DOI: 10.31220/agriRxiv.2021.00051

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  Abstract: Abstract Payments for environmental services (PES) consist of a recent and direct way of promoting conservation by rewarding landowners to promote conservation strategies and influence the land use change dynamics. This study proposes an approach to quantify three different strategies for PES implementation and analyze if different social and environmental contexts would benefit equally from each process. To quantify the strategies to influence the land use change dynamics, we defined the following milestones: (a) characterize current land use; (b) characterize the agricultural aptitude; (c) determine protected areas by law; (d) identify land uses in protected areas; (e) identify land uses in low aptitude areas; and (f) contrast the socioeconomic contexts and the strategies influenced by PES. Strategies oriented to restore anthropized protected areas are less important than those aimed to increase the natural land value. The voluntary retirement can equally benefit different socioeconomic context. It is fundamental to develop public policies related to payment for environmental services that promote local communities' ties and development, and amplify the PES scopes to adopt strategies that can support equally different socioeconomic realities.

  Key words: change dynamics; equally; influence; pes; protected areas; socioeconomic contex

  Submit time: 1 January 2021

  Copyright: The copyright holder for this preprint is the author/funder, who has granted agriXiv a license to display the preprint in perpetuity.
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