"""Continuous improvement and audit-readiness practices."""

title: str = "Continuous Improvement and Audit Readiness"

content: str = """
Sustainable logging programs improve over time when review routines are structured
and evidence-based. Monthly or campaign-end reviews should compare planned versus
actual outcomes across safety, environment, production, and compliance indicators.
The purpose is to identify system-level improvements, not only to explain isolated
variance after the fact.

Useful review inputs include incident trends, corrective-action closure quality,
contractor performance scores, inventory accuracy drift, and regeneration progress.
Findings should be prioritized by risk and feasibility, with owners assigned for
implementation and follow-up verification.

Audit readiness is a by-product of good operations, not a separate project rushed
before inspections. When procedures, field records, and decision rationales are
consistently maintained, internal and external audits become validation exercises
instead of emergency reconstruction efforts. Continuous improvement protects forest
value, strengthens team capability, and keeps the organization credible with both
regulators and commercial partners.
"""

version: str = "0.0.1"
