Timber legality
About 72 Results found. From 1997 - 2015
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Feature - 6 Mar 2018
In a Central Java town, local wood enterprises carve a niche in the global market With sustainability certification, small businesses are finding better opportunities abroad
Feature - 6 Dec 2017
Working with wood: The women of Jepara Gendered labor and creativity converge in the workshops of Central Java
News - 2 Oct 2017
Getting a good price on good wood Study finds success with certified timber to be a matter of management
Video Q&A - 1 Aug 2017
FLEGT in Indonesia: An interview with Sulthon M. Amin What the scheme means for traditional craftsmen
Video Q&A - 31 Jul 2017
FLEGT in Indonesia: An interview with Charles-Michel Geurts What the licensing scheme means for Indonesia and the EU
Video Q&A - 29 Jul 2017
FLEGT in Indonesia: An interview with Victoria Simanungkalit What the government is doing to include small operators
Analysis - 20 Jul 2017
Advancing equity and inclusiveness in forest management and certification Decision-making mechanisms solely based on externally-determined rules could make meaningful involvement of women and marginalized groups difficult
Event Coverage - 18 Jul 2017
FLEGT in Indonesia: Golden child or guinea pig? National policy dialogue puts focus on the EU timber license’s challenges and opportunities for small businesses
Photo Essay - 12 Jul 2017
Helping Indonesian craftsmen go global, sustainably Mechanisms to ensure wood is legally sourced are essential to conserve forests, and can also help small businesses expand exports, thereby increasing incomes
News - 11 Apr 2017
In complex palm industry, “certified sustainable” falls short Study assesses the social, economic and environmental impact of palm oil certification
Analysis - 3 Mar 2017
The chicken or the egg? What should come first: A research publication, or an impassioned blog post? A case study of Zambia’s mukula tree
Analysis - 3 Mar 2017
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