Wang Min, Wei Jie, Tang Qiang, et al. Welfare Effect of Farmers' Participation in Soil Conservation: Concept, Connotation and Evaluation Index Framework[J]. Bulletin of Soiland Water Conservation, 2023, 43(6): 256-262.
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Wang Min, Wei Jie, Tang Qiang, et al. Welfare Effect of Farmers' Participation in Soil Conservation: Concept, Connotation and Evaluation Index Framework[J]. Bulletin of Soiland Water Conservation, 2023, 43(6): 256-262. DOI: 10.13961/j.cnki.stbctb.2023.06.031.
Welfare Effect of Farmers' Participation in Soil Conservation: Concept, Connotation and Evaluation Index Framework
connotation and evaluation index framework of welfare effect of farmers' participation in soil conservation practices was systematically reviewed
which could provide a scientifical basis for comprehensive evaluation of the welfare effect of soil conservation. [Methods] By assembling existing publications and relevant standard documents
the concept and connotation of welfare effect of soil conservation were formulated
and the logical relationship between soil conservation benefits and soil conservation welfare effect. Furthermore
the evaluation scale of the welfare effect of soil conservation was sorted out
and an evaluation index framework for the welfare effect was proposed. [Results] The welfare effect of soil conservation had intrinsic characteristics of clear evaluation objects
monetizable value
high correlation with participation degree
individual difference
and group consistency. It is also considered to be deepened and expanded understandings of the benefits of soil conservation
and this relationship is inter-contained and inter-included. Evaluation of the soil conservation welfare effect should be based on a comprehensive evaluation of soil conservation benefits
and its index framework should include multiple elements such as economic welfare
social welfare
and ecological welfare. [Conclusion] The welfare effect of farmers' participation in soil and water conservation has not yet gained enough attention currently. The evaluation of the welfare effect of soil and water conservation only focuses on policy-based soil and water conservation projects
and its evaluation indicators and methods have not formed a unified understanding. It is necessary to further study the theory and methodology of the welfare effect of soil and water conservation
thereby providing references for decision-making in the construction of soil and water conservation in the new era.
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