This authoritative book presents the results of important new
research into the economics of biodiversity conservation in
sub-Saharan Africa. The contributors offer case studies of the
economic causes of biodiversity loss in a range of ecosystem types
- wetlands, montane forests, tropical moist forests, semi-arid
savannas and lakes - and discuss the policy options for
biodiversity conservation in each case. They also provide an
in-depth analysis of the environmental consequences of policy
reform at the macro- and micro- levels and offer practical
recommendations for the implementation of the Convention on
Biological Diversity. The Economics of Biodiversity Conservation in
Sub-Saharan Africa will prove invaluable to scholars and
policymakers working within the areas of environmental economics,
environmental science and sustainable development.
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