2006
DOI: 10.4267/2042/6710
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Quels contrats pour une forêt au service de l’eau ? Quelques enseignements du projet Life forests for water

Abstract: Le projetLIFE « Forests forWater »e st unp rojett ransnational, associantla Suède, le RoyaumeUni etla France, quiviseàp résenter,d univeaulocal auniveaueuropéen, desmodalitésde contribution de la forêtàl am isee noe uvred el aD irective-cadresur l'eau( DCE). La France est représentée dansce projetparla région Rhône-Alpespour yapporterless pécificitésdesforêts alpinesetméditerranéennes.Un premierétatdeslieux sur lespossibilitésde contribution de la forêtàl aD CE aé téréalisé en juin 2004, àP rivas,l ors d'unc o… Show more

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“…An historical example is the payment mechanism promoted by the New York City Council to enhance water quality, compensating landowners in the catchment area when they improve their management practices (NYC-DEP 2010). Several public authorities in France have also encouraged the production of forest drinking water by drafting a similar compensation scheme (Ferry 2006). Again in France, a private company (Vittel) producing bottled mineral water has implemented a payment scheme to compensate land managers for their farming practices aimed at water quality protection (Perrot-Maître 2006).…”
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confidence: 99%
“…An historical example is the payment mechanism promoted by the New York City Council to enhance water quality, compensating landowners in the catchment area when they improve their management practices (NYC-DEP 2010). Several public authorities in France have also encouraged the production of forest drinking water by drafting a similar compensation scheme (Ferry 2006). Again in France, a private company (Vittel) producing bottled mineral water has implemented a payment scheme to compensate land managers for their farming practices aimed at water quality protection (Perrot-Maître 2006).…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%