Private Protected Areas as policy instruments to tackle environmental challenges: discussing potentialities and pitfalls

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Autor(a) principal: Iannuzzi,Giulia
Data de Publicação: 2016
Tipo de documento: Artigo
Idioma: eng
Título da fonte: Repositório Científico de Acesso Aberto de Portugal (Repositórios Cientìficos)
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Resumo: Protected Areas owned and managed by private actors are expected to have a relevant role in nature conservation policy as an additional tool to public-run protected sites. By reducing natural habitats destruction and degradation, well designed and well governed private protected areas (PPAs) can have a key role in tackling two intertwined global threats: biodiversity loss and climate change. In this article we will present PPAs diffusion in Europe basing on data collected from the European Common Database on Nationally Designated Areas. In addition, an assessment framework will be proposed, with the purpose of contributing to a broader understanding of PPAs potentialities and pitfalls. The main challenges for PPAs effectiveness deal with their geographical distribution and their ability to provide strong and stable legal structures for private protection, assuring adequate and inclusive governance.
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dc.title.none.fl_str_mv Private Protected Areas as policy instruments to tackle environmental challenges: discussing potentialities and pitfalls
title Private Protected Areas as policy instruments to tackle environmental challenges: discussing potentialities and pitfalls
spellingShingle Private Protected Areas as policy instruments to tackle environmental challenges: discussing potentialities and pitfalls
Iannuzzi,Giulia
Nature conservation policy
private protected areas
climate change
biodiversity
title_short Private Protected Areas as policy instruments to tackle environmental challenges: discussing potentialities and pitfalls
title_full Private Protected Areas as policy instruments to tackle environmental challenges: discussing potentialities and pitfalls
title_fullStr Private Protected Areas as policy instruments to tackle environmental challenges: discussing potentialities and pitfalls
title_full_unstemmed Private Protected Areas as policy instruments to tackle environmental challenges: discussing potentialities and pitfalls
title_sort Private Protected Areas as policy instruments to tackle environmental challenges: discussing potentialities and pitfalls
author Iannuzzi,Giulia
author_facet Iannuzzi,Giulia
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dc.contributor.author.fl_str_mv Iannuzzi,Giulia
dc.subject.por.fl_str_mv Nature conservation policy
private protected areas
climate change
biodiversity
topic Nature conservation policy
private protected areas
climate change
biodiversity
description Protected Areas owned and managed by private actors are expected to have a relevant role in nature conservation policy as an additional tool to public-run protected sites. By reducing natural habitats destruction and degradation, well designed and well governed private protected areas (PPAs) can have a key role in tackling two intertwined global threats: biodiversity loss and climate change. In this article we will present PPAs diffusion in Europe basing on data collected from the European Common Database on Nationally Designated Areas. In addition, an assessment framework will be proposed, with the purpose of contributing to a broader understanding of PPAs potentialities and pitfalls. The main challenges for PPAs effectiveness deal with their geographical distribution and their ability to provide strong and stable legal structures for private protection, assuring adequate and inclusive governance.
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