2021-12-232021-12-231999Çetin, B. ve Rehber, E. (1999). "Environmental impact assessment (EIA) for agriculture in developing countries". 28. CIOSTA/CIGR 5. International Congress on Work Sciences in Sustainable Agriculture, 374-379.90-74134-67-Xhttp://hdl.handle.net/11452/23473Bu çalışma, 14-17 Haziran 1999 tarihleri arasında Horsens[Danimarka]'de düzenlenen 28. CIOSTA/CIGR 5. International Congress on Work Sciences in Sustainable Agriculture'da bildiri olarak sunulmuştur.Environmental economics plays a key role in identifying options for efficient natural resource management that facilitate sustainable development. Thus, environmental issues has been a rather important topic and given priority in public agenda of both developed and developing worlds, in recent decades. A number of developing country, at the beginning stage of development have focused on industry at the expense of agriculture, in spite of agriculture was a main source sector of their economies. When the environment has emerged as a major world-wide concern, natural resource degradation is becoming a serious impediment to economic development and the alleviation of poverty in the developing world. Therefore in a number of country both developed and developing, make case studies, which cover a wide range of environments impacts and valuation concept and techniques. Because these type of studies (environmental cost-benefit analysis) play a key role in identifying options for efficient natural resource management that facilitate environment friendly development.eninfo:eu-repo/semantics/closedAccessAgricultureEnvironmental impactSustainable developmentProceedings Paper000083320100058374379Agriculture, dairy & animal scienceAgronomy