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Steps for rapid ES assessment for site prioritization.

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Key Biodiversity Areas (KBAs) in Madagascar.

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Table 1.

Key ecosystem services in Madagascar.

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Table 2.

Criteria and data used for spatial analyses of ecosystem services.

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Table 3.

Summary of ecosystem services included in the multi-criteria analyses.

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Fig 3.

Importance of KBAs for hunting and non-timber forest products (left), and small-scale fisheries (right).

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Fig 4.

Importance of KBAs for fresh water for domestic use (left), and agriculture (right).

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Fig 5.

Forest carbon density (tons carbon per hectare) overlaid with KBAs (left); total forest carbon per KBA (tons C) (right).

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Fig 6.

Results from multi-criteria analysis 1 (MCA1, left) and MCA2 (right).

MCA1 includes carbon, hunting and non-timber forest products, fresh water, and nature tourism; MCA2 includes the same variables with the exception of carbon.

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Fig 7.

Final CEPF priority sites and other Key Biodiversity Areas.

Sites in the eastern humid forests were not prioritized by CEPF, as these sites already have some level of conservation investment.

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Fig 8.

CEPF priority sites and relative importance for freshwater for agriculture (left) and local fisheries (right).

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