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A Study on Wood Product Industry in Myanmar (Case Study: Wood-Based Industries Zone, Shwe Pyi Thar Township , Yangon Region) (Ye Tun Than,2025)

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Title A Study on Wood Product Industry in Myanmar (Case Study: Wood-Based Industries Zone, Shwe Pyi Thar Township , Yangon Region) (Ye Tun Than,2025)
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Publication date 2025-06-01
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Ye Tun Than
Description
This study explores employee perceptions and experiences within the woodbased
industry Zone in Shwe Pyi Thar Township, Yangon Region, Myanmar, focusing
on governance, environmental sustainability, economic impact, community
engagement, and working conditions. Based on responses from 110 workers across
various roles, the findings reveal that the workforce is predominantly male, middleaged,
and primarily employed in assistant-level positions. Most employees have
completed secondary education and demonstrate long-term service in the industry.
Employment is nearly evenly split between full-time and part-time roles, reflecting
flexibility in the labor structure. Descriptive analysis indicates that governance and
regulation are met with cautious optimism. Employees in Myanmar express moderate
confidence in government monitoring and policy enforcement, but skepticism remains
about sustainability policies' long-term impact. They are aware of eco-friendly
practices, economic benefits, and community engagement. However, integration of
community feedback into operations is limited. Concerns about job insecurity and
illegal logging threaten employment stability and environmental outcomes. To address
these concerns, the study recommends enhancing regulatory transparency, promoting
inclusive community engagement, and strengthening job security.
Thesis/dissertations
Yangon University of Economics
Dr. Thet Mon Soe
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