2018
DOI: 10.17164/ek.2018.026
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Magyarországi magán-erdőtulajdonosok

Abstract: KivonatA földhivatali nyilvántartás adatainak teljes körű elemzése alapján elmondható, hogy a legalább 0,5 ha nagyságú, erdő művelési ágban levő és nem a magyar állam kizárólagos tulajdonát képező erdőterületek tulajdonosainak száma csaknem 425 ezer fő magánszemély és 3 ezer gazdasági, önkormányzati, egyházi és civil szervezet. A tanulmány elsősorban a magánszemély tulajdonosok helyzetét elemzi, és megállapítja, hogy a férfi és a női tulajdonosok létszáma közel azonos, de a férfiak tulajdonát képező erdőterüle… Show more

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“…The 1.1 million hectares of state-owned forest are managed by 21 state forestry companies, while private forests are owned by 450,000 private persons and managed by nearly 32,000 private forest managers, who typically manage small, fragmented areas (with the average management size of around 17 hectares). In Hungary, after the political regime change in 1989, the privatization of the agricultural land and forests was carried out in the 1990s based on compensation tickets [37]. However, in many cases, compensation tickets were granted to old persons who were unable to cultivate land or to persons who had only a historical connection to the land and did not possess the necessary expertise to manage it [38].…”
Section: Hungarian Forestsmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…The 1.1 million hectares of state-owned forest are managed by 21 state forestry companies, while private forests are owned by 450,000 private persons and managed by nearly 32,000 private forest managers, who typically manage small, fragmented areas (with the average management size of around 17 hectares). In Hungary, after the political regime change in 1989, the privatization of the agricultural land and forests was carried out in the 1990s based on compensation tickets [37]. However, in many cases, compensation tickets were granted to old persons who were unable to cultivate land or to persons who had only a historical connection to the land and did not possess the necessary expertise to manage it [38].…”
Section: Hungarian Forestsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…However, in many cases, compensation tickets were granted to old persons who were unable to cultivate land or to persons who had only a historical connection to the land and did not possess the necessary expertise to manage it [38]. The other problem was that the compensation ticket-based privatization created undivided common property co-owned by many private persons [37]. As a result of the process, a significant part of private forest estates became unmanaged.…”
Section: Hungarian Forestsmentioning
confidence: 99%