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Forest Day 3 exhibition booths & posters
At Forest Day 1 and 2 we provided a platform for a wide range of organisations to present side events that showcased relevant initiatives and ideas related to forests and climate change. This year we will have only eight Learning Events. We encourage you to submit an application form for an exhibition booth or poster display, to ensure that Forest Day 3 enables as many stakeholders as possible to share their knowledge.
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Click here to download a submission form for an exhibition booth
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Click here to download a submission form for a poster display
Submission forms should be emailed to cifor-forestday@cgiar.org. The deadline has been extended to 31 October 2009.
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Statement of the Asia Forest Partnership Chair
Download Statement of the AFP Chair from the Asia Forest Partnership Dilaogue: REDD and Combating Illegal Logging, 28-29 May 2009, Bali, Indonesia. -
The 8th Meeting of Asia Forest Partnership and AFP Dialogue REDD and Combating Illegal Logging
27-29 May 2009, Bali, Indonesia
The dialogue was hosted by the Indonesian government in collaboration with CIFOR with financial contributions from the governments of Japan and Switzerland and the USAID RAFT-TNC Program, GTZ, the EC-Indonesia FLEGT Support Project, WRI, IGES and DFID. AFP dialogues are open events, designed to encourage discussion about key forest issues, rather than build consensus. This year more than 250 participants attended, including politicians, scientists, aid workers and law enforcement specialists.
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Publications
New publications related to AFP themes:
- IGES: Forest Management and Product Certification Service, PNG: Socio-Economic Impact Survey.
- CIFOR: Making policies work for Payment for Environmental Services (PES): an evaluation of the experience of formulating conservation policies in districts of Indonesia.
- CIFOR: Climate change mitigation: should “avoided deforestation” be rewarded?.
- CIFOR: Environmental services and the precautionary principle: using scenarios to reconcile conservation and livelihood objectives in upper catchments.
- ASEAN-WEN: Illegal Wildlife Trade in Southeast Asia.
- ASEAN-WEN: Manifesto on Combating Wildlife Crime in Asia.
- Chatham House: Illegal Logging and Related Trade: Pilot assessment of the global response, 2008.
- CIFOR: The impacts and opportunities of oil palm in Southeast Asia.
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News
Small Pacific islands call for big carbon cuts
Leaders of the countries - which are members of the 16-nation forum meeting this week in Cairns, Australia - expressed concern at the "serious and growing threat posed by climate change to the economic, social, cultural and environmental well-being and security" of their populations
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Negotiations in 2009 leading to Copenhagen
2009 is a crucial year in the international effort to address climate change, culminating in the United Nations Climate Change Conference (COP 15) in Copenhagen, 7-18 December. In 2007, Parties agreed to shape an ambitious and effective international response to climate change, to be agreed at Copenhagen. COP 15 - Quick Information for Parties, observers and press...
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UN-REDD Programme, Second Policy Board Meeting
The UN Collaborative Programme on Reducing Emissions from Deforestation and Forest Degradation in Developing Countries (UN-REDD Programme) held its second Policy Board Meeting from 14-15 June 2009, in Montreux, Switzerland.
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Combating Illegal Logging: Interaction with WTO Rules
Controlling international trade in illegal timber is an essential part of the international effort to reduce illegal logging, and consumer countries are taking a range of measures to exclude illegal timber from their markets.
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