SOCIAL ASPECTS IN FOREST MANAGEMENT

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SHADITALAB J.

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Journal: Journal of Agricultural Economics and Development Year:2002 | Volume:10 | Issue:1 (37) Page(s): 193-220

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SOCIAL ASPECTS IN FOREST MANAGEMENT

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SHADITALAB J. | Issue Writer Certificate

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SOCIAL ASPECTSQ4

COEXISTENCE STRATEGYQ4

RESETTLEMENT STRATEGYQ4

FOREST POPULATIONQ4

DEFORESTATIONQ4

FOREST MANAGEMENTQ4

Abstract

Lessons learnt from failures in FOREST MANAGEMENT programs and the continued trend of DEFORESTATION in a number of Asian countries reiterate the need to reform the existing FOREST MANAGEMENT systems. A prerequisite to this is a higher level of attention to the SOCIAL ASPECTS of FOREST MANAGEMENT. The present paper, based on a research conducted in the northern forests of Iran, recommends a number of social policies to be incorporated to FOREST MANAGEMENT system. Two strategies, namely "coexistence" and "resettlement", based on participatory approaches, were recommended to reduce the rate of forest overexploitation, and to improve the standards of living in rural areas. The first strategy addresses the total forest system, and the second one deals with households living in very small villages (with less than five households) as well as the people who work in the city but are settled in the forests.

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SHADITALAB, J.. (2002). SOCIAL ASPECTS IN FOREST MANAGEMENT. EQTESAD-E KESHAVARZI VA TOWSE'E, 10(1 (37)), 193-220. SID. https://sid.ir/paper/24144/en

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SHADITALAB J.. SOCIAL ASPECTS IN FOREST MANAGEMENT. EQTESAD-E KESHAVARZI VA TOWSE'E[Internet]. 2002;10(1 (37)):193-220. Available from: https://sid.ir/paper/24144/en

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J. SHADITALAB, “SOCIAL ASPECTS IN FOREST MANAGEMENT,” EQTESAD-E KESHAVARZI VA TOWSE'E, vol. 10, no. 1 (37), pp. 193–220, 2002, [Online]. Available: https://sid.ir/paper/24144/en

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