Fernando Saravia 
Small-scale sawmills in industrial and social development of backward forestry areas.
Saravia F. (1979). Small-scale sawmills in industrial and social development of backward forestry areas. Silva Fennica vol. 13 no. 3 article id 5046. https://doi.org/10.14214/sf.a14903
Abstract
This paper analyses the potential of utilizing a previously existing infrastructure of small sawmills in a backward area to enhance planned social development, considering at the same time both social and economic objectives. The paper presents the case of a rural forest region of 352,000 ha in Southern Chile in the period 1970–73. It is concluded that meaningful contributions can be made by this traditional industry to such development.
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Keywords
forestry;
sawmill industry;
economic development;
Chile;
social changes
Published in 1979
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