TAILIEUCHUNG - Agroforest marketing methodology

This paper first categories agroforestry visually into 28 types and determines which have been studied by which disciplines. A detailed inventory shows that living fences, forest farming, mushroom and sap production, game hunting, wild life observation, ecotourism and landscape enhancement have been all but ignored in the literature. | AGROFOREST MARKETING METHODOLOGY Peter Calkins CRÉA Laval University Canada ABSTRACT Rapid deforestation on a global level occurs both because standard measures of development ignore environmental costs and because markets for nonwood agroforest products and services are un der developed. This paper first categories agroforestry visually into 28 types and determines which have been studied by which disciplines. A detailed inventory shows that living fences forest farming mushroom and sap production game hunting wild life observation ecotourism and landscape enhancement have been all but ignored in the literature. Furthermore while socioeconomic analyses of agroforest systems have increased over the past seven years only one-sixth of socioeconomic articles even mention marketing. The paper then develops piece-by-piece an integrated methodology for evaluating past studies and planning future projects in agroforest marketing. Such a framework could ensure that nothing important is left out and promote exchange and comparison of research results across sites. It also reveals that to date the unique methods of marketing research into marketing channels flowcharts efficiency scores structureconduct-performance analyses SWOT diagrams and consumer behavior focus-groups contingent valuation total quality analysis are almost totally absent from the literature. Effective social marketing and sustainable agroforest development in the future must therefore rely upon fuller use of the methodological toolkit in social sciences. Key words agroforestry marketing methodology social marketing sustainability. Introduction Rapid deforestation in developing countries - whether Nepal Vietnam or Brazil -results from imbalances within and among the environmental technological social cultural political and economic dimensions of the agroforest marketing system. Such disequilibria have led to large and rising losses of forest-cover soil stability air and water quality income and even the .

• Lâm nghiệp
• Agroforest marketing methodology
• Categories agroforestry visually
• The Agroforestry
• Social marketing
• The Sustainability
• Sustainability Reports of top 100
• Importance of Sustainability reporting
• Sustainability Reporting trends
• Non profit and for profit organizations
• Quality of the information
• Sustainability report
• Corporate social responsibility
• Sustainability report practices
• Significant positive correlation
• Quality sustainability disclosure
• Debt Sustainability
• Debt Indicators
• Debt Sustainability Framework
• Debt Distress
• Performance
• Allocation System
• Sustainable distribution
• Sustainability in logistics
• Supply chain management
• Environmental sustainability standards
• Low emission vehicles
• Logistics system based
• Non performing loans
• Affecting factor
• Vietnam commercial banks
• The sustainability of Vietnam’s financial system
• Journal of technology and science education
• A multicultural approach to teach sustainability
• Multicultural approach to teach sustainability
• Problem Based Learning
• Non Portuguese speaking students
• Further adequate accommodation
• Teaching and learning the sustainability
• Social compromise skills
• Pedagogical Innovatons involving Sustainability
• Adequate sustainable vision
• Determinants of sustainability reporting
• An empirical research on Vietnamese Listed companies
• Vietnamese Listed companies
• Construct sustainability reporting index
• Winged bean
• Sustainability index
• Stability parameter
• Stability and sustainability
• Selection criteria
• Trade toward sustainability
• Hanoi trade toward sustainability
• Sustainable development
• Analyzing the practices of sustainable development
• Future sustainable trade development
• Deposit insurance
• Commercial banks
• Financial sustainability
• Banking system
• Ensuring financial sustainability
• Indicators to monitor
• Evaluate the sustainability of bioeconomy
• Monitoring sustainability at territorial level
• Measure product circularity
• SDG indicators to achieve
• Agro ecosystem
• Non monetory
• Sustainability in agriculture
• Nonmonetary inputs for sustainability
• Optimum use of nonmonetary inputs
• Transformative learning
• Transformation to sustainability
• Sustainability Vietnam Mekong Delta
• VACB model
• VACB in Can Tho
• Green gram
• Sustainability yield index
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• Improved technology
• Hyper arid partially irrigated
• Climate change
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• Biochar for enhancing agricultural sustainability
• World irreversibly
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• Board diversity
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• Sustainability performance in Malaysia
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• Urban consumers
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• Assessment of green consumerism
• Organizational culture
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• Aligning organizational culture
• University level for corporate sustainability
• Preferred culture types
• Disclosure data of sustainability reports
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• Context of industry 4 0
• Energy more efficiently
• Legislation system in each nation
• Social Sciences
• Chiang Mai province
• Highland agricultural land use patterns
• Mae Raem watershed
• Mae Sa watershed
• Energy research and social sience
• Top down sustainability transitions
• Sustainability transitions
• Electric vehicles
• Top down
• Acceleration strategies
• Soil fertility and sustainability
• Beneficial effects of PGPR
• Noble liquid manures
• Enhancing soil fertility
• Enhancing soil fertility and sustainability