Environmental Impacts and Policy Responses to Covid-19: A View from Latin America
COVID-19 is currently having major short run effects with possible serious long run implications for the environment and the management of natural resources in Latin America. We discuss the possible effects of the pandemic on air pollution, deforestation and other relevant environmental dimensions across the region. With contributions from environmental economists from eight countries, we give an overview of the initial and expected environmental effects of this health crisis.
A new chapter on Environemtal Economics & Management added to the Vietnam Law on Environmental Protection
It is a long journey from emerging ideas to the intermediate research results, then policy implication and finally its implementation. During last decade, EfD-Vietnam researchers have explored and
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New EfD video on Carbon Pricing
A price on carbon? This is now a popular phrase in growing economies and business, where countries are moving towards putting a price on carbon pollution as a means of bringing down emissions and…
Determinants of Soil Conservation Technologies Among Small-Scale Farmers in Tanzania; Evidence from National Panel Survey
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The adoption of Soil Conservation Technologies (SCTs) in Tanzania is very low compared to other countries in Africa with related situation. Interventions were taken by introducing soil conservation practices. However, the adoption of these practices is far below the expectation. The objective of this study was to examine the determinants of SCTs among maize small-scale farmers in Tanzania. Secondary data from the National Panel Survey was used in this study. A binary probit regression model was employed to analyse the data.
The influence of energy policy on charcoal consumption in urban households in Tanzania
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The sustainability of energy use in the residential sector has relevance for global initiatives to achieve sustainable development and limit climate change.