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Rome, 1997
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Forest resources of countries in Central and Eastern Europe
Forest industry
Marketing and trade of wood and wood products
Forestry education
Forestry research
Public participation
Forest policy and legislationInstitutional responsibility for forestry extension
Training of forestry extension personnel
Government support for forestry extension
Organization of private forest owners
Main constraints encountered in forestry extension
Forestry extension needs identified by the CEE
Forestry extension and other land ownership patternsPrivate forestry
Forestry extensionGeneral
Institutional issues
Technical and policy issues
Capacity building issues
Financial and economic issues
Annex 2: Total forest ownership patterns before 1985