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Changes in forest ownership structure in Sweden
Challenges and opportunities for forest management, conservation, and restoration
Photo: Johan Svennson, Åsa Granberg
This study investigates how increasing NRFO in Sweden — particularly in Västerbotten and Norrbotten counties — may shape forest-related outcomes in the country. Drawing on interviews with 18 stakeholders, the study highlights perceived drivers of increases in NRFOs and identifies related narratives on challenges and opportunities for forest management, conservation, and forest restoration.
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Topic
- Implementation
- Social & Stakeholder
Stakeholders
- Landowners & Practitioners
- Planners & Implementers
- Policy Actors
Countries
- Sweden