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The cost-effectiveness of water augmentation and management: Assessing the Unit Reference Value

JAMES BLIGNAUT is a natural and environmental resource economist attached to both the School of Public Leadership, Stellenbosch, and the South African Environmental Observation Network (SAEON). He focuses on the economics of the restoration of degraded landscapes under the motto: The economics of restoration and the restoration of economics. He is especially focused on the advancement of regenerative agriculture and, within that context, proper resource use and allocation inclusive of the economic benefits of restoration.