Conceptualization of a National Strategic Model 'Forests for Ecuador', within the framework of the International Forest Policy
Abstract
Since the middle of the last century, concern about the protection of environment has been
increasing. Currently in our legal system, we have several ways to compensate for damage caused to the
environment, depending on the type of damage, goods affected and defendant in question. The focus of
the work is on reconciling divergent positions to understand how these three ways complement each
other, what the caracteristics are that define them, and when they will be more appropriate,
understanding that for the system to be truly effective, it ultimately has to make prevention the main
objective, because restitution of environmental goods is difficult.
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