Investigation of Aquatic Environment and Social Aspects of Thermal Power Plant Operation in Southern of Thailand

Chesoh, Sarawuth; Lim, Apiradee

doi:10.5539/ass.v10n16p168

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“…; Hallwass et al . ; Chesoh & Lim ; Le Xuan et al . ) of the 28 studies carried out in developing countries was the lead author based in the country of study.…”

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Current status and future needs of economics research of inland fisheries

Grantham

Rudd

2015

Fisheries Management Eco

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Inland capture fisheries (ICFs) provide ecosystem services -fish for food, livelihoods and recreation -to people and therefore have an economic value. Economic valuation can inform the sustainable management of ICFs and ensure they are recognised in trade-off analysis and decision-making. This study assesses existing ICFs economic research to identify knowledge gaps. Bibliographic databases were searched for suitable peer-reviewed articles. The selected studies (n = 75) were analysed for coverage, valuation methodologies and value metrics. A majority of existing studies value recreational ICFs in developed countries. Studies have employed a wide range of valuation methodologies and therefore provide a variety of economic values measured at different units and scales. This study highlights the need for a greater quantity of ICFs economic research that covers a representative sample of ecosystems and fishery types globally. Best practice recommendations are made for a standardised framework to ensure ICFs research generates economically credible and comparable values.

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“…; Hallwass et al . ; Chesoh & Lim ; Le Xuan et al . ) of the 28 studies carried out in developing countries was the lead author based in the country of study.…”

Section: Resultsmentioning

confidence: 98%