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HONDURAS VPA NEGOTIATIONS


Honduras is the first country in the Americas to begin a Voluntary Partnership Agreement (VPA) negotiation process, following a meeting between Minister Director Trinidad Suazo of the Honduras National Institute for Forest Conservation and Development, Protected Areas and Wildlife (ICF) and EU Commissioner for the Environment Janez Potočnik in Brussels on 27 April.
The bilateral Agreement that the two parties hope to sign will ensure that timber and wood products exported to the EU will be verifiably legal according to Honduras’ statutes.


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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18/02/2013 Honduras emphasises participation as VPA negotiations with the EU begin
The first VPA negotiation session between Honduras and the European Union was held in Tegucigalpa on ... 		EFI FLEGT Facility

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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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