Economic valuation of wetland’s ecosystem services

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Economic valuation of wetland’s ecosystem services Research objective: spatially explicit monetary valuation of ecosystem services at European level through meta-analysis and value transfer based on land use. Methodology: 1) Estimations of a meta-regression model that relates primary economic value estimates (TEEB database) to key explanatory variables spatially represented (bio-physical and socio-economic characteristics); 2) Use the model to scaling-up values and assign a per hectare value to each biome given the spatial characteristics related to the ecosystem valued and the socio-economic context. Expected results: biome-specific spatially explicit monetary value representing the indicative total economic value of the ecosystem services provided.

Ecological functions and ecosystem services of wetlands Source: Adapted from De Groot et al. 2012, EEA 2010, Brander et al. 2010, Haines-Young R. and Potschin M. 2013

Welfare change 2000 – 2006

Welfare change 2000 – 2006

Volumes and values of wetland change Latvia Italy Hungary 2006 Wetland area (Ha) 59,048 67,286 79,335 Mean value per hectare per year (Euro PPP 2007) 1,803 4,286 2,784 Total value per year (Euro PPP 2007) 74,280,849 172,634,566 159,230,294 2000 58,419 67,874 79,386 1,800 4,252 2,781 73,195,392 174,634,745 158,561,516 Change Net change in area (Ha) 629 -588 -51 Net change in welfare (Euro PPP 2007) 1,085,457 -2,000,179 668,778

Further step: forest and woodlands 1) Estimate meta-regression model for forest and woodlands based on TEEB database 2) Scaling-up procedure Including more spatial variables for the estimations of the meta-analytic function: HANPP, Gross Cell Product, spatial decay, fragmentation and accessibility, ecological quality.