Economic Benefits of Ecological Products of Grain for Green Project Under Background of Ecological Poverty Alleviation—Taking Walnut and Tea forests as an Example
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Economic Benefits of Ecological Products of Grain for Green Project Under Background of Ecological Poverty Alleviation—Taking Walnut and Tea forests as an Example
Bulletin of Soiland Water ConservationVol. 43, Issue 2, Pages: 409-415(2023)
Chen Tianao, Li Xiang. Economic Benefits of Ecological Products of Grain for Green Project Under Background of Ecological Poverty Alleviation—Taking Walnut and Tea forests as an Example[J]. Bulletin of Soiland Water Conservation, 2023, 43(2): 409-415.
DOI:
Chen Tianao, Li Xiang. Economic Benefits of Ecological Products of Grain for Green Project Under Background of Ecological Poverty Alleviation—Taking Walnut and Tea forests as an Example[J]. Bulletin of Soiland Water Conservation, 2023, 43(2): 409-415. DOI: 10.13961/j.cnki.stbctb.2023.02.046.
Economic Benefits of Ecological Products of Grain for Green Project Under Background of Ecological Poverty Alleviation—Taking Walnut and Tea forests as an Example
[Objective] The value of ecological products from the perspectives of ecology and economy was studied with incorporate ecological benefits into cost-benefit analysis
in order to provide decision-making basis for ecological poverty alleviation work in relevant regions. [Methods] We used data from farmland returned to tea and walnut forests in Anhui and Sichuan Province
respectively. We used soil and water conservation (SWC) as the major product of GTGP. The universal soil loss equation was employed to quantify the amounts and values of SWC
and then these SWS values were incorporated as a part of the income in the economic analysis that we conducted. [Results] ① Compared with bare land
tea and walnut forests effectively reduced soil erosion
and the cumulative erosion reduction in 20 years was 30 600 t and 212 000 t
respectively; ② The soil and water conservation values per unit area of tea and walnut were 681.0 and 1 285.5 yuan/(ha·yr)
respectively. After incorporating these values into the economic analysis
the average net income was 61.3 and 1.293 million yuan/yr
respectively. The average annual net income per unit area of tea and walnut was 184
300 and 97
500 yuan/ha respectively; ③ The GTGP subsidy standard had little impact on net income. After the subsidy standard for returning farmland to forest was doubled
the simulated net income value (NPV) only dropped by 2.1% and 4.6%
respectively
while simulated NPV dropped 68.1% and 77.1%
respectively
if tea and walnut prices decreased by 50%; ④ The ecological benefits of tea forest and walnut forest accounted for 4.4% and 6.8%
respectively
of the cost
with the highest proportion reaching 11.9%. [Conclusion] The ecological benefits of economic forests can offset part of the costs
and should be included in the calculation of net income value so that the value of ecological products can be accounted for.
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