Weber
Economics & Finance
May 2016, Vol. 2 (3), ISSN:2449-1662
Research Article
International
Trade of Peccaries pelts and benefit sharing
Accepted 27th May, 2016; Available Online 31th May,
2016.
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Abstract:
International trade of tanned leather of Pecari tajacu Linnaeus, 1758
"Collared Peccary" and Tayassu
peccary Link, 1795 "White-lipped Peccary", has had a low social
sustainability indicator 0.3519 and a medium level economic sustainability
indicator 0.5248. Furthermore, this influence for social and economic
sustainability which has led inequitable benefit sharing in trade chain.
Therefore, the fifty million dollars generated in the marketing chain (1986 -
2011) had no influence on the welfare of the affected regions and the
participation of economic benefits, which is not significant for native
communities or local people. Corresponding to the total generated 7% to
hunters in economic benefits, 12% to the local gatherer, 15% to the city
gatherer, 62% to the industrial and exporters and 4% to the National Wildlife
Authority. This inequitable of benefits distribution does not encourage the
conservation and sustainable use of P.
tajacu and T. pecari
populations in Peru.
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ARTICLE TITLE: International Trade of Peccaries pelts and benefit
sharing
AUTHORS: Dr. Marina
Rosales Benites de Franco
OTHERS:Vol.2(3), Article ID wef_176, 587-598, 2016.
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