Investigaciones Económicas Aplicadas para la Conservación en la Amazonia Andina 2013-2014

  • Bolivia, Colombia, Ecuador y Perú, South America
  • 2013 - 2014
  • Underway

La Unidad de Apoyo de ICAA y Conservación Estratégica (CSF), en el marco de la Iniciativa para la Conservación en la Amazonía Andina – ICAA , invitan a investigadores y analistas a proponer investigaciones económicas aplicadas a temas de conservación de la biodiversidad en la Amazonía.

LA CONVOCATORIA HA SIDO CERRADA EL 10 DE ABRIL DE 2013

Como resultado de un proceso competitivo de selección de propuestas se apoyará, técnica y financieramente, el desarrollo de ocho investigaciones.

Southern Tropical Andes Research Fellows

In 2008, CSF held a workshop for decision-makers to illustrate to key partners how economic analysis can help conservation initiatives. Many representatives attended from NGOs as well as government and cooperation agencies working in Peru and Bolivia. An advanced conservation economics course was then taught to 25 participants from Peru, Bolivia, Ecuador and Colombia. We received over 200 applications for the course and out of those, accepted 25 participants.

Workshop on conservation economics held at a TEEB initiative event

On March 29th and 30th, 2011, CSF Brazil Technical Manager Leonardo Fleck led a conservation economics workshop at an event organized by the TEEB initiative (The Economics of Ecosystems and Biodiversity) from the United Nations Environment Program. The event was held in Corrientes, Argentina, and was co-sponsored by the Avina Foundation. The workshop aimed to promote the use of economics in environmental conservation with a focus on climate change.

Building Economics Skills to Sustain Conservation in the Southern Tropical Andes

Fostering local talent in Conservation Economics is a key piece in the puzzle of protecting the rich biodiversity of the tropical Andes region. With support from the John D. and Catherine T. MacArthur Foundation and others, CSF is delivering an integrated training package to address this need. The project began in 2009 with Conservation Economics instruction for decision-makers and young economists. It has continued with a competitive program of research grants for economists interested in working on conservation themes in the rain forest regions of Peru, Bolivia and Ecuador.

Beneficios y costos de elevar la cota del proyecto hidroeléctrico de Yacyretá

Considerações sobre a viabilidade econômica-ambiental da Hidrovia Paraguai-Paraná

Effects of Energy and Transportation Projects on Soybean Expansion in the Madeira River Basin

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