr-2007-How-important-will-differen- type- of Compensation-reward

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