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M. Šporčić, I. Martinić: USLUŽNI IZVODITELJI ŠUMSKIH RADOVA U HRVATSKOJ Šumarski list br. 11-12. CXXV1II (2004), 633-648 Martinić , I., T. Krema , 1997b: Poduzetnici u šum- marski fakultet Sveučilišta u Zagrebu, 100 pp, skim djelatnostima u dva francuska departmana. Zagreb. Meh. šumarstva22(1), pp. 66. Vondra, V., I. Martinić, M. Zdjelar, 1997: Pro Martinić , I., 1998: Stanje i razvoj izvođenja šum- cjena uzroka nerazvijenosti privatnog poduzetskih radova u Hrvatskoj neovisnim poduzetnici- ništva u šumskom gospodarstvu Hrvatske. Stu- ma. Meh. šumarstva 23 (1): 7-15. dija. Zavod za istraživanja u šumarstvu, Sumar Š p or č i ć, M., A. S ab o, 2002: Ozljeđivanje radnika u ski fakultet Sveučilišta u Zagrebu, 14 pp. hrvatskom šumarstvu tijekom razdoblja 1991- *** "Hrvatske šume" p.o. Zagreb: Poslovna izvješća 2000. Šumarski list 126 (5-6): 261-271, Zagreb. 1998. do 2002., Zagreb. Šporčić , M., 2003: Uspostava modela potvrđivanja izvoditelja šumskih radova. Magistarski rad, Šu SUMMARY: This paper presents the position of providing forest services in Croatia by independent contractors. The actual position has been assessed based on a comprehensive analysis of contractors and services provided in the period J 998 to 2002. The profile of forest contractors has been determined by analysis of form and characteristics of contractors, who offered to provide their services as forest contractors through public tenders announced by "Hrvatske šume ". The data for 538 contractors involved their structure by their headquarters, number of permanently employed workers, number of employed graduated engineers, number of forest mechanisation and type of services. The type, volume, value and time limits of the contracted works have also been analysed. It has been determined that contractors interested in periodical and short- term forestry engagement prevail. They were mostly minor, poorly equipped, family enterprises, usually without permanently employed workers and without typical working equipment for forest operations, if any. The highest number of contractors comes from central Croatia, Gorski Kotar and Lika, and the lowest from Istria and Dalmatia. Apart from poor technical and technological basis, the professional level of the provision of forest services is especially disputable since such operational units only employ few graduated engineers. The results of the analysis have shown that the actual forest contractors, regardless of their significant share in executing production tasks, are neither well organised nor adequately qualified and hence they cannot be taken for stable partners in the management of the Croatian forests. Attention has also been drawn to the need for developing a model, which would provide the continuation of the first officially accredited and qualified forest contractors. Key words: forestry, forest contractors, entrepreneur ship, licensing |