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PRODUCTOS FORESTALES NO MADEREROS EN CHILE.
Los «productos forestales no madereros» (PFNM), cumplen un papel crucial en la vida diaria y en el bienestar de las comunidades locales, como una fuente de importantes insumos, tales corno alimentos, forraje, fertilizante, energía, fibra, medicinas, aceite, resina, goma y material de construcción, entre muchos otros. Constituyen también materia prima para innumerables industrias que procesan o producen, por ejemplo, muebles, aceites y artesanías. Favorecen así oportunidades de empleo y generan ingresos para las comunidades. También contribuyen a la conservación de la biodiversidad y a otros objetivos ambientales.  El presente documento, que ha sido preparado con los valiosos aportes de varios autores, bajo la coordinación de la Corporación de Investigaciones Tecnológicas (INTEC-CHILE), y reúne información sobre aspectos relevantes de los PFNM en Chile, que tienen un gran potencial de desarrollo en el país. Para más información, dirigirse a:
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