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Abstract
In this paper the Analytic Hierarchy Process (AHP) multicreteria evaluation method has been used to
evaluate 4 different competing management options at olive plantations (Olea europaea L.) in
mountain areas. All the evaluation process is integrated into a Geographical Information System (GIS)
that gave possibility to allocate each of the options geographically. The results suggested that area
currently occupied by conventional olive farming should be restructured as (% of area occupation):
35.8% to conventional olive farming, 23.3% to integrated olive farming, 19.1% to organic olive
farming and 22.8% transformed to natural use as a Mediterranean forest in order to increase the social
welfare of the society.