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In developing countries, the poor are especially vulnerable to environmental degradation and addressing this problem is often difficult because of weak institutional capacity. Recent Resources for the Future research in developing countries has examined the performance of innovative policy approaches like public disclosure, economic incentives, and voluntary programs for reducing pollution; the environmental impacts of the small firms and how to mitigate them; and the causes of deforestation and possible policy responses.

PUBLICATIONS
Policy Response to Pandemic Influenza: The Value of Collective Action
Georgiy Bobashev, Maureen L. Cropper, Joshua Epstein, Michael Goedecke, Stephen Hutton, Mead Over
RFF Discussion Paper 11-41 | September 2011
 
Does Eco-Certification Boost Regulatory Compliance in Developing Countries? ISO 14001 in Mexico
Allen Blackman
RFF Discussion Paper EfD 11-08 | August 2011
 
Does Eco-Certification Boost Regulatory Compliance in Developing Countries? ISO 14001 in Mexico
Allen Blackman
RFF Discussion Paper 11-39 | August 2011
 
Cost-Effective Unilateral Climate Policy Design: Size Matters
Cristoph Bohringer, Carolyn Fischer, Knut Einar Rosendahl
RFF Discussion Paper 11-34 | July 2011
 
A Whole-of-Government Approach to Reducing Tropical Deforestation
Michael Wolosin, Anne Riddle, Daniel F. Morris
RFF Discussion Paper 11-28 | July 2011
 
A Proposal for a Consultative Group for Low Emissions Development
Abigail Jones, Christian Downie, Nigel Purvis
RFF Discussion Paper 11-25 | June 2011
 
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