Extra effort needed to achieve the desired result from the turnabout of nature conservation policy

For several years now, the central government has been wanting to increase the involvement of farmers and other private landowners in nature conservation. This policy is known as the turnabout. The conditions are that the costs should not exceed those of government acquisition and management, and that the same ecological results should be attained. A study by MNP leads to the conclusion that the turnabout will simply not have the desired effect.