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  • This research paper examines the role of economic valuation in improving the understanding and implementation of Watershed Development (WSD) in India. Using a case study of a project in Maharashtra implemented by the Watershed Organisation Trust (WOTR), the paper demonstrates the potential for positive net present value and benefit-cost ratios in WSD, while highlighting significant gaps in data consistency and the under-valuation of non-market co-benefits and climate change adaptation.

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    Document type: Research paper

    Regions: India
  • This executive summary from the World Resources Institute analyzes the economic value of coral reefs in Jamaica, focusing on their contributions to tourism, fisheries, and shoreline protection, while highlighting the threats posed by local mismanagement and global climate change.

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    Regions: Jamaica
  • This executive summary by the World Resources Institute (WRI) quantifies the economic value of coral reefs in Jamaica, focusing on their role in supporting tourism, fisheries, and shoreline protection. The document warns that reef degradation due to local pressures and climate change threatens significant economic losses, particularly through increased beach erosion and reduced fish stocks, and advocates for improved coastal and fisheries management.

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    Regions: Jamaica
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