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DOCUMENTS (1330)

DATE	TITLE	AUTHOR
20/05/2013	6th Forest Governance Forum - Report The latest Forest Governance Forum event took place at Hôtel Mont-Fébé in Yaoundé ...	theIDLgroup
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15/05/2013	Rocky Road: How legal failings and vested interests behind Peru's Purus highway threaten the Amazon and its people Plans to build a 270 km highway through the Peruvian Amazon are mired in legal violations and potential ...	Global Witness
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09/05/2013	Combating Illegal Logging: Interaction with WTO Rules Summary points: - Controlling international trade in illegal timber is an essential part of the ...	Duncan Brack, Chatham House
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07/05/2013	Market share of sustainably produced timber doubled in three years: governent target exceeded This article presents the results of a market study performed by Probos in 2012 on behalf of the Dutch ...	Probos
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07/05/2013	Factsheet on the EUTR and Third-Party Certification This factsheet, prepared by Client Earth, answers questions about whether third-party certification of ...	Client Earth
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07/05/2013	Factsheet on the EU Timber Regulation This factsheet, prepared by Client Earth, briefly describes the EU Timber Regulation and answers questions ...	Client Earth
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02/05/2013	Ecosystems in the Greater Mekong: Past trends, current status, possible futures The Greater Mekong subregion in Southeast Asia risks losing more than a third of its remaining forest ...	WWF-Greater Mekong
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30/04/2013	Logging in the shadows: how vested interests abuse shadow permits to evade forest sector reforms Systematic abuse of small, poorly regulated logging permits in Africa by companies, forest officials ...	Global Witness
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25/04/2013	A Dirty Business: How a leading RSPO palm oil producer is clearing peatland tiger habitat covered by Indonesia's moratorium on deforestation This crime file reveals the ongoing rogue activities of one of Indonesia's largest palm oil producers, ...	Greenpeace
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16/04/2013	Illegal logging in the Russian Far East: global demand and taiga destruction Illegal logging of valuable temperate hardwoods has reached crisis proportions in the Russian Far East. ...	WWF-Russia
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