Social economy
The sustainable management of natural resources contributes to social welfare and the stabilization of the human population in the territory. Farm and forest systems cover multiple uses and functions, and these systems respond to the various social demands placed on them by the farm and forest managers and the population in general.
In the current context of global change, good governance and bioeconomy represent two major pillars on which to base the social and economic development of the territory, capitalizing on the contributions made by both green infrastructure and a range of forest ecosystem services to local development and social welfare.
Novel business models and mechanisms for the sustainable supply of and payment for forest ecosystem services
Decision Making Support for Forest Ecosystem Services in Europe - Value Assessment, Synergy Effects and Trade-offs
Environmental public goods From Farming through Effective Contract Targetting
A joint research and transfer unit to promote the development of biorefineries and bioproducts from Mediterranean agroforest ecosystems
