ECOLOGICAL AND ECONOMIC CLASSIFICATION OF REGIONAL FOREST RESOURCES AS A BASIS FOR THEIR EVALUATION
Abstract
Improving the economic statistics of forestry in the Republic of Uzbekistan is one of the key directions for the development of the forestry complex and the national economy as a whole. Statistical indicators related to the forestry sector form the basis of an information system for the accounting and evaluation of forest resources. Within this system, the classification of forest resources according to their economic and ecological roles plays an important role. This article examines the principles of ecological and economic classification that serve as the foundation for the ecological-economic evaluation of forest resources. This evaluation emerges as a central element in the economic mechanism of forest utilization and is based on the recognition of the equal importance of both ecological and economic components for societal life and development.
Keywords
public-private partnership, forest infrastructure, organizational-legal mechanism, competitiveness, transport network, project financing, legislative framework, private sector participation, investment attractiveness, sustainable development.
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