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Anaïs Tibi
Tibi, Anaïs
Anaïs
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Anaïs Tibi est ingénieure de recherche INRAE. Elle coordonne la réalisation de synthèses de connaissances pluridisciplinaires pour éclairer la décision publique sur des sujets à l’interface entre agriculture, alimentation et environnement.
Anaïs Tibi is a research engineer at INRAE. She coordinates the production of multi-disciplinary knowledge reviews to inform public decision-making on issues at the crossroads between agriculture, food and the environment.
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Olivier Therond
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<p><span style="font-size:10.0pt;line-height:115%;font-family:Roboto;mso-fareast-font-family:SimSun;mso-bidi-font-family:"Times New Roman";color:#666666;mso-ansi-language:FR;mso-fareast-language:EN-US;mso-bidi-language:AR-SA">Olivier Therond est ingénieur de recherche à l’Inra. Ses travaux portent sur l’analyse, la modélisation et l’évaluation intégrée des systèmes et territoires agricoles en vue d’accompagner la transition agroécologique. Il a assuré avec Muriel Tichit l’animation et la coordination scientifiques du présent travail. Muriel Tichit est chercheur en sciences animales à l’Inra,spécialiste des compromis entre production agricole, biodiversité et services écosystémiques.</span><br></p>
Olivier Therond is a research engineer at INRAE. His work focuses on the analysis, modelling and integrated assessment of agricultural systems and territories with a view to supporting the agro-ecological transition. Together with Muriel Tichit, he was responsible for the scientific direction of this work. Muriel Tichit was an researcher in animal sciences at INRAE, specialising in the trade-offs between agricultural production, biodiversity and ecosystem services.
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<p><b>This Print On Demand book will be sent within 3 weeks (metropolitan France) and in a separate package if you order another paperback book.</b></p><p><b>Cet ouvrage en impression à la demande sera envoyé sous 3 semaines environ (France métropolitaine) et dans un colis séparé en cas de commande avec un autre livre papier.</b></p><p> Ecosystem services (ES) can be defined as the components of ecosystems from which humans derive benefits, such as crop pollination and climate regulation. </p><p> In a bid to ensure that biodiversity is taken into account in public and private decision-making, the French Ministry in charge of the Environment has commissioned INRAE (former Inra) to assess the ES provided by agricultural ecosystems. This book summarises the main results of this work, carried out between 2014 and 2017 by a multidisciplinary group of experts. Fourteen ES are described and assessed using an ad hoc conceptual framework that takes account of the specific features of these anthropised areas. Among the original advances, the estimation of the current contribution of ES to agricultural production and the representation of interactions between ES provide the knowledge needed to design production systems that consume fewer artificial inputs (synthetic fertilisers, pesticides) and respond to societal challenges such as conserving biodiversity and limiting environmental impacts. Finally, this book underlines the caution with which economic evaluation should be used. </p><p> This book is aimed at researchers and students working on the interactions between biodiversity and ecosystem functioning. It will also be of interest to all those involved in land management: farmers, local authorities, environmental associations, etc.</p><p><a href="http://editions-quae.com/PDF/Foreword_Ecosystem-services-provided-by-agricultural-areas.pdf" target="_blank"><b>Read the preface - Guy Richard, Françoise Lescourret First Inra research programme on agricultural and forest ecosystem services - EcoServ (2013-2019)</b></a></p><p><b>This book is available in French : <a href="https://www.quae.com/produit/1543/9782759229178/services-ecosystemiques-fournis-par-les-espaces-agricoles" target="_blank"><i>Services écosystémiques fournis par les espaces agricoles</i></a></b></p>
<p><b>This Print On Demand book will be sent within 3 weeks (metropolitan France) and in a separate package if you order another paperback book.</b></p><p> Ecosystem services (ES) can be defined as the components of ecosystems from which humans derive benefits, such as crop pollination and climate regulation. </p><p> In a bid to ensure that biodiversity is taken into account in public and private decision-making, the French Ministry in charge of the Environment has commissioned INRAE (former Inra) to assess the ES provided by agricultural ecosystems. This book summarises the main results of this work, carried out between 2014 and 2017 by a multidisciplinary group of experts. Fourteen ES are described and assessed using an ad hoc conceptual framework that takes account of the specific features of these anthropised areas. Among the original advances, the estimation of the current contribution of ES to agricultural production and the representation of interactions between ES provide the knowledge needed to design production systems that consume fewer artificial inputs (synthetic fertilisers, pesticides) and respond to societal challenges such as conserving biodiversity and limiting environmental impacts. Finally, this book underlines the caution with which economic evaluation should be used. </p><p> This book is aimed at researchers and students working on the interactions between biodiversity and ecosystem functioning. It will also be of interest to all those involved in land management: farmers, local authorities, environmental associations, etc.</p><p><a href="http://editions-quae.com/PDF/Foreword_Ecosystem-services-provided-by-agricultural-areas.pdf" target="_blank" style="background-color: rgb(255, 255, 255);"><b>Read the preface - Guy Richard, Françoise Lescourret First Inra research programme on agricultural and forest ecosystem services - EcoServ (2013-2019)</b></a><b></b></p><p><b>This book is available in French : <a href="https://www.quae.com/produit/1543/9782759229178/services-ecosystemiques-fournis-par-les-espaces-agricoles" target="_blank"><i>Services écosystémiques fournis par les espaces agricoles</i></a></b></p>
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<p>Ecosystem services can be defined as the components of ecosystems from which humans derive benefits, such as crop pollination and climate regulation. The estimation of the current contribution of ecosystem services to agricultural production and the representation of interactions between these services provide the knowledge needed to design production systems that consume fewer artificial inputs (synthetic fertilisers, pesticides) and respond to societal challenges such as conserving biodiversity and limiting environmental impacts.</p>
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<h4> Preface</h4> <h4> Main acronyms used</h4> <h4> Introduction</h4> <h5> Context and scope of the question asked to Inra</h5> <h5> Organisation of work conducted by Inra</h5> <h4> 1. A framework for assessing ecosystem services from agricultural ecosystems</h4> <h5> The ecosystem services concept as applied to the functioning of agricultural ecosystems</h5> <h5> Identifying and assessing ecosystem services from agricultural ecosystems</h5> <h4> 2. Input ecosystem services: regulating services that support agricultural production</h4> <h5> Input ecosystem services and agricultural production</h5> <h5> Regulation of soil physicochemical characteristics</h5> <h5> Biological regulation</h5> <h4> 3. The production of agricultural goods: plant and animal products</h4> <h5> Relative weight of input ecosystem services in the production of plant products</h5> <h5> Quantifying the percentage of livestock production relying on locally produced plant resources</h5> <h4> 4. Ecosystem services provided by agricultural ecosystems to society</h4> <h5> Regulation of environmental conditions</h5> <h5> Contribution to the recreational potential of the landscape</h5> <h4> 5. The economic assessment of ecosystem services: Cautions and challenges</h4> <h5> Available methods</h5> <h5> The economic assessment of input ecosystem services’ contribution to agricultural production</h5> <h5> The economic assessment of an ecosystem service provided to society: the example of global climate regulation</h5> <h5> Economic assessments are challenging due to lack of matching between biophysical and economic indicators</h5> <h4> 6. Towards the management of ecosystem services supply</h4> <h5> From the analysis of individual services to a multi-services approach</h5> <h5> Ecosystem services, biodiversity conservation and environmental impacts</h5> <h4> 7. Conclusions and perspectives</h4> <h5> A framework for assessing the services provided by anthropised ecosystems 144</h5> <h5> Input ecosystem services provided to the farmer</h5> <h5> Ecosystem services provided by agricultural ecosystems to society as a whole</h5> <h5> From biophysical assessments to economic assessments of ecosystem services</h5> <h5> Towards the management of ecosystem services supply</h5> <h4> 8. Perspectives for future research and other developments</h4> <h5> Develop more precise sources of data</h5> <h5> Move from absolute to relative levels of ecosystem services supply</h5> <h5> Move from the potential level to the effective level of ecosystem services supplied by ecosystems</h5> <h5> Explore other types of cropping systems</h5> <h5> Further work to be done on the status and role of livestock in the supply of ecosystem services</h5> <h5> Consider the resilience of ecosystem services to future change</h5> <h4> Appendix 1. Composition of the working group</h4> <h4> Appendix 2. Correspondence between the CICES v4.3 typology and the list of ecosystem services examined in EFESE-AE</h4> <h4> Appendix 3. Summary of biophysical assessment methods (indicators) used in EFESE-AE to quantify ecosystem services</h4>
<h4> Preface</h4> <h4> Main acronyms used</h4> <h4> Introduction</h4> <h5> Context and scope of the question asked to Inra</h5> <h5> Organisation of work conducted by Inra</h5> <h4> 1. A framework for assessing ecosystem services from agricultural ecosystems</h4> <h5> The ecosystem services concept as applied to the functioning of agricultural ecosystems</h5> <h5> Identifying and assessing ecosystem services from agricultural ecosystems</h5> <h4> 2. Input ecosystem services: regulating services that support agricultural production</h4> <h5> Input ecosystem services and agricultural production</h5> <h5> Regulation of soil physicochemical characteristics</h5> <h5> Biological regulation</h5> <h4> 3. The production of agricultural goods: plant and animal products</h4> <h5> Relative weight of input ecosystem services in the production of plant products</h5> <h5> Quantifying the percentage of livestock production relying on locally produced plant resources</h5> <h4> 4. Ecosystem services provided by agricultural ecosystems to society</h4> <h5> Regulation of environmental conditions</h5> <h5> Contribution to the recreational potential of the landscape</h5> <h4> 5. The economic assessment of ecosystem services: Cautions and challenges</h4> <h5> Available methods</h5> <h5> The economic assessment of input ecosystem services’ contribution to agricultural production</h5> <h5> The economic assessment of an ecosystem service provided to society: the example of global climate regulation</h5> <h5> Economic assessments are challenging due to lack of matching between biophysical and economic indicators</h5> <h4> 6. Towards the management of ecosystem services supply</h4> <h5> From the analysis of individual services to a multi-services approach</h5> <h5> Ecosystem services, biodiversity conservation and environmental impacts</h5> <h4> 7. Conclusions and perspectives</h4> <h5> A framework for assessing the services provided by anthropised ecosystems 144</h5> <h5> Input ecosystem services provided to the farmer</h5> <h5> Ecosystem services provided by agricultural ecosystems to society as a whole</h5> <h5> From biophysical assessments to economic assessments of ecosystem services</h5> <h5> Towards the management of ecosystem services supply</h5> <h4> 8. Perspectives for future research and other developments</h4> <h5> Develop more precise sources of data</h5> <h5> Move from absolute to relative levels of ecosystem services supply</h5> <h5> Move from the potential level to the effective level of ecosystem services supplied by ecosystems</h5> <h5> Explore other types of cropping systems</h5> <h5> Further work to be done on the status and role of livestock in the supply of ecosystem services</h5> <h5> Consider the resilience of ecosystem services to future change</h5> <h4> Appendix 1. Composition of the working group</h4> <h4> Appendix 2. Correspondence between the CICES v4.3 typology and the list of ecosystem services examined in EFESE-AE</h4> <h4> Appendix 3. Summary of biophysical assessment methods (indicators)</h4>
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Anaïs Tibi est ingénieure de recherche INRAE. Elle coordonne la réalisation de synthèses de connaissances pluridisciplinaires pour éclairer la décision publique sur des sujets à l’interface entre agriculture, alimentation et environnement.
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<p><span style="font-size:10.0pt;line-height:115%;font-family:Roboto;mso-fareast-font-family:SimSun;mso-bidi-font-family:"Times New Roman";color:#666666;mso-ansi-language:FR;mso-fareast-language:EN-US;mso-bidi-language:AR-SA">Olivier Therond est ingénieur de recherche à l’Inra. Ses travaux portent sur l’analyse, la modélisation et l’évaluation intégrée des systèmes et territoires agricoles en vue d’accompagner la transition agroécologique. Il a assuré avec Muriel Tichit l’animation et la coordination scientifiques du présent travail. Muriel Tichit est chercheur en sciences animales à l’Inra,spécialiste des compromis entre production agricole, biodiversité et services écosystémiques.</span><br></p>
Olivier Therond is a research engineer at INRAE. His work focuses on the analysis, modelling and integrated assessment of agricultural systems and territories with a view to supporting the agro-ecological transition. Together with Muriel Tichit, he was responsible for the scientific direction of this work. Muriel Tichit was an researcher in animal sciences at INRAE, specialising in the trade-offs between agricultural production, biodiversity and ecosystem services.
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Sciences sociales, politiques, économiques
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Sciences de la vie et de la terre
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Natural landscapes and environment
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Agriculture and crop production
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Society
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Life and Earth sciences
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Agriculture et productions végétales
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Sciences sociales, politiques, économiques
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Sciences de la vie et de la terre
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Natural Risks
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Agriculture and Crops
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Political & Social Science
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|Agriculture et productions végétales|Cultures industrielles;Agronomie et systèmes de culture;Santé des plantes
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Natural landscapes and environment|Continental waters;Climate;Biodiversity, flora and fauna;Territories and rural areas;Pollution, waste management
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Society|Policy. Expertise;Development, sustainable development
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<p><b>This Print On Demand book will be sent within 3 weeks (metropolitan France) and in a separate package if you order another paperback book.</b></p><p><b>Cet ouvrage en impression à la demande sera envoyé sous 3 semaines environ (France métropolitaine) et dans un colis séparé en cas de commande avec un autre livre papier.</b></p><p> Ecosystem services (ES) can be defined as the components of ecosystems from which humans derive benefits, such as crop pollination and climate regulation. </p><p> In a bid to ensure that biodiversity is taken into account in public and private decision-making, the French Ministry in charge of the Environment has commissioned INRAE (former Inra) to assess the ES provided by agricultural ecosystems. This book summarises the main results of this work, carried out between 2014 and 2017 by a multidisciplinary group of experts. Fourteen ES are described and assessed using an ad hoc conceptual framework that takes account of the specific features of these anthropised areas. Among the original advances, the estimation of the current contribution of ES to agricultural production and the representation of interactions between ES provide the knowledge needed to design production systems that consume fewer artificial inputs (synthetic fertilisers, pesticides) and respond to societal challenges such as conserving biodiversity and limiting environmental impacts. Finally, this book underlines the caution with which economic evaluation should be used. </p><p> This book is aimed at researchers and students working on the interactions between biodiversity and ecosystem functioning. It will also be of interest to all those involved in land management: farmers, local authorities, environmental associations, etc.</p><p><a href="http://editions-quae.com/PDF/Foreword_Ecosystem-services-provided-by-agricultural-areas.pdf" target="_blank"><b>Read the preface - Guy Richard, Françoise Lescourret First Inra research programme on agricultural and forest ecosystem services - EcoServ (2013-2019)</b></a></p><p><b>This book is available in French : <a href="https://www.quae.com/produit/1543/9782759229178/services-ecosystemiques-fournis-par-les-espaces-agricoles" target="_blank"><i>Services écosystémiques fournis par les espaces agricoles</i></a></b></p>
<p><b>This Print On Demand book will be sent within 3 weeks (metropolitan France) and in a separate package if you order another paperback book.</b></p><p> Ecosystem services (ES) can be defined as the components of ecosystems from which humans derive benefits, such as crop pollination and climate regulation. </p><p> In a bid to ensure that biodiversity is taken into account in public and private decision-making, the French Ministry in charge of the Environment has commissioned INRAE (former Inra) to assess the ES provided by agricultural ecosystems. This book summarises the main results of this work, carried out between 2014 and 2017 by a multidisciplinary group of experts. Fourteen ES are described and assessed using an ad hoc conceptual framework that takes account of the specific features of these anthropised areas. Among the original advances, the estimation of the current contribution of ES to agricultural production and the representation of interactions between ES provide the knowledge needed to design production systems that consume fewer artificial inputs (synthetic fertilisers, pesticides) and respond to societal challenges such as conserving biodiversity and limiting environmental impacts. Finally, this book underlines the caution with which economic evaluation should be used. </p><p> This book is aimed at researchers and students working on the interactions between biodiversity and ecosystem functioning. It will also be of interest to all those involved in land management: farmers, local authorities, environmental associations, etc.</p><p><a href="http://editions-quae.com/PDF/Foreword_Ecosystem-services-provided-by-agricultural-areas.pdf" target="_blank" style="background-color: rgb(255, 255, 255);"><b>Read the preface - Guy Richard, Françoise Lescourret First Inra research programme on agricultural and forest ecosystem services - EcoServ (2013-2019)</b></a><b></b></p><p><b>This book is available in French : <a href="https://www.quae.com/produit/1543/9782759229178/services-ecosystemiques-fournis-par-les-espaces-agricoles" target="_blank"><i>Services écosystémiques fournis par les espaces agricoles</i></a></b></p>
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<p>Ecosystem services can be defined as the components of ecosystems from which humans derive benefits, such as crop pollination and climate regulation. The estimation of the current contribution of ecosystem services to agricultural production and the representation of interactions between these services provide the knowledge needed to design production systems that consume fewer artificial inputs (synthetic fertilisers, pesticides) and respond to societal challenges such as conserving biodiversity and limiting environmental impacts.</p>
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<h4> Preface</h4> <h4> Main acronyms used</h4> <h4> Introduction</h4> <h5> Context and scope of the question asked to Inra</h5> <h5> Organisation of work conducted by Inra</h5> <h4> 1. A framework for assessing ecosystem services from agricultural ecosystems</h4> <h5> The ecosystem services concept as applied to the functioning of agricultural ecosystems</h5> <h5> Identifying and assessing ecosystem services from agricultural ecosystems</h5> <h4> 2. Input ecosystem services: regulating services that support agricultural production</h4> <h5> Input ecosystem services and agricultural production</h5> <h5> Regulation of soil physicochemical characteristics</h5> <h5> Biological regulation</h5> <h4> 3. The production of agricultural goods: plant and animal products</h4> <h5> Relative weight of input ecosystem services in the production of plant products</h5> <h5> Quantifying the percentage of livestock production relying on locally produced plant resources</h5> <h4> 4. Ecosystem services provided by agricultural ecosystems to society</h4> <h5> Regulation of environmental conditions</h5> <h5> Contribution to the recreational potential of the landscape</h5> <h4> 5. The economic assessment of ecosystem services: Cautions and challenges</h4> <h5> Available methods</h5> <h5> The economic assessment of input ecosystem services’ contribution to agricultural production</h5> <h5> The economic assessment of an ecosystem service provided to society: the example of global climate regulation</h5> <h5> Economic assessments are challenging due to lack of matching between biophysical and economic indicators</h5> <h4> 6. Towards the management of ecosystem services supply</h4> <h5> From the analysis of individual services to a multi-services approach</h5> <h5> Ecosystem services, biodiversity conservation and environmental impacts</h5> <h4> 7. Conclusions and perspectives</h4> <h5> A framework for assessing the services provided by anthropised ecosystems 144</h5> <h5> Input ecosystem services provided to the farmer</h5> <h5> Ecosystem services provided by agricultural ecosystems to society as a whole</h5> <h5> From biophysical assessments to economic assessments of ecosystem services</h5> <h5> Towards the management of ecosystem services supply</h5> <h4> 8. Perspectives for future research and other developments</h4> <h5> Develop more precise sources of data</h5> <h5> Move from absolute to relative levels of ecosystem services supply</h5> <h5> Move from the potential level to the effective level of ecosystem services supplied by ecosystems</h5> <h5> Explore other types of cropping systems</h5> <h5> Further work to be done on the status and role of livestock in the supply of ecosystem services</h5> <h5> Consider the resilience of ecosystem services to future change</h5> <h4> Appendix 1. Composition of the working group</h4> <h4> Appendix 2. Correspondence between the CICES v4.3 typology and the list of ecosystem services examined in EFESE-AE</h4> <h4> Appendix 3. Summary of biophysical assessment methods (indicators) used in EFESE-AE to quantify ecosystem services</h4>
<h4> Preface</h4> <h4> Main acronyms used</h4> <h4> Introduction</h4> <h5> Context and scope of the question asked to Inra</h5> <h5> Organisation of work conducted by Inra</h5> <h4> 1. A framework for assessing ecosystem services from agricultural ecosystems</h4> <h5> The ecosystem services concept as applied to the functioning of agricultural ecosystems</h5> <h5> Identifying and assessing ecosystem services from agricultural ecosystems</h5> <h4> 2. Input ecosystem services: regulating services that support agricultural production</h4> <h5> Input ecosystem services and agricultural production</h5> <h5> Regulation of soil physicochemical characteristics</h5> <h5> Biological regulation</h5> <h4> 3. The production of agricultural goods: plant and animal products</h4> <h5> Relative weight of input ecosystem services in the production of plant products</h5> <h5> Quantifying the percentage of livestock production relying on locally produced plant resources</h5> <h4> 4. Ecosystem services provided by agricultural ecosystems to society</h4> <h5> Regulation of environmental conditions</h5> <h5> Contribution to the recreational potential of the landscape</h5> <h4> 5. The economic assessment of ecosystem services: Cautions and challenges</h4> <h5> Available methods</h5> <h5> The economic assessment of input ecosystem services’ contribution to agricultural production</h5> <h5> The economic assessment of an ecosystem service provided to society: the example of global climate regulation</h5> <h5> Economic assessments are challenging due to lack of matching between biophysical and economic indicators</h5> <h4> 6. Towards the management of ecosystem services supply</h4> <h5> From the analysis of individual services to a multi-services approach</h5> <h5> Ecosystem services, biodiversity conservation and environmental impacts</h5> <h4> 7. Conclusions and perspectives</h4> <h5> A framework for assessing the services provided by anthropised ecosystems 144</h5> <h5> Input ecosystem services provided to the farmer</h5> <h5> Ecosystem services provided by agricultural ecosystems to society as a whole</h5> <h5> From biophysical assessments to economic assessments of ecosystem services</h5> <h5> Towards the management of ecosystem services supply</h5> <h4> 8. Perspectives for future research and other developments</h4> <h5> Develop more precise sources of data</h5> <h5> Move from absolute to relative levels of ecosystem services supply</h5> <h5> Move from the potential level to the effective level of ecosystem services supplied by ecosystems</h5> <h5> Explore other types of cropping systems</h5> <h5> Further work to be done on the status and role of livestock in the supply of ecosystem services</h5> <h5> Consider the resilience of ecosystem services to future change</h5> <h4> Appendix 1. Composition of the working group</h4> <h4> Appendix 2. Correspondence between the CICES v4.3 typology and the list of ecosystem services examined in EFESE-AE</h4> <h4> Appendix 3. Summary of biophysical assessment methods (indicators)</h4>
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