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Επίπεδο εγγραφής: Έργο ολοκληρωμένο
Εξωτερική διεύθυνση διάθεσης πλήρους ψηφιακού τεκμηρίου με ανοικτή πρόσβαση (link): https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S2212420923001954?via%3Dihub
Χρονολογία: 2023
Θέμα: Forest fires
Δασικές πυρκαγιές
Δημιουργός: Ascoli, D.
Plana, E.
Oggioni, S.
Tomao, A.
Colonico, M.
Corona, P.
Giannino, F.
Moreno, M.
Xanthopoulos, Gavriil
Kaoukis, Konstantinos
Athanasiou, Miltiadis
Colaço, C.
Rego, F.
Sequeira, A.
Acacio, V.
Serra, M.
Barbati, A.
Ξανθόπουλος, Γαβριήλ
Αθανασίου, Μιλτιάδης
Τίτλος: Fire-smart solutions for sustainable wildfire risk prevention: Bottom-up initiatives meet top-down policies under EU green deal
Γλώσσα: Αγγλικά
Λέξεις-Κλειδιά: Forest firesWildfire risk preventionFire resistantResilient landscapesFire smartFuel managementEU Green dealBioeconomyΔασικές πυρκαγιές
Προσδιοριστής: DOI: https
Περίληψη: Fuel management for wildfire risk prevention generally lacks economic sustainability. In marginal areas of southern Europe, this limits fuel treatment programs from reaching the critical mass of required treated area to modify landscape flammability, the fire regime and its impacts. This study investigates key fuel management initiatives for wildfire risk prevention in southern EU countries. We compared local approaches through a bottom-up selection of 38 initiatives, which we analyzed systematically through a set of fire-smart criteria: sustainability, cost-benefit ratio, synergies and inter-sectoral cooperation, integration between strategic prevention planning and multiple land governance goals (e.g., rural development, biodiversity conservation, energy supply), innovation and knowledge transfer, and adaptive management. We summarized lessons learned from the most innovative initiatives, by identifying solutions and functional approaches for building sustainable fuel management at the landscape scale, under fire-smart management principles. These make synergistic use of private, public and European resources to activate value chains that valorize the products, by-products and services generated by fuel management activities and their positive externalities on ecosystem services. The multiple mechanisms include fire-marketing, Payment for Ecosystem Services schemes, specific taxes, or environmental compensatory measures. These mechanisms catalyze the interest of multiple stakeholders (economic actors, private owners, land and fire management agencies) improving the cost-efficiency of landscape fuel management. We contend that the EU Green Deal offers the political backing and framework (mainstreaming of EU strategies and funding opportunities) to enable the replication of documented fire-smart models and functional approaches to wildfire risk prevention.
Εξειδίκευση τύπου : Άρθρο
Τίτλος περιέχουσας πηγής: International Journal of Disaster Risk Reduction
Άδεια χρήσης: Αναφορά Παρόμοια Διανομή
Διάθεση ψηφιακού τεκμηρίου: Πλήρης
Αρίθμηση περιέχουσας πηγής: Vol. 92
Σελίδες περιέχουσας πηγής: 103715
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