Connecting small enterprises in ways that enhance the lives of forest-dependent people

Duncan J Macqueen

Journal (part) article

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Language:

English

Published: January 2007

Publisher(s):

IIED

Product code:G02365

Source publication:

Unasylva 228, Vol. 58, 2007

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This article which was published in Unasylva 228, Vol. 58, 2007 provides recommendations for connecting small forest enterprises, not only to each other through associations, but also more broadly – to decision-makers, service providers and markets.

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Macqueen, D. (2007). Connecting small enterprises in ways that enhance the lives of forest-dependent people. IIED, London.
Available at https://www.iied.org/g02365

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