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This paper uses a property-level dataset of socio-economic and physical information from more than 500 properties in three Andean countries to estimate supply curves of land for conservation via incentive programs. We also evaluate the expected impact of a basic incentive payments program and several proposed improvements in design. We find that the distribution and magnitude of opportunity costs present two challenges. First, a large * Senior Economist, Conservation Strategy Fund. Washington, DC, USA. Contact: aaron@conservation-strategy.org ** Consulting Analyst, Conservation Strategy Fund. La Paz, Bolivia. Contact: carlos@conservation-strategy.org *** Research Assistant, Conservation Strategy Fund. La Paz, Bolivia. Contact: carla@conservation-strategy.org **** Post-Doctoral Research Fellow, Conservation Strategy Fund. Berkeley, California, USA. Contact: thais@conservation-strategy.org

Using Incentives to Control Deforestation in the Andes- Amazon: insights from Field Study of Opportunity Costs