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- The challenge in 1999 was that the only economic "ecosystem values" readily
available were those of Costanza et al.
- The Project Steering Committee composed of participating government
representatives, in approving the draft SAP and SCS GEF Project insisted
that the project up-date the SAP and determine regionally applicable
values for environmental goods and services.
- The SCS Project established in 2003 a Regional Task Force of nine
economists charged with this task which was completed successfully in
March 2007.
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- 1. Identifying the goods and ‘services’
- - biologists, fisheries scientists, foresters
- 2. Assemble and evaluate empirical data for
economic values of goods and ‘services’ - economists
- 3. Standardise the data from seven countries:
- Across years – Consumer Price Index
- Across Currencies – US dollar
- Output:
- Annual production and
‘service’ values in US dollars,
per hectare,per annum
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- Problem: ‘Farm gate’ prices for environmental goods vary within countries reflecting both the
local supply
and the demand
- Solution: Weight individual values according to the stock
or area
- Weighted Mean National Value
- The summation of each price (value) multiplied by the stock to which it
relates; divided by the total stock for which prices were available in
the country
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- WEIGHTED MEAN REGIONAL VALUE
- RvA1Kg =
- [(SCa*MVCa)+(SChi*MVChi)+(SIn*MVIn)+(SMa*MVMa)+
- (SPh*MVPh)+(STh*MVTh)+(SVi*MVVi)]
- (SCa + SChi + SIn + SMa +
SPh + STh + SVi)
- SCa = Stock in Cambodia
- MVCa = Standard Mean Value in Cambodia
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- Tabulate Weighted National & Regional Mean Values
DIRECT USES
- Mangrove Goods Cambodia China Indonesia ►7
countries
- Timber 779.95 137.07 73.55
- Firewood 17.35 0.00 65.06
- Poles 0.00 0.00 0.00
- Charcoal 71.39 0.00 15.85
- Leaves/palm fronds
(Thatch, fodder)
13.66 0.00 0.00
- Fruit/propagules
0.00 100.78 0.00
- ►24 goods
- Weighted National
Mean Value ∑Ca ∑Chi ∑In
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- Tabulate Weighted National & Regional Mean Values
SERVICES – INDIRECT AND NON-USE VALUES
- Mangrove Services Cambodia China
Indonesia ►7
countries
- Ecotourism 0.00 0.00 59.79
- Nursery Function 0.00 1,274.00 782.00
- Coastal Protection 0.00 1,044.00 421.56
- Aesthetic Value 0.00 1,867.00 0.00
- ►9 “services”
- Weighted National
Mean Value ∑Ca ∑Chi ∑In
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- Total Economic Value
- of the habitats bordering the South China Sea is the summation of the regionally
weighted values of the annual production of goods and ‘services’ per
hectare.
- Total Economic Value for the entire area of each habitat
- is the product of this value multiplied by the total
area of the habitat bordering the South China Sea.
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- VALUE OF ANNUAL PRODUCTION
- IN THE SOUTH CHINA SEA
- Area ha US$/ha Total US$
- Mangroves 1,799,136
2,872 5,167,568,376
- Coral reefs 750,307
1,542 1,157,393,566
- Seagrass 73,769 1,181 87,164,713
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- Regional Working Groups
- Identified regional level actions to ensure co-ordination
of national level actions in the implementation of the
Strategic Action Programme.
- Estimated the costs based upon experiences with the
implementation of the SCS Project
- COSTS DO NOT INCLUDE the costs of actions in the National Action Plans
that contribute towards the achievement of the regional targets of the
Strategic Action Programme (SAP).
- If the environmental targets of the SAP are met then various economic
benefits might be gained in terms of the avoidance of economic losses
consequent upon the loss and degradation of coastal habitats.
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- SAP COSTS COMPARED WITH VALUE OF ANNUAL PRODUCTION SAVED
- Mangroves 2.99 million US dollars compared with 5.1 billion US dollars
of annual production;
- Coral reefs 3.96 million US dollars compared with 1.1 billion US dollars
of annual production;
- Seagrass 1.58 million US dollars compared with 87.2 million US dollars
of annual production;
- Wetlands 5.99 million US dollars compared with 1.2 billion dollars of
annual production.
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- COSTS AND BENEFITS OF MANGROVE INTERVENTIONS IN THE SAP
- [FIRST FIVE EYARS]
- Costs 2007 values
2,994,073
- Benefits 2007 values
1,479,382,085
- Net Benefits
1,476,388,012
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