Towards a collaborative (public-private partnership) approach to research and development in Canada’s forest sector: an innovation system perspective

Hayter, Roger; Clapp, Alex

doi:10.1016/j.forpol.2020.102119

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“…The models determine the decisions of inventory planners [16,17]. In addition, an important contribution was made by works aimed at studying the public-private partnership mechanism in the forest complex, including concession relations [18][19][20].…”

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Socio-Economic Aspects of Strategic Development of the Forest Complex in the Bashkir Region

Lukyanova¹,

Sultanova²,

Zalilova³

et al. 2023

Pol. J. Environ. Stud.

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The purpose of the research is a socio-economic assessment of the effective integrated use of forest resources in the region. The methodology of socio-economic assessment of the effective integrated use of forest resources of the region is proposed, which is based on: an assessment of the number of contributions to the regional trust fund, based on the differentiation of minimum rates of payment for the use of forest resources; calculation of an integral coefficient reflecting the effectiveness of the mechanism of financial regulation according to economic, social and environmental criteria. The conceptual novelty of the research is determined by the creation of a Regional Trust Fund to support projects for the development of the forest complex in the region, which makes it possible: to level the conditions of forest resources management in the republic by differentiating minimum rates of payment for the use of forest resources; to assess the effectiveness of various measures up to time and allocate more funds for reforestation; minimize personnel risk in the industry and obtain information necessary to adapt the proposed mechanism to changes in the economy.

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Socio-Economic Aspects of Strategic Development of the Forest Complex in the Bashkir Region

Lukyanova¹,

Sultanova²,

Zalilova³

et al. 2023

Pol. J. Environ. Stud.

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“…The rules, trends, policies, and administrative laws that control, direct or manage the activities, organizations, and systems are all addressed in this category (Cloutier, et al, 2020). Robitaille et al (2017), Dockry et al (2018) and Hayter & Clapp (2020) are authors who mentioned several mechanisms from this category.…”

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Inter-firm Collaboration in the Forest Products Industry: A Literature Review

Eskandari,

Lehoux,

Cloutier

2021

Proceedings of the International Conference on Industrial Engineering and Operations Management

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International competition, particularly in the forest products industry, is constantly increasing; even the largest companies have had to adapt to keep their market share. A successful strategy, for enterprises to remain competitive, is to establish collaborations with other business entities in order to access new markets and satisfy customer demand. The goal of this paper is to investigate the relevance of collaboration in the forest products industry via a systematic literature review method and explore the proposed collaboration mechanisms, main drivers, benefits, facilitators, and challenges of collaboration. A total of 70 articles were reviewed and results demonstrate the importance of collaboration in the forest products industry. Joint practices and contractual and economic practices are among the most popular collaboration mechanisms identified. Furthermore, lack of trust and developing a win-win collaboration condition seem to be the key challenges in this industry. On the other hand, cost based strategy, sustainability and environmental performance, and competition are among the principal drivers and benefits faced by the sector. Finally, financial incentives, bonuses and subsidies are the most important facilitators. A framework for inter-firm collaboration in the forest products supply chain is proposed in order to help firms identify the best-fit collaborative mechanisms for their particular collaborative initiative.

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“…In forestry research, innovation systems are usually addressed as institutional learning and interaction processes, region or value-chain (see, e.g. Weiss et al 2017 , Hayter and Clapp 2020 , Lovrić and Lovrić 2020 ). The MLP framework does not set such boundaries and magnifies the role of non-institutional agents (such as forest owners and their social embedding), and especially end-users (those who benefit from multifunctional forests) (Geels 2004 ).…”

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Continuous Cover Forestry Practitioners in a Clear-cutting-oriented System: Assessing the Potential to Foster the Practice

Kiisel

Remm

2022

Small-scale Forestry

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Recently, changes in society have brought about the rediscovery of continuous cover forestry (CCF) as a forest management approach that helps to create multifunctional forests. However, the practice of CCF is only used in a relatively small area in the world, and its development potential is unclear. We studied the potential of forest owners practising CCF to act as niche experimenters to provide clear-cutting-oriented Estonian forestry with experience for the development of CCF for specific needs. We adopt a multi-level perspective of socio-technical transitions, which proposes that forest owners’ silvicultural choices develop and are stabilised in a complex, change-resistant and cross-sectoral framework that is formed by actors’ networks, material artefacts and rules. The spread of the alternative silvicultural approach depends on the susceptibility of this framework, but also on owners’ ability to form experimental niches: protected “incubation rooms” of change. To explore that potential, we visited eighteen forests and interviewed their owners to study their experiences in the enhancement of CCF. Our qualitative analysis demonstrates that the wider adoption of CCF is hindered due to several lock-in mechanisms in Estonian forestry but supported by related sectors. Some owners can apply CCF even within the present forestry framework due to their particular social embedding. However, it is unlikely that forest owners will start using CCF unless the forestry framework changes. We propose an analytical tool to enforce experimental CCF niche formation among the forest owners, as the necessity to apply CCF in the nearest future may increase.

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Towards a collaborative (public-private partnership) approach to research and development in Canada’s forest sector: an innovation system perspective

Cited by 8 publications

References 25 publications

Socio-Economic Aspects of Strategic Development of the Forest Complex in the Bashkir Region

Socio-Economic Aspects of Strategic Development of the Forest Complex in the Bashkir Region

Inter-firm Collaboration in the Forest Products Industry: A Literature Review

Continuous Cover Forestry Practitioners in a Clear-cutting-oriented System: Assessing the Potential to Foster the Practice

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