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Economical mechanisms of environmental policy in last decades has become one of the main tools of environmental management. Environmental charges and taxes, environmentally motivated subsidies, this is not the complete list of all economical mechanisms - have two main functions; to generate financial resources for environmental management and change behaviour of polluters through economical benefits. Comparison introduced types of environmental charges in Armenia for water and air pollution, waste disposal and environmentally harmful products with the same systems of EU important step to find…mehr

Produktbeschreibung
Economical mechanisms of environmental policy in last decades has become one of the main tools of environmental management. Environmental charges and taxes, environmentally motivated subsidies, this is not the complete list of all economical mechanisms - have two main functions; to generate financial resources for environmental management and change behaviour of polluters through economical benefits. Comparison introduced types of environmental charges in Armenia for water and air pollution, waste disposal and environmentally harmful products with the same systems of EU important step to find weaknesses and strengthens of Armenian system and the rational ways for integration and harmonization of legislation with EU.This book provides a research, comparison and analyzes on economical mechanisms of environmental policy included basics, concepts and methodologies that should be especially useful for professionals and decision makers in the field of environmental management and policy, or anyone else who may be interested on environmental economics.
Autorenporträt
Erik Grigoryan, PhD diploma of supplement, studied Environmental Economics, Management and Policy in Armenia, Greece and Germany. He is the Co-President and Founder of Association of Young Environmental Lawyers and Economists, Head of Environmental Policy Team of Caucasian Environmental Experts Scientific Group, and GEO-5 Reviewer.