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000308132 245__ $$ab.	Development of supply curves for environmental compensation measures on farmland on the example of the Stuttgart Region in Germany
000308132 260__ $$c2020-09-25
000308132 269__ $$a2020-09-25
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000308132 336__ $$aConference Paper/ Presentation
000308132 520__ $$aImpacts on nature and landscape in Germany must be compensated for in accordance with the Federal Nature Conservation Act. Farmers can participate by voluntarily applying appropriate measures on their land. We used a geodata-based model to analyse environmental compensation measures on arable land from an economic perspective on the example of the Stuttgart Region, a metropolitan area where construction activities and their compensation are huge, exemplary for many European metropolises. In order to estimate a possible realistic potential, the willingness to accept for compensation measures previously determined in a discrete choice experiment with farmers in the Stuttgart region was integrated into the model. The analysis compares the economic viability of current agricultural use with the income generated from the sale of so called ecopoints by supply curve. The results show wide variation in ecopoint potential in spatial terms. The implementation of compensation measures is not economically reasonable, depending on the legal security provided by a land register entry at a price of less than 1.00 € per ecopoint in the Stuttgart city district. In contrast, measures can be implemented economically and on a large scale in surrounding districts for less than 0.60 €, regardless of legal protection. The optimal type of compensation measure from an economic point of view depends on type and land is also important. The model and its results can provide important information for decision-makers in politics, landscape planning and nature conservation.
000308132 546__ $$aEnglish
000308132 650__ $$aAgribusiness
000308132 650__ $$aAgricultural and Food Policy
000308132 650__ $$aAgricultural Finance
000308132 6531_ $$aProduction-integrated compensation
000308132 6531_ $$aEcopoints
000308132 6531_ $$aImpact mitigation
000308132 6531_ $$aRegulation
000308132 6531_ $$aStuttgart Region
000308132 700__ $$aSponagel, Christian
000308132 700__ $$aBack, Hans
000308132 700__ $$aAngenendt, Elisabeth
000308132 700__ $$aBahrs, Enno 
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