Influence of collective forest tenure reform on rural households' forestry management investment: the case from seven provinces in China
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- doi:10.1108/fer-08-2022-0008
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- Boyao Song · Bingxin Liu · Chao He
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- 2022
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Beijing Forestry University
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Purpose The main objectives of collective forest tenure reform in China are to stimulate rural households to invest in forestry management, protect the ecosystem and improve their livelihood. By constructing the unbalanced panel data of household investment, this study discusses the dynamic changes and influencing factors of household investment, which will lay a foundation for further research and provide a reference for decision-making. Design/methodology/approach Based on 3,500 samples from rural households in the provinces of Fujian, Hunan, Yunnan, Shaanxi, Jiangxi, Gansu, and Liaoning collected during field investigations from 2010 to 2015, this study conducts an empirical analysis of the household investment in forestry management and its factors with nonbalanced panels. Findings According to the analysis, the average investment in forestry management per household from 2010 to 2015 fluctuates greatly; the age of the householder, increased forestry area, subsidies, joining professional cooperatives, and forest tenure mortgage show positive effects on achieving the objectives. Originality/value The discussions are drawn from the study that supporting policies such as the forest tenure transfer system, professional cooperatives, financial services and subsidies should be further improved to sustain a positive in the forestry industry.
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Boyao Song; Bingxin Liu; Chao He. Influence of collective forest tenure reform on rural households' forestry management investment: the case from seven provinces in China. 2022. https://doi.org/10.1108/fer-08-2022-0008
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