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This material has been funded by UKaid from the Department for International Development, with additional support from the European Forest Institute's EU FLEGT Facility. The EU FLEGT Facility is funded by the European Union, the Governments of Finland, France, Germany, the Netherlands and the United Kingdom, and the European Forest Institute. However the views expressed do not necessarily reflect the official policies and views of either DfID or EFI.

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GUYANA VPA NEGOTIATIONS


The government of Guyana formally expressed its intention to join the FLEGT initiative to an EU delegation in Guyana on 8 March 2012.


DOCUMENTS

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DATE TITLE AUTHOR
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12/11/2012 Forest Watch Special – VPA Update
Every six months, FERN produces an update looking at the present situation with regards the EU's ... 		FERN

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NEWS

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DATE TITLE AUTHOR
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27/04/2012 Guyanese discuss EU VPA
Guyanese natural resources minister Robert Persaud says that his country is moving ahead with “formal ... 		TTJ, The Timber Industry Magazine, UK

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10/04/2012 Forester slams sustainable forest management claims
Claims of sustainable management of Guyana’s forests made by the Guyana Forestry Commission (GFC) ... 		Stabroek News, Guyana

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15/03/2012 Guyana suggests to negotiate a VPA on legal timber
The Government of Guyana has suggested to the European Union to start negotiating a Voluntary Partnership ... 		EFI FLEGT News

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PRESENTATIONS

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DATE TITLE AUTHOR
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07/02/2013 VPA update Mathieu Bousquet

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05/07/2012 FLEGT Voluntary Partnership Agreement update Giuliana Torta, European Commission

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