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​6 July 2016Charles Darwin University 1.1.01 building, Blue precinct Casuarina, NT A campus map can be downloaded from Charles Darwin University. Note that pay parking is in operation at Charles Darwin University.…
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Appendix 1: Current Montreal process socio-economic indicators

​​​​​​​​​From http://www.rinya.maff.go.jp/mpci/rep-pub/1995/santiago_e.html#c6 Criterion 6: Maintenance and enh​ancement of long-term multiple socio-economic benefits to meet the needs of societies…
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9. Reference

​​​​​​ABS (Australian Bureau of Statistics). 2001. Measuring well-being: frameworks for Australian social statistics. ABS Catalogue No. 4160.00. ABS, Canberra. Anderson, L.M. 1981 Land Use Designations Affect Perception of Scenic Beauty in Forest Landscapes. Forest Science Vol 27. No. 2 pp. 392-…
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1. Introduction

​​In April 2008, the Forest Industries Branch of the Department of Agriculture, Fisheries and Forestry (DAFF) engaged the Fenner School of Environment and Society to identify a set of indicators to…
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Recommended indicators for monitoring social and economic impacts of forestry over time in Australia

​​​Report prepared for Department of Agriculture, Fisheries and Forestry by the Fenner School of Environment and Society,​ CanberraJune 2008J. Schirmer, E. Loxton and A. Campbell-…
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3. Results of the case study

​​This section presents results for each of the indicators tested in this case study. The key uses and limitations of each indicator are explained, and conclusions are drawn as to its usefulness of the…
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5. References

​​Schirmer, J. (2008). Forestry, jobs and spending: Forest industry employment and expenditure in Tasmania, 2005-06. Technical Report No. 184. Cooperative Research Centre for Forestry, Hobart. URL: www.…
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1. Introduction

​​In April 2008, the Forest Industries Branch of the Department of Agriculture, Fisheries and Forestry (DAFF) engaged the Fenner School of Environment and Society to identify a set of indicators to…
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3.3 Impacts of the forest industry on its workforce

​​The following indicators provide information that can assist in monitoring the social and economic impacts of the forest industry on the people who depend on forestry for their livelihood, by analysing…
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Executive Summary

​​This report presents results of a case study in which recommended indicators for monitoring the social and economic impacts of forestry were tested in north east Tasmania. The indicators tested were…
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