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GOVERNANCE & FOREST MANAGEMENT


There are various key governance and forest management issues currently being debated in the illegal logging debate.
The tracking and verification of legal timber is a first vital step in stemming its flow into consumer country markets.

Following this, there are significant efforts being made to reduce demand for illegal timber by addressing the international trade in it through border controls including a possible licensing system.

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01/06/2011 Guidance for the Provision of Information on REDD+ Governance. Draft.
This draft Guidance has been produced in response to the rapid developments in relation to REDD+ within ... 		Chatham House & UN-REDD

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15/10/2008 REDD and forest governance
Submission to the House of Commons Environmental Audit Committee inquiry into 'Forests: the future ... 		Chatham House (Thomas Legge, Alison Hoare and Jade Saunders)

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