The Brazilian Amazon is a major source of tropical hardwoods, gross sales of which generate an estimated $1 billion a year. However, most timber extraction occurs in an unplanned and often illegal fashion, damaging the remaining trees, opening gaps in the canopy, and leaving large amounts of debris which make rain forests susceptible to burning. The Forest Resources Management Project ($22.6 million) aims to alleviate this situation by supporting the development and adoption of sustainable forest management systems in the Amazon region.
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Data do documento
2005/12/13
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Informativo
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No. do relatório
92580
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1
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1
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Data de divulgação
2015/01/28
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Disclosed
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Bresil - Projet de gestion des ressources dans les forets inondees (VARZEAS)
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community group;approach to surveillance;source of funding;sustainable forest management;counterpart fund;strategic analysis;financing cost;local ngo;timber production;cosmetics industry;forest policies;participatory management;brazilian amazon;gross sale;Rain forest;local group;tree species;forestry sector;community drive;forestry management;dead tree;
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