Fatati's scientific contributions
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Publications (2)
This article describes a new idea of how the level of intervention in household empowerment policies is based on an empirical study of the magnitude of the negative impact of the smallholder palm oil replanting (SPR) program. One of the negative impacts of this program is the temporary loss of income (TLI) for farmer households due to the cessation...
This article describes a new idea of how the level of intervention in household empowerment policies is based on an empirical study of the magnitude of the negative impact of the smallholder palm oil replanting (SPR) program. One of the negative impacts is the temporary loss of income (TLI) for farmer households due to the cessation of production o...
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... If the whole plantation is felled and chipped at once, income losses will be 100% in the rst years (Novra et al., 2021). Partial replanting increases xed costs and could thus be unprotable for smallholders with only one or two plots and small plantation sizes. ...
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