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Gospodarstwo leśne jako miejsce zatrudnienia i źródło dochodów ludności wiejskiej

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After a short historical review, the forest as a working place creating jobs is discussed. Present trends in the forestry workforce in practically all European countries show a continuing sharp decline in the total number of jobs in the forests. When analyzing forest as a working place at local level it appears that a forest holding of 15 000 hectare contributes to creation of 587 jobs including 90 jobs as direct employment, 471 jobs as indirect employment, and 26 jobs as induced employment. Forest jobs provide subsistence for four times more people than the directly employed. / Synopsis. W opracowaniu dokonano analizy zmian leśnictwa jako miejsca pracy. Obecnie we wszystkich „leśnych” krajach europejskich obserwuje się tendencje spadku zatrudnienia bezpośrednio przy realizacji prac leśnych. Z badań przeprowadzonych w Zakładzie Ekonomiki Leśnictwa SGGW wynika, że gospodarstwo leśne o powierzchni 15 tys. ha kreuje 587 miejsc pracy, w tym tylko 90 w formie zatrudnienia bezpośredniego, zaś pośrednio aż 471 miejsc pracy i 26 miejsc w formie zatrudnienia indukowanego. Jedna osoba pracująca w leśnictwie posiada na utrzymaniu w wspólnym gospodarstwie domowym ponad trzy osoby.

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  • Płotkowski, Lech, 2009. "Gospodarstwo leśne jako miejsce zatrudnienia i źródło dochodów ludności wiejskiej," Problems of World Agriculture / Problemy Rolnictwa Światowego, Warsaw University of Life Sciences, vol. 9(24), pages 1-11, December.
    • Handle: RePEc:ags:polpwa:196470
    DOI: 10.22004/ag.econ.196470
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