"Forestry agreements" and "land associations": two innovative tools for contrasting land abandonment and fragmentation

How national and regional legislation in Italy provide effective tools to ensure active forest management

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Ubicación
  • Italy
Autores
  • Nicola Andrighetto
Propósito
  • Dissemination
Tipo de fichero
Factsheet
Tamaño del archivo
1.87 MB
Creado el
08-07-2024
Lengua de origen
English
Sitio web oficial del proyecto
ResAlliance
Licencia
CC BY-NC-ND

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