Six Monthly Technical Progress Report July 2011December ... - WWF
Six Monthly Technical Progress Report July 2011December ... - WWF
Six Monthly Technical Progress Report July 2011December ... - WWF
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• Key contents include (i) cooperation on traceability of timber imports from <br />
Laos and (ii) regulate trans‐border movements of inspection and NPA <br />
patrolling staff.<br />
• Stakeholders and their roles have been identified during the workshop <br />
• A Vietnamese‐Lao consulting team will be deployed in early 2012 to further <br />
consult with the relevant agencies and will develop a draft agreement, which <br />
shall be discussed during a follow up meeting mid 2012. <br />
Intermediate result 4.3 <br />
By 12 months after project start: The scope of the crossborder timber trade between <br />
Laos and Vietnam has been analyzed in a comprehensive study that will provide the <br />
baseline for project monitoring. <br />
See above (intermediate result 4.1) <br />
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Intermediate result 4.4 <br />
By 12 months after project start: An analysis of trade routes of timber from special <br />
quotas in Xekong and Salvanh provinces has been conducted. <br />
See above (intermediate results 4.1) <br />
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Intermediate result 4.5 <br />
By 12 months after project start: A training needs assessment for relevant national <br />
and local Government forest inspection staff has been conducted and a training <br />
concept has been developed. <br />
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The training needs assessment is scheduled for the end of the first year, once the <br />
logging quotas and a traceability system has been developed. <br />
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Intermediate result 4.6 <br />
By 36 months after project start: Lessons learned from the project on the control of <br />
timber trade have been fed into national forums and the development of legislation in <br />
Laos as well as into the voluntary FLEGT processes at national level in Vietnam. <br />
<br />
The project maintains a close contact with the European Forestry Institute (EFI), <br />
which implements the FLEGT Asia Program on behalf of the EU. The fact‐finding <br />
missions have been conducted in consultation with EFI. Representatives from the <br />
FLEGT VPA working group (Vietnam) and the FLEGT focal point (Laos) have been <br />
consistently involved in consultations, and have provided inputs to the regional <br />
workshop (see intermediate result 4.2) <br />
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