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Š. Pezdevšek Malovrh, D. G. Hodges, B. Marić, M.Avdibegović: PRIVATE FOREST OWNER EXPECTATIONS ... Šumarski list br. 11–12, CXXXV (2011), 557-566 Expectations from interest associationsOčekivanja od interesnih asocijacija Share (%) – postotni dio Silvicultural advice Savjeti iz ulaganja Harvesting advice Savjeti iz iskorištvaanja Timber market Tržište drva Law regulations Zakonske odredbe Enterpreneurship Poduzetništvo Road support Podrška za puteve Training Edukacija 3,7 17,6 33,7 8,7 15,5 8,4 24,1 0 5 10 15 20 25 30 35 40 Graph 1. Expectations of private forest owners in Slovenia of their interest associations Grafikon 1 Očekivanja privatnih šumoposjednika u Sloveniji od njihovih interesnih asocijacija Expectations from interest associationsOčekivanja od interesnih asocijacija Share (%) – postotni dio Silvicultural advice Savjeti iz ulaganja Harvesting advice Savjeti iz iskorištvaanja Timber market Tržište drva Law regulations Zakonske odredbe Enterpreneurship Poduzetništvo Road support Podrška za puteve Training Edukacija 60,6 42,3 33,4 46,0 8,9 81,1 31,7 0 10 20 30 40 50 60 70 80 90 Graph 2. Expectations of private forest owners in Bosnia-Herzegovina of their interest associations Grafikon 2 Očekivanja privatnih šumoposjednika u Bosni i Hercegovini od njihovih interesnih asocijacija Slovenian private forest owners were most interested in information about timber markets and forest management training; private forest owners in Bosnia- Herzegovina were most likely to expect support for forest road construction and maintenance as well as silvicultural advice. The most pronounced expectations of Slovenian private forest owners can be explained by the fact that the traditionally powerful Slovenia Forest Service is focused mainly on supporting forest management planning, harvesting, and silviculture. Private forest owners, therefore, are mainly oriented to the associations as a source of additional support on timber markets and training. Because of the extremely low density of forest roads in Bosnian forests, the expectation of private forest owners for support in forest road construction and maintenance is quite reasonable. Relatively high interest for silvicultural advice can be explained by the prevailing pattern of services offered to private forest owners by the Public forest administration (forest offices), which consists mainly of facilitating the necessary administrative procedures related to forest utilization. |