Evalution et diversite du concept d'amenagement forestier

Management means allocating and distributing limited resources to achieve clearly defined targets. This definition helps towards a clear summary of the way ideas to do with forest management have been developing. Areas of concern have been gradually shifting form technical assignments (resource allo...

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Autores principales: Bertrand, A., Babin, D., Nasi, Robert
Formato: Journal Article
Lenguaje:Inglés
Publicado: 1999
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Acceso en línea:https://hdl.handle.net/10568/18083
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author Bertrand, A.
Babin, D.
Nasi, Robert
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description Management means allocating and distributing limited resources to achieve clearly defined targets. This definition helps towards a clear summary of the way ideas to do with forest management have been developing. Areas of concern have been gradually shifting form technical assignments (resource allocation and distribution) towards the issue of defining management goals (who? how?). This development leads from sustained timber production to the sustainable management of forest ecosystems against a backdrop of land planning. considering the many people involved in forest management, and their concerns, which all carry the same kind of weight, it is necessary to single out the problem of decision-making procedures. Management must reconcile differing, not to say contradictory, goals in one and the same area. Managing a forest thus means, first and foremost, a successful negociation
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spelling CGSpace180832025-01-24T14:13:02Z Evalution et diversite du concept d'amenagement forestier Bertrand, A. Babin, D. Nasi, Robert decision making forest management sustainability Management means allocating and distributing limited resources to achieve clearly defined targets. This definition helps towards a clear summary of the way ideas to do with forest management have been developing. Areas of concern have been gradually shifting form technical assignments (resource allocation and distribution) towards the issue of defining management goals (who? how?). This development leads from sustained timber production to the sustainable management of forest ecosystems against a backdrop of land planning. considering the many people involved in forest management, and their concerns, which all carry the same kind of weight, it is necessary to single out the problem of decision-making procedures. Management must reconcile differing, not to say contradictory, goals in one and the same area. Managing a forest thus means, first and foremost, a successful negociation 1999 2012-06-04T09:06:05Z 2012-06-04T09:06:05Z Journal Article https://hdl.handle.net/10568/18083 en Bertrand, A., Babin, D., Nasi, R. 1999. Evalution et diversite du concept d'amenagement forestier . Bois et Forets des Tropiques 260 (2) :33-40. ISSN: 0006-579X.
spellingShingle decision making
forest management
sustainability
Bertrand, A.
Babin, D.
Nasi, Robert
Evalution et diversite du concept d'amenagement forestier
title Evalution et diversite du concept d'amenagement forestier
title_full Evalution et diversite du concept d'amenagement forestier
title_fullStr Evalution et diversite du concept d'amenagement forestier
title_full_unstemmed Evalution et diversite du concept d'amenagement forestier
title_short Evalution et diversite du concept d'amenagement forestier
title_sort evalution et diversite du concept d amenagement forestier
topic decision making
forest management
sustainability
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