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Table 3 Reviewed studies dealing with water yield including the methodology and monetary value

From: Assessment of forest ecosystem service research trends and methodological approaches at global level: a meta-analysis

No

Authors and study site

Valuation methods

Estimate per hectare year−1

Total FES

1

Vogl et al. (2016), India (Baspa II)

InVEST water yield model

–

1190 mm year−1

2

Vogl et al. (2016), India (Ghanvi I watershed)

InVEST water yield model

–

1598 mm year−1

3

Duc et al. (2018), Vietnam

Residual valuation model

68.42 million US$ year−1

161.5 million US$ year−1

4

Ninan and Inoue (2013a) in Japan

Alternative cost

1.385 billion US$ year−1

–

5

Kibria et al. (2017), Cambodia

Rainfall storage method

399 US$/ha year−1

22.21 million US$/ha year−1

6

Li et al. (2017), China

Avoided cost of detention of a unit of water

147.75 × 109 m3 year−1

–

7

Mamat et al. (2018), in China

Adopt the benefit transfer method of Costanza et al. (1997) and Xie et al. (2008)

11, 877.67 US$ ha−1 year−1

–

8

Gaodi et al. (2010), China

Replacement price method of water resource

331.92 × 106 ¥ in 2004

–

9

Biao et al. (2008), in Beijing

Adopt based on monthly precipitation and surface runoff (Li and Chen 1997)

287 × 106 m3 of fresh water

–

10

Morri et al. (2014) in Marecchia (Italy)

Direct market price

2.9 × 106 US$ year−1

 

11

Morri et al. (2014) in Foglia (Italy)

Direct market price

3.1 × 106 US$ year−1

 

12

Beier et al. (2017)

using an estimate of avoided treatment (i.e., liming) costs

On average from $49.98 ha−1 to $7.22 ha−1

–

13

Delphin et al. (2016)

InVEST model

Mean of 1290 × 103 m3 in 2003

–

14

Bernard et al. (2009)

Avoided cost method

US$169,470 year−1

–