Forest villages in the forest-poor areas of Western Siberia in new economic environment

Yu.Sh. Blum, G.P. Gvozdeva, Ye.S. Gvozdeva, L.V. Mashkina and O.V. Mashkina

Journal "Region: Economics and Sociology", 2004, vol. 4

Abstract: The authors emphasize a special role of state regulation in the revival of the potential of forestry. The proper paternalist policy must include valid forestry legislation and, for forest-poor areas, where due to a sharp fall of domestic demand and lack of enterprises producing high value products, it is very difficult to organize self-paid activity, at this state additional governmental financing of the industry is required. However, main effort must be made by forestry and logging enterprises themselves.

Date: 2004
Note: Social Issues of Regional Development
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