The Sustainability of Ecological Compensation in Inner Mongolia-Regional Management Based on Regional Characteristics

Yan Xia Yang; I Shin Chang; Hui Min Qiao

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.955-959.1574

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The Sustainability of Ecological Compensation in Inner Mongolia-Regional Management Based on Regional Characteristics

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Under the situation of the ecological environment damage, the ecological compensation is becoming one of the focal points of the society in China. In responding to the decision of the Central Government positively, all provinces and municipalities have carried out a variety of plots of ecological compensation, in addition to large-scale ecological engineering projects implemented by the Central Government, including Three-North projects, Natural forest protection, Beijing-Tianjin sandstorm sources governance, and Returning farmland to forest/grassland which came into effective since the late 1990s, gradually. Through the analysis on those large-scale ecological engineering projects located in Inner Mongolia, this study summarized the progress and development of afforestation and the existing problems. In addition, through regional management scheme based on regional characteristics, the sustainability of ecological compensation in Inner Mongolia was assessed.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volumes 955-959)

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Yan Xia Yang, I Shin Chang*, Hui Min Qiao

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Ecological Compensation, Ecological Projects, Regional Management

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