Environmental engineering and resources
The Conversion of Cropland to Forest Program (CCFP), or Grain-for-Green, is an example of an ambitious environmental services program in China. Like many ongoing agri-environmental payment programs in Asia that aim to increase forest cover and promote community development (Toma et al., 2004), the C...
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Zusammenfassung: | The Conversion of Cropland to Forest Program
(CCFP), or Grain-for-Green, is an example of an ambitious environmental services program in China. Like
many ongoing agri-environmental payment programs
in Asia that aim to increase forest cover and promote
community development (Toma et al., 2004), the CCFP
is facing issues such as government budgetary limitations and inefficiencies in its implementation and monitoring mechanisms (Bennett and Wang, 2008). Under
budget constraints, the critical challenge for the CCFP
is to maintain the program’s integrity in addressing the
multiple objectives of alleviating poverty, increasing
agricultural incomes, and reducing sediment inflows to
the Yellow River (State Council, 2007). |
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DOI: | 10.1201/b18565-4 |