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It is a principal-agent relationship in the process of the implementation of river basin ecological protection, which causes the game between the different governments inevitably. Game theory can explain the decision makers’ behavior under specific conditions. From analyzing the game model, it finds the Nash equilibrium under the different conditions between the central government and the local government. It is discussed how non-cooperative game might not be optimal for the whole system and how decision makers can make decisions based on self interests. Providing complete information and increasing the punishment probability, improving the incentive mechanism and reforming the local government’s performances evaluation in the future might help change behavior and decisions to make the stakeholders cooperative.

Game Model on the Governmental Decision in River Basin Ecological Protection