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Non-Market Valuation in South Asia: Bridging Theory and Practice in Environmental Economics

English

This book provides a comprehensive exploration of the challenges and issues concerning the economic valuation of natural resources.

The authors present methods and tools that can help in designing policies and frameworks for the sustainable use of natural resources. This is followed by an exploration of the use and non-use values provided by environmental resources, as well as reviewing the current environmental valuation techniques. Furthermore, the authors use meta-analysis to explore a range of South-Asia based case studies, including India and Bangladesh. Using this empirical evidence, they detail the various imperfections, challenges and prospects in the area of management and allocation of environmental resources, conservation of environmental biodiversity and sustainability. This book will serve as a useful reference for academics and analysts in developed and developing countries working in the area of environmental economics, green economics and sustainable development.

It is also intended to encourage practitioners and managers in industry to deepen and expand upon their theoretical and practical understanding of the prevailing challenges associated with enhancing ecosystem services, improved solid waste management and restoring biodiversity of environmental resources.

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Will deliver when available. Publication date 04 Feb 2025

Product Details
  • Dimensions: 156 x 234mm
  • Publication Date: 04 Feb 2025
  • Publisher: Taylor & Francis Ltd
  • Publication City/Country: United Kingdom
  • Language: English
  • ISBN13: 9781032182308

About

Mohammad Younus Bhatt holds a Ph.D. in Economics with specialisation in Environmental Valuation and Choice Modelling. The application of econometric valuation techniques to biodiversity loss (environmental assets) and conservation through the adoption of cutting-edge mitigation strategies to restore sustainable biodiversity of ecosystems are his main research interests which are closely linked to the Himalayan region. He recently published a book outlining the relationship between energy vulnerability and biodiversity loss as well as the challenges and opportunities in preserving environmental biodiversity renewable energy efficiency ecological chains and human living standards. His current research project uses economic valuation methodologies to address the conservation of alpha beta and gamma natural biological Himalayan biodiversity. It is carried out in partnership with the Ministry of Human Resource and Development and is financed by the IMPRESS initiative. Dr. Bhat had visiting positions at the Amity School of Biotechnology Amity School of Food Technology and Amity School of Economics before joining UPES. He was also affiliated with Jamia Millia Islamia. Dr. Bhat's research is painstakingly focused on measuring the spatial effects of climate change on the current levels of Himalayan biodiversity (with regard to National Parks and Wetlands) the relationship between energy and economic growth and the adoption of electric vehicles in India. Furthermore he is interested in studying the reciprocal relationships between eco-tourism in the Himalayan regions and the financial support provided by central institutions such as MHRD ICSSR and DST as well as local power structures in order to provide appropriate growth strategies and facilitate the transition of local Himalayan communities towards sustainable economic growth.

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