… , this study evaluates residents’ WTP for ecosystem services, … study represents only the
willingness of residents to pay, not the willingness of all ecosystem service stakeholders to pay. …

… to design user-driven payment for ecological environment services (PES) schemes that … to
study residents’ willingness to pay in the lower reaches of Matiguás, Nicaragua, and the study …

… -compensation, as a typical payment for ecosystem services scheme, aims to address
trade-offs between environmental … of compensation amount allocated to farmers by the public is …

… ecosystem service value in the water-receiving area, is presented. The CVM was adopted in
this study to obtain the WTP of the public … the economic affordability of the public of the water-…

… These studies constitute the population in our analysis of income elasticities of WTP. Some
of the studies could however not be used for an estimation of εw because of at least one of …

… Among these, payment for watershed ecosystem services (PWES) is one of the most
important … Because the public is the most important beneficiary of the watershed ecological …

… is analyzed from an institutional perspective. While in theory PES is seen as a market solution
to environmental … Hence PES are foremost a reconfiguration of the roles of public bodies …

… performed only one single regression analysis, this study performed a two-stage regression
… The findings of the study can provide inputs for the formulation of ecological compensation …

… analyses, are commonly based on the empirical assertion that the willingness to pay and to
accept compensation will … small differences, it is assumed that “for many goods, services, and …

… of environmental services. In this study we attempt to simultaneously determine upstream
and downstream resource managers’ willingness to engage in a compensation scheme that …