Social Capital and Local Development
- 2017
- Social Capital and Local Development
- Local development
- 2017
- Pisani, E., Franceschetti, G., Secco, L., Christoforou, A. (Eds.)
This pubblication was edited by our collegues of the TESAF Dep. (University of Padova) with the support of Catie Burlando (Etifor) and it is becoming an useful tool for our rural and local development’s team. The study proposes an original and unique methodology for understanding and measuring social capital and provides a close scrutiny of the economic implications of social capital, in particular with regard to European rural areas.
BUY THE PUBBLICATIONImpact Investing: Finance to Support the Socio-Environmental Impact
- 2017
- Impact Investing: Finance to Support the Socio-Environmental Impact
- Sustainable investments
- 2017
- Vv.Aa.
Lucio Brotto (Etifor) has developed the section 4.4 “Forests and Sustainable Agriculture” dedicated to forestry and agricultural investments with positive impacts on the environment. The pubblication “Impact Investing: Finance to Support the Socio-Environmental Impact” is promoted by the Forum for Sustainable Finance and developed by a Working Group.
DOWNLOAD ITALIAN VERSIONState of the forest carbon market in Italy 2016
- 2017
- State of the forest carbon market in Italy 2016
- Sustainable investments
- 2017
- Brotto Lucio, Corradini Giulia, Maluccio Saverio, etc.
The survey by Nucleo Monitoraggio Carbonio, analyzes the evolution of the market of voluntary investments in the forestry sector that aim to the creation of ecosystem services, with particular reference to the accounting of carbon credits generated by forest management projects, reforestation and afforestation realized for the compensation of polluting emissions.
DOWNLOAD ITALIAN VERSIONThe survey by Nucleo Monitoraggio Carbonio, analyzes the evolution of the market of voluntary investments in the forestry sector that aim to the creation of ecosystem services, with particular reference to the accounting of carbon credits generated by forest management projects, reforestation and afforestation realized for the compensation of polluting emissions.
Market Outlooks: Voluntary Carbon
- 2017
- Market Outlooks: Voluntary Carbon
- Responsible management, Sustainable investments
- 2017
- Kelley Hamrick, Lucio Brotto
The “STATE OF EUROPEAN MARKETS 2017 – Voluntary carbon” is a market outlook realized by Ecosystem Marketplace, Etifor and the University of Padova during ECOSTAR | NATURAL TALENTS an Erasmus+Knowledge Alliances project.
DOWNLOADThe “STATE OF EUROPEAN MARKETS 2017 – Voluntary carbon” is a market outlook realized by Ecosystem Marketplace, Etifor and the University of Padova during ECOSTAR | NATURAL TALENTS an Erasmus+Knowledge Alliances project.
Market Outlooks: Watershed Investments
- 2017
- Market Outlooks: Watershed Investments
- Responsible management, Sustainable investments
- 2017
- Genevieve Bennett, Franziska Ruef, Alessandro Leonardi
The “STATE OF EUROPEAN MARKETS 2017 – Watershed Investments” is a market outlook realized by Ecosystem Marketplace, Etifor and the University of Padova during ECOSTAR | NATURAL TALENTS an Erasmus+Knowledge Alliances project.
DOWNLOADThe “STATE OF EUROPEAN MARKETS 2017 – Watershed Investments” is a market outlook realized by Ecosystem Marketplace, Etifor and the University of Padova during ECOSTAR | NATURAL TALENTS an Erasmus+Knowledge Alliances project.
Market Outlooks: Biodiversity Offsets and Compensation
- 2017
- Market Outlooks: Biodiversity Offsets and Compensation
- Responsible management, Sustainable investments
- 2017
- Genevieve Bennett,Ariadna Chavarria, Franziska Ruef, Alessandro Leonardi
The “STATE OF EUROPEAN MARKETS 2017 – Biodiversity Offsets and Compensation” is a market outlook realized by Ecosystem Marketplace, Etifor and the University of Padova during ECOSTAR | NATURAL TALENTS an Erasmus+Knowledge Alliances project.
DOWNLOADThe “STATE OF EUROPEAN MARKETS 2017 – Biodiversity Offsets and Compensation” is a market outlook realized by Ecosystem Marketplace, Etifor and the University of Padova during ECOSTAR | NATURAL TALENTS an Erasmus+Knowledge Alliances project.
Quantifying Illegal Logging and Related Timber Trade
- 2016
- Quantifying Illegal Logging and Related Timber Trade
- Responsible management
- 2016
- Jianbang G., Cerutti P.O., Masiero M., Pettenella D., Andrighetto N., Dawson T.
Understanding the magnitude of illegal logging and related timber trade as well as illegal trade flows is critical to addressing the problem. This extract (Chapter 3 of the Report) written by TESAF – University of Padova – colleagues together with our and other experts, is part of a larger study realized by IUFRO and downloadable also from CIFOR website.
Design, implementation and management of Permanent Polycyclic Tree farms
- 2016
- Design, implementation and management of Permanent Polycyclic Tree farms
- Responsible management
- 2016
- Buresti Lattes E., Mori P., Brotto L., Polato R., Pra A., Pettenella D., Zampieri R.
The first national and international handbook developed within the InBioWood project, which brings together the activities needed to realize this “new way” of producing wood outside the forest, in one logical structure.
DOWNLOADThe first national and international handbook developed within the InBioWood project, which brings together the activities needed to realize this “new way” of producing wood outside the forest, in one logical structure.
How to measure the value of natural goods
- 2015
- How to measure the value of natural goods
- Responsible management
- 2015
- Masiero M.
In 2015, the first issue of Ecoscienza explored, in depth, the issue of correctly attributing economic value to the many services provided by ecosystems: soil, air, water, countless plant and animal species, forests and protected areas are the “natural capital” that make up these services.
DOWNLOAD ITALIAN VERSIONIn 2015, the first issue of Ecoscienza explored, in depth, the issue of correctly attributing economic value to the many services provided by ecosystems: soil, air, water, countless plant and animal species, forests and protected areas are the “natural capital” that make up these services.

