The non-governmental organizations influence on forest sector in Poland and in Sweden

The aim of the study was to investigate the influence of the Environmental Non- Governmental Organizations (ENGOs) on the forest sector by comparison between Poland and Sweden. Growing importance of NGOs in environmental and social issues in last decades has been also observed in forest sector. ENGO...

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Autor principal: Ulbrych, Luklasz
Formato: Second cycle, A2E
Lenguaje:sueco
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Publicado: 2009
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Acceso en línea:https://stud.epsilon.slu.se/50/
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description The aim of the study was to investigate the influence of the Environmental Non- Governmental Organizations (ENGOs) on the forest sector by comparison between Poland and Sweden. Growing importance of NGOs in environmental and social issues in last decades has been also observed in forest sector. ENGOs could be considered as an important actor in solving and defining nature conservation and forest policy problems. Study was performed from December 2007 till January 2008, on a sample of 9 ENGOs from Poland and 7 ENGOs from Sweden, based on the interviews and surveys. The ENGOs pay much less attention to the actors which they consider as weak or neutral in terms of power in addressing forest-related problems (e.g. individual forest owners and industry in Poland). Swedish and Polish ENGOs seek to address mainly the most influential and powerful actors of forest sector: Government and State Forests (in both countries) and Industry (in Sweden). Instead of disposing of one, universal way of acting applicable to all actors, ENGOs use specific actor-oriented strategies aimed at addressing given actor in direct (e.g. lobbying, dialogue with an actor) or indirect (e.g. influencing actor via international institution or certification) way. ENGOs seek to avoid the reciprocal competition by diversification of their product (domain in which they specialize) and strategy (means they use). Swedish and Polish ENGOs point out the same main problems observed in forest sector: insufficient area of high nature value forests put under protection, followed by the large number of problems related to the forest management in both countries. While all the ENGOs agree that state-ownership of forest is the best solution for environmental and organizational reasons, their perception of optimal forest land use (multi-functional or specialized) form radically differs.
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spelling RepoSLU502012-04-20T14:07:55Z https://stud.epsilon.slu.se/50/ The non-governmental organizations influence on forest sector in Poland and in Sweden Ulbrych, Luklasz Forestry - General aspects Forestry production Agricultural economics and policies The aim of the study was to investigate the influence of the Environmental Non- Governmental Organizations (ENGOs) on the forest sector by comparison between Poland and Sweden. Growing importance of NGOs in environmental and social issues in last decades has been also observed in forest sector. ENGOs could be considered as an important actor in solving and defining nature conservation and forest policy problems. Study was performed from December 2007 till January 2008, on a sample of 9 ENGOs from Poland and 7 ENGOs from Sweden, based on the interviews and surveys. The ENGOs pay much less attention to the actors which they consider as weak or neutral in terms of power in addressing forest-related problems (e.g. individual forest owners and industry in Poland). Swedish and Polish ENGOs seek to address mainly the most influential and powerful actors of forest sector: Government and State Forests (in both countries) and Industry (in Sweden). Instead of disposing of one, universal way of acting applicable to all actors, ENGOs use specific actor-oriented strategies aimed at addressing given actor in direct (e.g. lobbying, dialogue with an actor) or indirect (e.g. influencing actor via international institution or certification) way. ENGOs seek to avoid the reciprocal competition by diversification of their product (domain in which they specialize) and strategy (means they use). Swedish and Polish ENGOs point out the same main problems observed in forest sector: insufficient area of high nature value forests put under protection, followed by the large number of problems related to the forest management in both countries. While all the ENGOs agree that state-ownership of forest is the best solution for environmental and organizational reasons, their perception of optimal forest land use (multi-functional or specialized) form radically differs. 2009-04-02 Second cycle, A2E NonPeerReviewed application/pdf swe https://stud.epsilon.slu.se/50/1/ulbrych_l_090402.pdf Ulbrych, Luklasz, 2009. The non-governmental organizations influence on forest sector in Poland and in Sweden. Second cycle, A2E. Alnarp: (S) > Southern Swedish Forest Research Centre <https://stud.epsilon.slu.se/view/divisions/OID-295.html> urn:nbn:se:slu:epsilon-2-60 eng
spellingShingle Forestry - General aspects
Forestry production
Agricultural economics and policies
Ulbrych, Luklasz
The non-governmental organizations influence on forest sector in Poland and in Sweden
title The non-governmental organizations influence on forest sector in Poland and in Sweden
title_full The non-governmental organizations influence on forest sector in Poland and in Sweden
title_fullStr The non-governmental organizations influence on forest sector in Poland and in Sweden
title_full_unstemmed The non-governmental organizations influence on forest sector in Poland and in Sweden
title_short The non-governmental organizations influence on forest sector in Poland and in Sweden
title_sort non-governmental organizations influence on forest sector in poland and in sweden
topic Forestry - General aspects
Forestry production
Agricultural economics and policies
url https://stud.epsilon.slu.se/50/
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