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Survey Questionnaire on Public Perspectives on Forests in Europe (Part 2 - Italian Version)

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Aug 29, 2025
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This questionnaire explores public views on forests and restoration, covering benefits, practices, impacts, and support. The resource can help provide valuable data for comparative research, evidence-based policy, and fostering public engagement in forest management - This continuation includes the Italian questionnaire. 

This questionnaire is part of a multi-language collection on public perspectives of forests and restoration in Europe. The survey questionnaire was originally designed in English and translated into the 11 other study languages. Translations were prepared using DeepL and subsequently revised by partners in each of the study countries. The full collection includes versions in German, Italian, Swedish, English, Danish, Dutch, French, Spanish, Czech, Serbian, Croatian, and Romanian.

Part 1 with 10 other languages can be found here: https://forestknowledge.eu/resources/survey-questionnaire-on-public-perspectives-on-forests-in-europe-part-1

Kind of License: Creative Commons

The survey questionnaire was originally designed in English and translated into the 11 other languages - This is an Italian version of the questionnaire
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Source/Author(s)
  • Kazungu M.
  • Granberg Å.
  • Svensson J.
  • Dodan M.
  • Prugovečki D.
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Topic
  • Implementation
  • Planning & Upscaling
  • Social & Stakeholder
Stakeholders
  • Funders & Investors
  • Planners & Implementers
  • Policy Actors
Purpose
  • Restoration after direct human impact
  • Social and cultural values
Biogeographic region
  • Continental
  • Mediterranean
Countries
  • Italy
Spatial scale
  • National
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