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Below you can find a range of key presentations useful for understanding the issues and debates around illegal logging and its control.
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13/10/2011 “If you don't ask, you won't get.” Trends in legislation, the fight against climate change, and their impact on trade in tropical timber James Hewitt, Independent Consultant

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21/07/2006 Above Board: Trading legal timber film project University of Wolverhampton (Desmond Mahoney)

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18/06/2008 Accelerating Chinas Forest Certification to Promote Sustainable Forest Management China Forestry Industry Association (Shi Feng)

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05/07/2012 Achieving EUTR compliance: practical experience with an industry driven collaborative approach Ulrich Heindl, Global Traceability Solutions

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22/10/2009 Acting globally: Developments and insights from the UNFCCC negotiations Kate Horner, Friends of the Earth US

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24/01/2007 Action against illegal logging: interaction with international trade agreements Chatham House (Duncan Brack)

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18/06/2008 Adapting to Trends and Enhancing Mutual Trust to Increase Sino-African Cooperation and Communication on Forestry: Report of forestry study tour in three African countries Chinese State Forestry Administration (Su Ming)

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04/10/2007 Additional Legislative Options Duncan Brack

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21/06/2011 Addressing forest governance risks in Indonesia Michel Gary, Transparency International

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26/04/2007 Addressing legality in China wood supply chains Tropical Forest Trust (Matt Brady)

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