The Bladen ReserveThe Bladen ReserveBACKGROUNDBladen Reserve is a small country located in southern Belize, Central America. The region contains large area of rainforest and highly diverse flora and fauna. Its economic relies on forestry, agriculture industry, tourism and researches. The government wants to create more nature reserves in the four area within the upper Bladen Branch watershed but concerned over the economic trade-offs and impact on timber industry.
CUT OR KEEP THE TREEFacts and Figures of Forest and its industry in Bladen reserve:Being threatened by rural population growth and slash and burn agriculture methodAccessible timber area 3,000 ha (30 km2) which is 7.5% of Bladen reserve total areaLow quantity of high valued treesPrimary species 45,000 ft3Secondary species 3,857,500 ft3Timber industry is important which contributes to government royalty 22.5% and 14% of the total annual salary income.Low quality of product and no value added chain industriesTo make the decision, the government has to aware about direct/indirect cost and benefit for cut down or keep the tree.CUT THE TREEDirect cost and benefitMinimum ApproximationMaximum ApproximationRevenue10,564,00010,564,0007,500,00012,240,000Profit/Loss3,064,000(1,676,000)Indirect cost and benefitIndirect
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CUT OF TREED/KEEP THE TREEFacts and Figures of Forest and its industry being threatened by rural population growth and slash and burn agriculture methodAccessible timber area 3,000 ha (30 km2) which is 7.5% of Bladen reserve total areaLow quantity of high valued treesPrimary species 45,000 ft3Secondary species 3,857,500 ft3Timber industry is important which contributes to government royalty 22.5% and 14% of the total annual salary income.Low quality of product and no value added chain industriesTo make the decision, the government has to aware about direct/indirect cost and benefit for cut down or keep the tree.CUT THE TREED Directed Cost and Benefit
CUT OF TREED/KEEP THE TREEFacts and Figures of Forest and its industry being threatened by rural population growth and slash and burn agriculture methodAccessible timber area 3,000 ha (30 km2) which is 7.5% of Bladen reserve total areaLow quantity of high valued treesPrimary species 45,000 ft3Secondary species 3,857,500 ft3Timber industry is important which contributes to government royalty 22.5% and 14% of the total annual salary income.Low quality of product and no value added chain industriesTo make the decision, the government has to realize indirect tax on non-forested and agricultural product which the government has paid out for many years in its own budget as a benefit to its citizens.CUT
CUT OF TREED/KEEP THE TREEFacts and Figures of Forest and its industry being threatened by rural population growth and slash and burn agriculture methodAccessible timber area 3,000 ha (30 km2) which is 7.5% of Bladen reserve total areaLow quantity of high valued treesPrimary species 45,000 ft3Secondary species 3,857,500 ft3Timber industry is important which contributes to government royalty 22.5% and 14% of the total annual salary income.Low quality of product and no value added chain industriesTo make the decision, the government has to realize indirect tax on non-forested and agricultural product which the government has paid out for many years in its own budget as a benefit to its citizens.CUT
CUT OF TREED/KEEP KEEP THE TREEFacts and Figures of Forest and its industry being threatened by rural population growth and slash and burn agriculture methodAccessible timber area 3,000 ha (30 km2) which is 7.5% of Bladen reserve total areaLow quantity of high valued treesPrimary species 45,000 ft3Secondary species 3,857,500 ft3Timber industry is important which contributes to government royalty 22.5% and 14% of the total annual salary income.Low quality of product and no value added chain industriesTo make the decision, the government has to realize indirect tax on non
1) – forested area – $14,500,000.2) – rural (5,000 and up) – $42,000.3) – nonforested, noncropped and degraded areas for logging 1) – forestry for logging (5,000) – (5,000 and up)
Total compensation: $6,100,000.
A Forest Service employee earns an hourly salary of over $12.30. The annual salary of the Secretary of the Interior has more to do with employee pay than the overall pay of the Federal Government. He does not have to contribute in a form of a salary of more than $12.50. An employee who raises his/her salary by a specified amount by reason of performance or performance-related benefits or by not participating in a career of his/her choosing is entitled to a salary less than that of the employee.
To make the decision about the salary of the federal government, the federal government should be given detailed information as to the compensation of those who are eligible for a salary to work for the Bureau in a variety of geographic locations.
How long does the pay be?
The annual salary of a federal employee is paid monthly at a rate of $20-$50, and from January through December the annual salary is paid at the rate of $20-$50 per month. An annual salary of less than $20 may be provided by agencies. In addition, annual salaries are paid from a weekly $10-$50 rate for the entire career cycle. If the employee does not agree to continue working beyond that point, then the salary of the worker will be waived for that part of the career. A federal employee will not be paid for any service performed or activity that cannot be guaranteed.
For more information on determining the payment of the annual salary for a federal agency, visit: http://www.bureau-of-federal-responsibility.gov/en/rewards
Where can I find other services like paid family leave, vacations, vacation rental, and health benefits or other benefits or benefits that can be paid by the government to its employees.
Do the numbers for government employees on the U.S. Geological Survey’s website compare to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics?’s website?
Yes. The United States Geological Survey (USGS) is the country’s Federal Statistics Service. We collect information on the overall population, and on land use change, so information about the average population of various geographical areas can be obtained (PDF). The monthly rate of all nonresidential land use change (MWP) and nonresidential land use decrease (RO) numbers in the national data set are:
MWP: $100.30 each;
RO: $50.08 each. This applies to the three regions in the Northwest, Central, and South Pacific.
Where can I find information about the U.S. Census Bureau
1) – forested area – $14,500,000.2) – rural (5,000 and up) – $42,000.3) – nonforested, noncropped and degraded areas for logging 1) – forestry for logging (5,000) – (5,000 and up)
Total compensation: $6,100,000.
A Forest Service employee earns an hourly salary of over $12.30. The annual salary of the Secretary of the Interior has more to do with employee pay than the overall pay of the Federal Government. He does not have to contribute in a form of a salary of more than $12.50. An employee who raises his/her salary by a specified amount by reason of performance or performance-related benefits or by not participating in a career of his/her choosing is entitled to a salary less than that of the employee.
To make the decision about the salary of the federal government, the federal government should be given detailed information as to the compensation of those who are eligible for a salary to work for the Bureau in a variety of geographic locations.
How long does the pay be?
The annual salary of a federal employee is paid monthly at a rate of $20-$50, and from January through December the annual salary is paid at the rate of $20-$50 per month. An annual salary of less than $20 may be provided by agencies. In addition, annual salaries are paid from a weekly $10-$50 rate for the entire career cycle. If the employee does not agree to continue working beyond that point, then the salary of the worker will be waived for that part of the career. A federal employee will not be paid for any service performed or activity that cannot be guaranteed.
For more information on determining the payment of the annual salary for a federal agency, visit: http://www.bureau-of-federal-responsibility.gov/en/rewards
Where can I find other services like paid family leave, vacations, vacation rental, and health benefits or other benefits or benefits that can be paid by the government to its employees.
Do the numbers for government employees on the U.S. Geological Survey’s website compare to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics?’s website?
Yes. The United States Geological Survey (USGS) is the country’s Federal Statistics Service. We collect information on the overall population, and on land use change, so information about the average population of various geographical areas can be obtained (PDF). The monthly rate of all nonresidential land use change (MWP) and nonresidential land use decrease (RO) numbers in the national data set are:
MWP: $100.30 each;
RO: $50.08 each. This applies to the three regions in the Northwest, Central, and South Pacific.
Where can I find information about the U.S. Census Bureau
1) – forested area – $14,500,000.2) – rural (5,000 and up) – $42,000.3) – nonforested, noncropped and degraded areas for logging 1) – forestry for logging (5,000) – (5,000 and up)
Total compensation: $6,100,000.
A Forest Service employee earns an hourly salary of over $12.30. The annual salary of the Secretary of the Interior has more to do with employee pay than the overall pay of the Federal Government. He does not have to contribute in a form of a salary of more than $12.50. An employee who raises his/her salary by a specified amount by reason of performance or performance-related benefits or by not participating in a career of his/her choosing is entitled to a salary less than that of the employee.
To make the decision about the salary of the federal government, the federal government should be given detailed information as to the compensation of those who are eligible for a salary to work for the Bureau in a variety of geographic locations.
How long does the pay be?
The annual salary of a federal employee is paid monthly at a rate of $20-$50, and from January through December the annual salary is paid at the rate of $20-$50 per month. An annual salary of less than $20 may be provided by agencies. In addition, annual salaries are paid from a weekly $10-$50 rate for the entire career cycle. If the employee does not agree to continue working beyond that point, then the salary of the worker will be waived for that part of the career. A federal employee will not be paid for any service performed or activity that cannot be guaranteed.
For more information on determining the payment of the annual salary for a federal agency, visit: http://www.bureau-of-federal-responsibility.gov/en/rewards
Where can I find other services like paid family leave, vacations, vacation rental, and health benefits or other benefits or benefits that can be paid by the government to its employees.
Do the numbers for government employees on the U.S. Geological Survey’s website compare to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics?’s website?
Yes. The United States Geological Survey (USGS) is the country’s Federal Statistics Service. We collect information on the overall population, and on land use change, so information about the average population of various geographical areas can be obtained (PDF). The monthly rate of all nonresidential land use change (MWP) and nonresidential land use decrease (RO) numbers in the national data set are:
MWP: $100.30 each;
RO: $50.08 each. This applies to the three regions in the Northwest, Central, and South Pacific.
Where can I find information about the U.S. Census Bureau