Creating a legal framework for forest management for ecosystem services in Bizkaia county

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Detail description

This case study looked to introduce valorisation and compensation of forest ecosystem services (FES) into Biscay Territory legislation. A participatory process included broad stakeholder contributions to policy implementation.

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Contribution detail info

Project

SINCERE

Spurring INnovations for Forest ECosystem SERvices in Europe

Location
Spain
Authors
Juan Carlos Uriagereka
Purpose
Dissemination

File type
Document
Created on
Aug 08, 2022
Origin language
English
Official project website
SINCERE
License
CC BY


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