October 13, 2025Land Degradation and Development

Evaluating the Economic Effectiveness of Policy Interventions for Sustainable Agriculture in Degraded Ecosystems

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GTGP participation increases agricultural productivity by 0.5 tons/ha, supporting sustainable agriculture practices in China.
The study uses a novel DiD framework with IV to yield robust estimates that address endogeneity issues in economic assessments.
Secondary data from national databases over 25 years provides a rigorous basis for understanding ecological restoration's impact on rural livelihood.
Results show significant boosts in farm income by 2174 CNY and improvements in soil and water quality in targeted degraded ecosystems.

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This analysis reveals that the Grain to Green Program enhances agricultural productivity and income in degraded regions, indicating sustainable interventions may succeed.

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Yachang Wang (2025) studied this question.

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This analysis reveals that the Grain to Green Program enhances agricultural productivity and income in degraded regions, indicating sustainable interventions may succeed.

Evaluating the Economic Effectiveness of Policy Interventions for Sustainable Agriculture in Degraded Ecosystems

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Evaluating the Economic Effectiveness of Policy Interventions for Sustainable Agriculture in Degraded Ecosystems

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