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15/03/2011 Controlling Illegal Logging: Consumer-Country Measures
The summary points in this briefing paper are as follows:

- Consumer countries contribute to the ... 		Chatham House Briefing Paper (Duncan Brack & Jon Buckrell)

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20/01/2010 Controlling Illegal Logging: Consumer-Country Measures
Summary and analysis of the range of measures taken by consumer countries to control imports of illegal ... 		Chatham House (Duncan Brack)

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Monday 18th July 2011 Proforest Summer Training Programme
In the past ten years more than 400 participants from over 50 different countries have participated in ...

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15/03/2011
Controlling Illegal Logging: Consumer-Country Measures

The summary points in this briefing paper are as follows:

- Consumer countries contribute to the ...
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