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Hayes, T., Grillos, T., Bremer, L. L., Murtinho, F., & Shapiro, E. (2019). Collective PES: More than the sum of individual incentives. Environmental Science & Policy, 102, 1-8.
Hayes, Tanya, et al. "Collective PES: More than the sum of individual incentives." Environmental Science & Policy 102 (2019): 1-8.
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T Hayes, T Grillos, LL Bremer, F Murtinho… - Environmental Science & …, 2019 - Elsevier

Collective PES: More than the sum of individual incentives.

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Bremer, Grillos, Hayes, Murtinho

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This study synthesizes findings from studies of the social and behavioral outcomes of collective payment for ecosystem services (PES) programs. The collective PES model is distinct from the conventional PES model in that by working with groups, not individuals, it breaks the direct relationship between an individual's consent to participate, the economic incentive and the expected conservation behavior. In doing so, it raises concerns about whether the collective model is effective and socially just. Here, we assess these concerns …

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