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|a The Political Economy of Biodiversity Policy Reform
|h Elektronische Ressource
|c Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development
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|c 2017
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|a Agricultural subsidy reform in Switzerland -- Preface -- The political economy of the ITQ system and resource rent tax in Icelandic fisheries -- The political economy of biodiversity policy reform: Lessons learned -- Acronyms -- EU payments to Mauritania and Guinea-Bissau for MPA conservation under the Fisheries Partnership Agreements -- The evolution of the tax on pesticides and the pesticide savings certificates in France -- The political economy of environmental and biodiversity relevant policy reform: Key obstacles and examples -- Executive summary -- Foreword
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|a Agriculture and Food
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|a Urban, Rural and Regional Development
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|a This report provides insights on the political economy of biodiversity related policy reforms. It draws on existing literature and four new case studies covering the French tax on pesticides, agricultural subsidy reform in Switzerland, EU payments to Mauritania and Guinea-Bissau to finance marine protected areas via conservation trust funds, and individually transferable quotas for fisheries in Iceland. Each case study focusses on the drivers of reform, the types of obstacles encountered, key features of the policy reform, and the lessons learned from the reform experience
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