Financing Environmental Services in Developing Countries

Autor: Sander, Klas, Cranford, Matthew
Jazyk: angličtina
Rok vydání: 2010
Předmět:
PRIVATE INVESTMENT
POLLUTION CONTROL
HOUSEHOLD INCOMES
DISCOUNT RATES
SOURCE OF FUNDS
CONSUMPTION PATTERNS
ENVIRONMENTAL ECONOMISTS
EXTERNALITIES
DEBT INVESTMENT
TRADABLE PERMITS
FISCAL MANAGEMENT
EMISSIONS
NATURAL CAPITAL
CREDIT ANALYSIS
GOVERNMENT POLICY
DONOR SUPPORT
PUBLIC-PRIVATE PARTNERSHIPS
RETURNS
BIOLOGICAL DIVERSITY
ENVIRONMENTAL EDUCATION
MORAL HAZARD
PUBLIC SPENDING
CREDIT ENHANCEMENT
DEVELOPMENT BANKS
PRICE FLOOR
REVENUE COLLECTION
WELFARE GAINS
FOREST MANAGEMENT
INSTITUTIONAL CAPACITY
RESOURCE MANAGEMENT
INTERNATIONAL FINANCE
ENVIRONMENTAL SUSTAINABILITY
ADMINISTRATIVE COSTS
ENVIRONMENTAL CONSERVATION
RISK MITIGATION
FIXED INCOME
SWAPS
AGRICULTURAL COMMODITIES
ACCESS TO FINANCIAL SERVICES
SOURCES OF FINANCE
DISBURSEMENT
INTERNATIONAL DEBATE
ENVIRONMENTAL
ENDANGERED SPECIES
ENVIRONMENTAL ISSUES
PRIVATE SECTOR FINANCING
USER FEES
ECONOMIC CONDITIONS
SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT
AUCTIONS
SUSTAINABLE FORESTRY
PUBLIC GOOD
CLIMATE CHANGE
DEVELOPMENT ASSISTANCE
PRIVATE FINANCING
CONSERVATION FINANCE
MICROCREDIT
PRIORITY LENDING
CARBON
ENVIRONMENTAL POLICY
ECONOMIC SYSTEM
GLOBAL CLIMATE CHANGE
PORTFOLIO
GOVERNMENT FUNDING
POLITICAL ECONOMY
START-UP
USE VALUE
ENVIRONMENTAL PERFORMANCE
FISCAL POLICY
AIR POLLUTION
NET PROFIT
OPPORTUNITY COSTS
CURRENCY
HOUSEHOLDS
DIVERSIFICATION
BOND
ECONOMIC VALUE
CARBON TAXES
BORROWING
LOAN
FINANCIAL EXPERTISE
DEVELOPING COUNTRIES
PRIVATE SECTOR FINANCE
FINANCIAL RESOURCES
PUBLIC
MICROFINANCE
ECONOMIC DECISION
ENVIRONMENTAL TAXES
POLICY INSTRUMENTS
REDUCING EMISSIONS
REPAYMENT
REVENUE SOURCES
INVESTMENT FUNDS
ECONOMIC EFFICIENCY
ECONOMICS
CAPITALIZATION
FINANCIAL PERFORMANCE
TRADING
WATER USE
SOCIAL CAPITAL
FINANCIAL STRUCTURE
ADVERSE SELECTION
ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION
FINANCIAL FLOWS
FINANCIAL INSTRUMENTS
INITIAL INVESTMENT
TRANSACTION
MARKET ACCESS
ENVIRONMENTAL VALUATION
INVESTMENT INCOME
SUSTAINABLE MANAGEMENT
TAX
MICRO-LENDING
ECONOMIC GROWTH
FINANCIAL TRANSFERS
PRIVATE SECTOR INVESTMENT
NON-USE VALUES
TRUST FUND
ECONOMIC REFORMS
CREDIT EXTENSION
LAND MANAGEMENT
PROVISIONING
INSTRUMENT
INVESTING
CASH INFLOWS
SEED FUNDING
PLEDGES
AUDITING
RESOURCE MOBILIZATION
PERPETUITY
RISK MANAGEMENT
FUNDING SOURCE
BENEFICIARY
ECOLOGY
INVESTMENT OPPORTUNITY
DEVELOPMENT FINANCE
NATIONAL GOVERNMENTS
DECISION MAKING
MARKET MECHANISMS
DEBT INSTRUMENTS
COMPLIANCE COSTS
PUBLIC SECTOR
DEBT
FACILITATION
ASYMMETRIC INFORMATION
ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENT
PUBLIC SECTOR REFORM
MFIS
WEALTH CREATION
ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT
FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT
FINANCIAL PRODUCTS
AUTONOMY
ENVIRONMENTAL REGULATIONS
DEVELOPED COUNTRIES
FINANCIAL RESPONSIBILITY
FINANCING SOURCES
MACROECONOMIC POLICIES
ECONOMIC INCENTIVES
EVALUATION CRITERIA
ENVIRONMENTAL RESOURCES
MINISTRIES OF FINANCE
PUBLIC FUNDS
FINANCE MINISTRIES
FINANCES
ECOLOGICAL ECONOMICS
WETLANDS
MARKET DEVELOPMENT
ENVIRONMENTAL GOODS
INTERNATIONAL DEVELOPMENT
NEGATIVE EXTERNALITIES
CURRENCY RISK
ENVIRONMENTAL DEGRADATION
HUMAN CAPITAL
PRIVATE INVESTORS
DIFFERENTIAL TAXATION
INSURANCE
SOCIAL DEVELOPMENT
PRIVATE SECTOR
LANDOWNER
INVESTMENT STRATEGY
TREASURY
MARKET CONDITIONS
PUBLIC REVENUES
FISCAL REFORM
MICROFINANCE INSTITUTIONS
GOVERNMENT SPENDING
ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACTS
CONCEPTUAL FRAMEWORK
FINANCIAL COSTS
UTILITIES
SUSTAINABLE USE
CONTRACT DESIGN
MONETARY FUND
PRIVATE FINANCE
TRANSFER PAYMENTS
FORESTRY
DERIVATIVE
ENERGY EFFICIENCY
NATURAL RESOURCES
LEVY
SAVINGS
CAPACITY BUILDING
GROUP LENDING
DEFORESTATION
FISHERIES
EXPENDITURE
ENVIRONMENTAL ECONOMICS
Popis: Current international financing (primarily ODA) for environmental services in developing countries is very roughly estimated to be upwards of $21 billion annually (not including climate change financing), but additional resources on the order of tens, if not hundreds, of billions of dollars are needed. In 2009, environmental ODA was estimated at $18 billion with a few billion more delivered through philanthropic and market-based financing channels. Although there are only a few studies of the additional financing needed, and those are relatively narrow in scope, the estimates that are available clearly indicate that significantly higher levels of finance still need to be reached. Additionally, the impacts of environmental finance on environmental sustainability and development objectives are poorly understood. Systematic reviews of previous experience, and standardized monitoring in the future, would support the countries and projects monitored, while also providing important lessons for the broader development and environment communities.
Databáze: OpenAIRE