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Kleinwald Monitoring

Monitoring of small-scale forest holders in South Tyrol - for collecting forest economic indicators

    • Project duration: -
    • Project status: ongoing
    • Funding:
      Public institutions (Other projects /Project)
    • Total project budget: €15,300.00
    • Institute: Institute for Regional Development

    The research project "Monitoring of small-scale forest owners in South Tyrol" targets to establish a monitoring system for forest economic figures based on sample small-scaled forest farms. This for three years approved project enables in cooperation with the already existing small-scale forestry system in Austria an annual analysis for the participating farms. The expectation on that long-term orientated monitoring project for the South Tyrolean small-scale forestry is to create among the forest owners awareness to mobilize a bigger amount of timber and to manage the forests sustainably. Above all, the cross-company evaluation for the sector enables the small-scale forest owners to assess transparently their expenditures and revenues. Besides, the time-series data of the periodically determined forest economic parameters deliver a fundamental basis for decision-making on forest policy measures. These periodically elaborated statistics among small-scale forest holders, the cross-company evaluations and time-series data enable a benchmark comparison to depict potentials or deficits in the production processes.

    Publications
    Kleinwald: Monitoring 2017-2019 bei freiwillig buchführenden Betrieben in Südtirol

    Hoffmann C (2021)
    Presentation/Speech

    https://hdl.handle.net/10863/20114

    Ambivalente Ansprüche an Europas Wälder: Von Schützen durch Außernutzenstellen bis Schützen durch Nützen
    Hoffmann C (2021)
    Presentation/Speech

    Conference: Nachhaltiger Wald | Brixen/Bressanone | 2.9.2021 - 2.9.2021

    More information: https://news.provinz.bz.it/de/news/nachhaltiger-wald-forstve ...

    https://hdl.handle.net/10863/18315

    Assessing the significance of forestry for the economy of combined agricultural-forest enterprises – experiences from Austria and Italy
    Toscani P, Sekot W, Hoffmann C (2021)
    Journal article
    Austrian Journal of Forest Science

    More information: https://www.forestscience.at/artikel/2021/04/assessing-the-s ...

    https://hdl.handle.net/10863/21389

    The social and ecological value added of small-scale forestry to the Bio-Economy
    Hoffmann C, Toscani P (2021)
    Journal issue (editorship)
    Austrian Journal of Forest Science

    More information: https://forestscience.mein-epaper.at/getcatalog.do?catalogId ...

    https://hdl.handle.net/10863/23836

    The contribution of forestry to the Total Economy of Farm (TEoF): empirical evidences from North (A) and South Tyrol (I)
    Hoffmann C, Sekot W, Toscani P (2020)
    Presentation/Speech

    Conference: IUFRO Conference | Bolzano | 7.10.2020 - 8.10.2020

    https://hdl.handle.net/10863/18966

    Kennzahlen für den Kleinwald
    Hoffmann C, Brandner E, Toscani P (2019)
    Journal article
    Südtiroler Landwirt

    https://hdl.handle.net/10863/16826

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