Abstract This study found that in the year 2012, coastal marine ecosystems within the Tasman-Golden Bays study area made a net total economic value contribution to human welfare of $4,797M/yr,

In this investigation an effort has been made, where ever possible to comply with recent theoretical and methodological developments in ecosystem services valuation and benefits transfer method. However, as a

Co-creating land-based decision support and non-financial accounting tools with Wakatū Incorporation A new project for iPansophy limited involves participation in an MBIE funded RS&T project with Wakatū Incorporation named Ma te

This model building effort is what we have described as a prototype. Were we to rebuild the model now with these years of experience many changes would be made. Thus,

A business-as-usual run of the dynamic GPI accounting model unveils important aspects of the current ‘qualitative’ performance of the Nelson Tasman and Motueka local economies in broader ecological and social

The history of this model is intimately linked to an innovative period of planning and strategic policy development in Nelson Tasman that saw the emergence of a quite visionary regional