Gestion Durable des Forêts (GDF) Boîte à outils

Analyse et développement des marchés des petites entreprises forestières

Le module sur l’Analyse et le développement des marchés des petites entreprises forestières s’adresse aux gestionnaires forestiers, aux groupes d'utilisateurs de la forêt et aux propriétaires fonciers souhaitant créer des entreprises forestières pour tirer des revenus réguliers des forêts. Le module indique les principes à prendre en compte dans le cadre de la création d’entreprises forestières axée sur l’analyse et le développement des marchés, les éléments clés des plans de développement des entreprises et les étapes à parcourir pour l’élaboration de tels plans. Il fournit aussi des liens vers des outils et études de cas visant à promouvoir l’analyse et le développement des marchés des entreprises forestières.

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