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    REPORT ADRIA 2017 Protected Area Benefit Assessment (PA-BAT) in Croatia TABLE OF CONTENTS INTRODUCTION 4 METHODOLOGY 4 RESULTS AND DISCUSSION 7 MAJOR ECONOMIC VALUES 12 TOURISM 14 WATER 17 Widstrand Birdwatching is becoming a frequent tourist attraction in protected areas © Staffan JOBS AND NATURE PROTECTION 18 FORESTRY 21 INCOME FLOW TO PROTECTED AREA 22 STAKEHOLDERS MAIN POTENTIALS 24 IMPORTANCE OF DIALOGUE WITH STAKEHOLDERS 27 CHALLENGES 28 CONCLUSION 38 Published by: WWF Adria, Budmanijeva 5, 10000 Zagreb, Croatia For the publisher: Martin Šolar, WWF Adria director Authors: Andrea Štefan, Kasandra-Zorica Ivanić, Deni Porej Front page photos: Kornati National Park © Novena d.o.o. Design: Ivan Antunović Contact: [email protected] [email protected] Printed on eco-friendly paper February, 2017 Introduction The vision of WWF1 is to ensure that valid evaluation of protected Using this methodology, workshop participants assess economic and area values results in an increased interest, investments of higher non-economic/existential values (fulfilment of basic subsistence needs) quality and better conservation of natural values. Evaluation of eco- in terms of their benefits for different stakeholders. The benefits are system services provided by protected areas has a long-term impor- assessed at six possible levels: no benefit; minor or major existential tance for the local and national economy. It takes years of working benefit; minor or major economic benefit; and potential benefit. on mapping values, engaging key decision makers, changing policies and development of economic models which include natural values The PA-BAT has been designed to be used by protected area managers in their development plans.

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