water markets & tradable permits
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Water Markets & Tradable Permits. Sopheak & Huy. Our Focus. Water Markets & Transferable Permits Water Auctions Tradable Pollution Permits Lessons Learnt. Water Markets & Transferable Permits (1). Water markets & transferable water rights: Sales of water allocations - PowerPoint PPT PresentationTRANSCRIPT
Water Markets & Tradable Permits
Sopheak & Huy
Our Focus Water Markets & Transferable
Permits Water Auctions Tradable Pollution Permits Lessons Learnt
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Water Markets & Transferable Permits (1) Water markets & transferable water
rights: Sales of water allocations Applications: Surface or ground water;
seasonal or permanent rights transferring
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Water Markets & Transferable Permits (2) Functions:
Water transferred from lower- to higher-value uses
Making the strong property rights of existing holders approachable
A cheaper way for communities/farmers to obtain water
Used by environmental champions4
Water Auctions Public authorities: Water available to
the highest bidders at public auctions
Water lots: Daily, weekly, seasonal or annual basis
Auctions: Useful VS Conflicts of Interest
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Trade Pollution Permits (1) Individual polluters: Buy and sell quotas
of emission Conditions for successful water markets
and auctions:A clear and permissive legal frameworkA procedure for considering the impacts of these trades on the 3rd parties (compensation)
Recognition of the potential environmental impact of trades and solutions
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Trade Pollution Permits (2)Physical means of transferring waters b/w potential users
Strong provision by Government for effective market operation
Regulation to avoid monopoly
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Lessons Learnt (1)Charging systems: Vulnerable groups protected
Mechanism for initial allocation of rights: Fair, equitable, and effective
Efficient and effective auctions in some situations ($ vs water allocation)
Administrative costs may outweigh benefits => Make the trading systems less complicate
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Lessons Learnt (2)Markets: High value use & assist conflict resolution
Water auctions: Grant permission water allocation under competitive conditions but must prevent monopoly
Markets = Democratic system
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The End!
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