Eco-compensation in China’s Evolving Environmental Management Regime : Ecological Protection and Water Pollution Control in the Yangtze River Basin - Policy Note (English)

The Yangtze river and the economic belt it defines are central to China’s economy, yet they face severe environmental challenges. The river plays a major role in the historical, cultural, and political identity of China, and is a key driver of the country’s economy. It is one of the world’s most biodiverse regions, with ecosystems and natural resources that underpin national water, food, and energy security. Yet over the past four decades, the Yangtze...

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Liao,Xiawei;

Kaczan,David James;

Xiangang,Zeng;

Wishart,Marcus J.;

Gou,Si;

Mira-Salama,Daniel;

Li,Xiaokai;

Bennett,Michael S.;

Tian,Qi;

Yang,Xiaojun;
Document Date
2021/09/03
Document Type
Report
Report Number
163646
Volume No
1
Total Volume(s)
1
Country
China, World,
Region
Other, East Asia and Pacific,
Disclosure Date
2021/09/03
Disclosure Status
Disclosed
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Eco-compensation in China’s Evolving Environmental Management Regime : Ecological Protection and Water Pollution Control in the Yangtze River Basin - Policy Note

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Liao,Xiawei; Kaczan,David James; Xiangang,Zeng; Wishart,Marcus J.; Gou,Si; Mira-Salama,Daniel; Li,Xiaokai; Bennett,Michael S.; Tian,Qi; Yang,Xiaojun.

Eco-compensation in China’s Evolving Environmental Management Regime : Ecological Protection and Water Pollution Control in the Yangtze River Basin - Policy Note (English). Washington, D.C. : World Bank Group. http://documents.worldbank.org/curated/en/545911630646872856

Eco-compensation in China’s Evolving Environmental Management Regime : Ecological Protection and Water Pollution Control in the Yangtze River Basin - Policy Note (English)

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