Reflections on the effectiveness of market-based instruments to secure long-term environmental gains in southeast Australia: Understanding landholders' experiences

Race, Digby; Curtis, A

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Reflections on the effectiveness of market-based instruments to secure long-term environmental gains in southeast Australia: Understanding landholders' experiences

Date

2013

Authors

Race, Digby

Curtis, A

Publisher

Taylor & Francis Group

Abstract

Payments to rural landholders for provision of environmental services are accepted as part of the policy "toolbox" for improving natural resource management in Australia. However, there remains uncertainty about how best to deliver payments for environmen