This track focuses on the economic principles underlying forest management and policy-making. It aims to explore the implications of various regulatory frameworks on forest sustainability and economic viability.

This session addresses the economic aspects of silviculture practices and their impact on forest productivity. Participants will discuss the balance between ecological health and economic returns in forest management.

This track examines the supply and demand dynamics within the forest products market. It will highlight trends, challenges, and opportunities faced by the forest industry in a globalized economy.

This session explores the role of technological advancements in enhancing forestry practices and economic outcomes. Discussions will include the adoption of new technologies and their implications for operational efficiency.

This track focuses on methodologies for valuing non-market goods and services provided by forests. It aims to foster discussions on how these valuations can influence policy and management decisions.

This session delves into the complexities of international trade in forest products, including trade policies and their economic impacts. Participants will analyze case studies to understand global market trends.

This track emphasizes the importance of cost-benefit analysis in forestry decision-making. It will cover various methodologies and their applications in evaluating forestry projects and policies.

This session investigates the economic implications of climate change on forestry practices. Discussions will focus on adaptation strategies and the role of forests in mitigating climate change effects.

This track examines the economic factors influencing land use decisions in forestry. It aims to explore the interplay between land use, economic development, and environmental sustainability.

This session analyzes various ownership structures in forestry and their impact on management practices. Participants will discuss the economic implications of public versus private ownership.

This track focuses on the economic aspects of bioenergy production from forest resources. It will explore the potential of forestry as a sustainable source of energy and its market implications.