BSU bulletin. Economy and Management
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, , METHODOLOGY FOR ASSESSING THE CONSEQUENCES OF RESTRICTIONS ON POPULATION ACTIVITY ON THE TERRITORY OF NATIONAL PARKS // BSU bulletin. Economy and Management. - 2020. №4. . - С. 18-24.
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METHODOLOGY FOR ASSESSING THE CONSEQUENCES OF RESTRICTIONS ON POPULATION ACTIVITY ON THE TERRITORY OF NATIONAL PARKS
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All regions of the world have a network of protected areas, and they are the mainstay in promoting the values of biodiversity conservation, preservation of unique natural resources and ecosystem services. The article is devoted to the urgent, but little-studied methodological issues of assessing the social and economic consequences of legal restrictions on
the life and economic activities of population within the boundaries of protected areas. In
the framework of our methodological approach we considered the category and monetary
estimate of losses as a combination of real damage and lost income arising from the impairment of the rights of citizens. We developed an algorithm for assessment of losses that includes three stages. After systematization of legal restrictions and their consequences for
population, at the second stage we created the initial database. The third stage include the
estimation of losses of the population living within the boundaries of national parks based
on cost, comparative and profitable methods. A quantitative loss estimate is necessary to develop mechanisms for integrating protected areas into the socio-economic life of the population living within their boundaries.
the life and economic activities of population within the boundaries of protected areas. In
the framework of our methodological approach we considered the category and monetary
estimate of losses as a combination of real damage and lost income arising from the impairment of the rights of citizens. We developed an algorithm for assessment of losses that includes three stages. After systematization of legal restrictions and their consequences for
population, at the second stage we created the initial database. The third stage include the
estimation of losses of the population living within the boundaries of national parks based
on cost, comparative and profitable methods. A quantitative loss estimate is necessary to develop mechanisms for integrating protected areas into the socio-economic life of the population living within their boundaries.
Keywords:
protected areas; national parks; legal restrictions on population activity; real damage; lost profits.
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