In Costa Rica, environmental protection can be considered a state policy rather than a government policy. The key distinction between these two concepts lies in their nature and duration. A state policy is characterized as permanent and structural, whereas a government policy is subject to change depending on the ruling government in power.

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Environmental Policy

  • Dennis P. Petri,
  • José Rojas Alvarado,
  • Natalie Hernández González

摘要

In Costa Rica, environmental protection can be considered a state policy rather than a government policy. The key distinction between these two concepts lies in their nature and duration. A state policy is characterized as permanent and structural, whereas a government policy is subject to change depending on the ruling government in power.