User fees with "feebates": meeting revenue and allocative objectives without tradeoff, even when numbers are small

Article Abstract:

User fees in combination with 'feebates' (fees and rebates) are an efficient and cost-effective means to control pollution externalities or allocate common property resources. While allowing allocative targets to be met, the approach also permits revenues to be selected from within the range of zero to that which would appear under a simple price approach. A feebate/user fee combination can meet both political and economic goals regardless of the quantity of the rights holders, even with or without marketable permits.

Usage, Economic aspects, Pollution, Environmental policy, User fees

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Analysis of local perspective on sustainable forest management: An Indonesian case study

Article Abstract:

An analysis on the local perspectives about forest sustainability is presented using certain criteria and indicators. The findings include the differences in perception amongst the local communities in terms of what is considered to be important indicators compared to the NGOs.

Indonesia, Case studies, Forest management, Sustainable forestry

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