英文摘要 |
International organizations and non-government organizations such as the Economics of Ecosystems and Biodiversity (TEEB) and the Business and Biodiversity Offsets Program (BBOP) had published reports and studies which claimed the necessity and importance of the market mechanism to achieve the goal of halting the loss of biodiversity. Another point of consideration within this paper is an administrative management perspective on the relationship between nature conservation and increasing pressure from settlement development. Firstly, upon the arguments for the market incentive approach, the paper then discusses the other important approaches to conserving biological resources in accordance with the administrative regulations which combine settlements management, land use planning, and regional development by implementing the Preventing Principle and Cost-by Cause Principles. Based on the discussing of the market incentive approach, it is rare to declare how the values of biological resources could be recognized properly and how they could be embedded within a planning system. It would be more meaningful as well more effective, if we regulate biodiversity-loss in advance through a comprehensive land use plan, then it could offer a suitable surrounding framework for running market mechanisms afterwards. |