Farmers' adoption of soil and water conservation: potential role of payments for watershed services

Farmers' adoption of soil and water conservation: potential role of payments for watershed services

Saved in:

Bibliographic Details
Main Authors:	Porras, I., Grieg-Gran, M., Meijerink, G., Dent, D.L.
Format:	External research report biblioteca
Language:	English
Published:	ISRIC
Subjects:	Life Science,
Online Access:	https://research.wur.nl/en/publications/farmers-adoption-of-soil-and-water-conservation-potential-role-of
Tags:	Add Tag No Tags, Be the first to tag this record!

Similar Items

Green Water Credits: Lessons Learned from Payments for Environmental Services
by: Grieg-Gran, M., et al.

Targeted payments for services delivered by farmers : possible approaches
by: Berkhout, Petra, et al.

Green payment programs, asymmetirc information and the role of fixed costs
by: Arguedas, C., et al.

All that glitters: a review of payments for watershed services in developing countries
by: 106346 Porras, I., et al.
Published: (2008)

Payment for environmental services: the need for re-definition?
by: Beria, L., et al.

Valuing and Managing Watershed Services
by: de Groot, R.S., et al.

Distribution of CAP pillar 1 payments to farmers in the EU
by: Terluin, Ida, et al.

Why Power Matters in Payments for Environmental Services (PES)
by: Rodriguez de Francisco, J.C., et al.

Pump-Priming Payments for Sustainable Water Services in Rural Africa
by: Koehler, J.K.L., et al.

Role of institutional and socio-economic factors on adoption, dis-adoption and non-adoption of soil and water conservation technologies: Empirical evience from the North Western Ethiopia highlands.
by: Teshome Firew, A., et al.

Crop Farmers' Use of Market Advisory Services
by: Isengildina, O., et al.

N'dama cattle conservation: the potential roles of artificial insemination and the national policy
by: Olaniyan, O.F., et al.

Dutch dairy farmers’ adoption of climate mitigation measures – The role of socio-psychological and socio-demographical factors
by: Wang, S., et al.

The Different Dimensions of Livelihood Impacts of Payments for Environmental Services (PES) Schemes : A Systematic Review
by: Blundo-Canto, Genowefa, et al.

Species distribution modeling in the tropics: problems, potentialities, and the role of biological data for effective species conservation
by: Cayuela, L., et al.

The role of measurement problems and monitoring in PES schemes
by: Meijerink, G.W.

Perceptions of Farmers about the Potential Adoption of Spineless Cactus in Livestock Feed, India
by: Louhaichi, Mounir, et al.
Published: (2018)

Making PES work for Vietnam : A multi-scale policy analysis of payments for forest environmental services
by: Do, Trong Hoan

Supporting role of the agricultural extension services and implications for agricultural extension instructors as perceived by farmers in Esfahan, Iran
by: Karbasioun, M., et al.

The role of advisory services in farmers' decision making for innovation uptake. Insights from case studies in the Netherlands
by: Verstand, D., et al.

Soil - Earth's living skin
by: Dent, D.L., et al.

The role of social capital in adoption of risky versus less risky subsidized input supplies: An empirical study of cocoa farmers in Ghana
by: Kos, D., et al.

Do payments for forest ecosystem services generate double dividends? An integrated impact assessment of Vietnam’s PES program
by: Phan, Thu H.D., et al.

Locating Farmer-based Knowledge and Vested Interests in Natural Resource Management in the Manupali Watershed, Philipines
by: Price, L.L.

Potential role of Conservation Agriculture in South Africa for carbon sequestration for climate mitigation : A provisional research agenda
by: Keesstra, Saskia, et al.

Possible roles of farmers' organizations
by: van den Ban, A.W.

Payments for watershed services: the Bellagio conservation
by: Asquith, N.M., et al.
Published: (2012-06-04T09:12:54Z)

Effect of Farmers’ Multidimensional Beliefs on Adoption of Biofortified Crops : Evidence from Sweetpotato Farmers in Tanzania
by: Shikuku, Kelvin Mashisia, et al.

Spate Irrigation Systems and Watershed Development in Eritrea: the case of Sheeb watershed
by: Tesfai, M.H.

Spatial heterogeneity and adoption of soil conservation investments: integrated assessment of slow formation terraces in the andes
by: Antle, J.M., et al.

The changing role of experts in nature conservation
by: van Bommel, S.

Market Information Systems : using information to improve farmer's market power and farmers organizations voice
by: David-Benz, H., et al.

Governing Climate Geoengineering: Side Payments Are Not Enough
by: Ghidoni, Riccardo, et al.

The spark has jumped the gap: Green Water Credits proof-of-concept
by: Dent, D.L., et al.

Land degradation and improvement in Cuba. 1: Identification by remote sensing
by: Bai, Z.G., et al.

Assessment of land degradation using NASA GIMMS
by: Dent, D.L., et al.

Land degradation and improvement in China. 1: Identification by remote sensing
by: Bai, Z.G., et al.

Land degradation and improvement in Argentina. 1: Identification by remote sensing
by: Bai, Z.G., et al.

Land degradation and improvement in South Africa. 1: Identification by remote sensing
by: Bai, Z.G., et al.

Land degradation and improvement in Senegal. 1: Identification by remote sensing
by: Bai, Z.G., et al.

Resource Map