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Illegal logging and associated trade and corruption.
Taken effective measures to eliminate illegal logging and associated trade.
Illegal logging and associated trade in forest products;
There is a need to addressthe issue of governance, illegal harvesting and associated trade of forest products.
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Several processes, internationally and regionally driven, have been addressing forest law enforcement,governance and associated trade in the forest sector.
Illegal logging and associated trade are causing significant losses, including negative effects on health and economy, and are also causing a loss of biodiversity.
They helped to define the UNCTAD-led Special Programme for Trade Efficiency and the associated Trade Points programme.
Illegal logging and associated trade are causing significant losses, including negative effects on health and economy, and are also causing a loss of biodiversity.
Such timberland investments can make a contribution to the instrument's national measures in enhancing production of forest goods and services and associated trade.
The UNFF will address illegal forest related practices and associated trade in forest products through greater information sharing and international cooperation.
These include promotion of certification, revision of the criteria used in certification standards, andmeasures aimed at combating illegal logging and associated trade.
Ship-recycling activities constituted an important source of employment and revenue,including through the associated trade in parts and components from the recycled ships e.g. engines, equipment, furniture.
Promote international trade in forest products from sustainably managed forests andaddress illegal logging and associated trade.
Several internationally and regionally driven processes address forest law enforcement,governance and associated trade in the forest sector, and the Forum secretariat continues to be actively involved with those partnerships and processes.
This ministerial-level political process helped to mobilize international commitment from producer, consumer anddonor governments to increase efforts to combat illegal logging as well as the associated trade and corruption in the forest sector.
To address legal andillegal forest-related practices and associated trade in forest products through appropriate mechanisms, inter alia, greater information-sharing and international cooperation through the United Nations Forum on Forests. see previous para. 12.
How can the integration of small economies into international trade be promoted,taking into account the associated trade difficulties and investment difficulties?
Expressing concern also that illegal logging and its associated trade in illegally harvested forest products have reached an alarming rate that is causing the loss of revenues, degradation of ecosystems, loss of biodiversity and aggravating poverty, particularly in developing countries;
Challenges related to the enhancement offorest law enforcement and governance in order to tackle illegal logging and associated trade were among the issues discussed at the Symposium.
Parties shall cooperate closely to ensure that internationally traded timber exported or imported into their respective territories derives from sustainably managed and legally harvested forests, andshall improve information exchange concerning the legality of harvested timber and associated trade.
To promote bilateral, regional and international cooperation in forest law enforcement andgovernance to combat the illegal harvesting of, and associated trade in, timber, wildlife and non-timber products; see previous para. 20 f.
Expressing concern that illegal logging and its associated trade in illegally harvested forest products have reached an alarming rate that is causing the loss of revenues, ecosystems degradation, loss of biodiversity and aggravating poverty particularly in developing countries;
Furthermore, the United States continued itscooperation with Indonesia and China under bilateral memorandums of understanding on illegal logging and associated trade, concluded in 2006 and 2007, respectively.
To strengthen their capacities to address illegal forest-related practices according to national legislation and associated trade in forest products, through the promotion of forest law enforcement and governance at the subnational, national, subregional, and regional levels, as appropriate;29 see previous para. 2 f alt.
Supporting countries in their efforts to enhance transparency and access to information, to facilitate exchange of information between public and private sector and financing institutions on illegal financial transactions andmoney laundering related to illegal logging and associated trade;
Promote bilateral, regional andinternational cooperation on forest law enforcement and governance to combat illegal logging and its associated trade particularly on illegally harvested timber, non-timber products, wildlife, and other forest products;
Other recent developments include the World Bank's revised strategy on forests.6 At the regional level, there have also been important developments, including the emergence of the nine criteria and indicator processes, forest law enforcement and governance initiatives andawareness building on illegal logging and associated trade.
To promote bilateral, regional and international cooperation on forest law enforcement andgovernance to combat illegal logging and its associated trade, particularly on illegally harvested timber, non-timber products, wildlife and other forest products; see previous para. 25 c.
The key themes included reducing forest loss and degradation and enhancing forest cover to maintain the provision of forest products and ecosystem services, including mitigation of and adaptation to climate change, watershed and land resource protection, andconserving biological diversity and combating illegal logging and associated trade.