Approach to the total economic value of Port-Cros National Park: Cost-Benefit Analysis of National Parks Public Policy

France
2009
Parcs nationaux de France
Contexte

France's national parks are public policy tools for environmental preservation. The study focuses on measuring the market and non-market costs and benefits of these public policy instruments.

Compétences / Outils

TEV evaluation

Cost-benefit analysis

Natural area

Détails

The study aims to determine the total economic value (TEV) of the Park. This is made up of market values (use values) and non-market values (use and non-use values).
• Face-to-face surveys of 1200 people in the PACA region
• Statistical processing and econometric modelling for the estimation of willingness to pay
• Estimation of the value of recreational activities in Port-Cros National Park using the transport cost method
• Estimation of the property value (non-use values) of the Port-Cros National Park using the contingent valuation method
• Cost-benefit analysis of the Port-Cros National Park public policy

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