chainsaw milling and lumber trade in west africa project

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ANNEX 3: ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT ASSESSMENTSurvey of operational efficiency and environmental impacts of chainsaw and sawmill industriesObservations per day Operational detailsa. Total hours worked per day m.How long have you been doing this workb. Distribution of operation time n. What did you do previouslyidle o. What other work do you dosearching for tree p. How did you get startedCleaning and preparing to cut q. How many days to you work in a monthFelling r. How trees do yo typical fell and mill during one working periodBucking s. How often do you experience breakdownmilling t. Where did you learn the skills requiredTransporting u. What do you do to ensure your safetyc. Dealing with the machine v. Do work at nightcleaning w. Have you had an accident beforesharpening z. Find out who the financiers areRepaire. Number of trees felled & millled per operation Scale of the industryf. Other products harvested in the course of operation 1.Number of chainsaw machines in the communityobservations per tree selected 2.Quantity of chainsaw lumber in the local marketa. Specie of tree selected 3.Number of chainsaw lumber markets in one distictb. Size 4.How much lumber do you receive per weekDBH 5.How much lumber do sell per weekHeight 6. What quantity of chainsaw lumber is in the marketQuality of stem 7. what quantity of sawmill lumber is in the marketc. Find out how the tree was selected: Is it by measuring,observation etc8. What is the unit price of chainsaw lumber in the market (Do byspecie and given specification)d. Time taken to fell the tree9. What is the unit price of sawmill lumber in the market (do it byspecie and given specification)
e. Volume of the log to be converted10 Direct revenue accruing to forest authority through license andstumpage paid by chainsaw operators11.Direct revenue accruing to forest authority through license andf. Time taken to convert log to lumberstumpage paid by sawmill operators with the forest districtg. Volume of log left as wasteh. Volume of boards obtained after conversion Measures of efficiencyi. Extent of opening in forest to conduct and extract (distance &width of clearing 1. Interest rates of loan taken for one operationJ. Number of nearby trees damaged or killed 2. wage paymentK. Extent of soil damaged (area of soil exposed) 3.Opportunity cost of family members and proprietorL. Extent of roading (width and length from main to road 4. The firms fixed capital5. The firms working capitalMeasures to improve chainsaw operations 6. Total revenue after operationWhat are the priorities for change to make this moresustainable 7.Total cost of inputs into this operation8. Opportunity cost of lhired abour9. Opportunity cost of the capital used in the operation
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