Reverse auction pilot for forest ecosystem services in rural and peri-urban areas (wildlife population control)

This case study in Flanders (Belgium) focused on wild boar management through encouraging collaboration between farmers and hunters. A reverse auction instrument was tried for this purpose.

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  • Belgium
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  • Alexander Therry
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  • Dissemination
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05-08-2022
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