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community and the forest workers,
both in-house and contracted.
In 2014 we started social monito-
ring focused on examining trends and
migratory processes to urban centres
as a general problem, as well as disper-
sed rural communities in the
company’s area of influence.
The specific aims of the study are:
· To identify the main recent demo-
graphic trends in the area of influence
and the variables that tend to explain
mobility in this type of rural commu-
nity.
• To examine the aspects valued
by the resident population in the
area of influence in terms of the
supply of services and current
employment.
• To examine the degree of attach-
ment to the town and the inten-
tions to migrate to urban cen-
tres.
• To identify the motives that
could strengthen permanence
within the communities.
• To examine the training de-
mands and expectations of
young people in the area and
their families.
• To determine the socio-demo-
graphic features of the target
population and their families.
• This monitoring also includes
the study of the characteristics,
needs and satisfaction of the
human resources employed by
both the service providers and
the company itself.
Joint work with
communities helps
strengthen links and
understand their
development needs
more thoroughly