ESP conference outputs
- 2019 ESP10 world Conference: Biodiversity and ecosystem service offsets using spatial nature compensation measures Book of abstracts, Presentations
- 2018 Middle East & N.Africa ESP Conference: The effects of social and economic activities on the economic values of ecosystem services Book of Abstracts, Presentations
- 2018 Latin America ESP Conference: Análisis de la viabilidad de garantizar las fuentes de agua en las empresas de agua potable mediante el Pago por Servicios Ecosistémicos (Mecanismos de retribución por servicios ecosistémicos) Book of Abstracts, Presentations
- 2017 ESP9 world Conference China: Financing mechanisms (incl. PES) for sustainable landscapes and ecosystem services Book of Abstracts
- 2017 ESP9 world Conference China: Launch of the e-PES book “Co-investment in ecosystem services: global lessons from payment and incentive schemes” led by the World Agroforestry Centre Book of Abstracts
- 2016 Africa ESP conference: Linking Sustainable Development to Payments for Ecosystem Services – Exploring the effectiveness of PES at different scales in Africa Book of abstract, presentations
- 2016 Latin America ESP conference: Advances and bottlenecks in the implementation of PES schemes for water and carbon-related ES Book of abstract, presentations
- 2016 European ESP conference: Payments for ecosystem services in European agricultural landscapes: Potentials of the ecosystem services concept to improve public agri-environmental measures and private payment schemes Book of abstract, presentations
- 2015 ESP world conference: Co-investment approaches at the landscape scale Book of abstract, presentations
- 2014 ESP Conference : San Jose, Costa Rica
Beria Leimona: Co-investment and Rewards for Ecosystem Services at National and Local Levels
JF Le Coq: Understanding the diversity of institutions for Ecosystem Services provision: A tentative integrative conceptual framework
Sophie Ménard: Towards an institutional analysis of biodiversity offsets
Tobias Wünscher: Payments for Ecosystem Services as a mechanism to promote biodiversity conservation in a Green Economy: Potentials and Limitations
Claas Meyer: Design rules for successful governmental: taking agri-environmental measures in Germany as an example
Katharina Biely: Underlying economic concepts of the Economics of Land Degradation Initiative: an example of good collaboration between two different schools of thought?
Fiorella Salas Pinel: Providing ES: socioeconomic and environmental criteria to quantify
Raes, L.: Diversity of economic instruments to finance environmental service provision and sustainable land-uses: A transaction cost economics perspective
Oscar J. Abelleira: Linking ecosystem service tradeoffs with perceived benefits from reforestation in seasonally dry Costa Rica to inform PES
Pedro Zúñiga Mora: Exploring tools and mechanisms for the building of a resilient landscape
Sean Kennedy: The process and politics of natural rubber eco-certification
Fernando Saenz-Segura: Ecosystem services in local development process: a case study in two cantons of Costa Rica
Bernardo Aguilar-González: Ecosystem Services and Mangrove Conservation: Community-Based Models as a Prevailing Institutional Form
Abigail Fallot: Coordination challenges for the provision of ecosystem services within strategies of climate change adaptation: a participatory modeling experience in rural territories of Latin America
Takahiro Ota: Why fishermen cannot get income from both the catch and ES management: A Japanese case of PES in the coastal area
Patricia San Miguel: Characteristics and Determinants for Local Participation in Payment for Agri-environmental Services Program in Citarum Basin, Indonesia
Beria Leimona: Reporting from ESP Working Group Workshops: Short Presentation of Workshop Outcomes
- ESP Conference 2013: Bali, Indonesia
Beria Leimona: Short Presentation for ESP Conference Session 34. The multiple paradigms involved in payments for, and coinvestment in, ecosystem services’ application and policy at national levels
Sara Namirembe: Short Presentation of ESP Thematic Working Group 10: Co-investment, rewards and payment for ecosystem services: progress from the field
Caroline D. Piñon: Initiating Co-investment and Rewards for Environmental Services in Bukidnon province, southern Philippines
Flerence Milan: Transaction cost of smallholder farmers’ participation in forest management: Policy implications on PFES schemes in Vietnam
Jan Volland: Combining land-use modelling and environmental psychology: Analysing ecosystem services and their values in the German State of Hesse
Krishnan Devika: Development of an Innovative Payment Mechanism for Forest Environmental Services: Watershed Protection
Rachmat Hafiz: The Implementation of Equitable Payment for Watershed Services Project in Mendalam Sub Catchments, Upper Kapuas Basin of West Kalimantan – Indonesia
Vanesa Rodriguez Osuna: The economics of watershed services in the Guapi-Macacu region of Rio de Janeiro, Atlantic Forest Biome
- 2012 ESP Conference : Portland, United States
Beria Leimona: Reconciling Multiple Ecological Knowledge for Rewarding Watershed Services in the Uplands of Indonesia
Drew Bennet: Local Ecosystem Services Marketplace: Public Utilities as Development Drivers
Heidi Huber-Stearns: Linking upstream and downstream priorities through an institutional perspective: A catalog and typology of incentive-based watershed programs in the western United States
Martin Persson: Payments for Ecosystem Services (PES): Understanding the Determinants of Impact and Behavioral Responses to Policy Intervention
Meine van Noordwijk: Payments for Environmental Services: evolution toward efficient and fair inventives for multifunctionla landscapes
Runsheng Yin: Designing and Implementing Payments for Ecosystem Services Programs: Lessons learned from China’s Cropland Restoration Experience
Sindhu Prasad Dhungana: Payment or participation? Connecting ecosystem commons and communities in Nepal
Thumeka Mdlazi: Unlocking Private Sector Investments thru the Land User Incentive Programme (LUI)