Proceedings of National Workshop on Priority Tree Species

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Annex 11. Recommendations <strong>of</strong> groups as to follow-up by CTSP / MAFF / DFW / RGC Recommendations from group discussions Group Human resource development Seed Procurement Indigenous species conservation Technology development I Conduct training courses Provide scholarships . Advise on seed collection techniques . Open workshop on tree seed . Rehabilitation <strong>of</strong> infrastructure . Support to seed policy . Request selective tree seed priorities . Technological development on seed supply . Establishment seed laboratory and provide equipment to regions (Provinces?) . Open regional workshop on seed II . Training course for short and long time. . Visit and study tours . Identify tree seed sources . Establishment <strong>of</strong> tree seed center in Cambodia. . Seed storage . Gene resource conservation <strong>of</strong> species . Wood use in exploitation . Conservation techniques. . Provide modern techniques . Install equipment . Create seed sources . Extension on: - Seed - Nursery technique . Certificated seed source with clear documentation. III IV V . Provide seed procurement Adviser . Short training skill course from 1 week to 1 year . Long training skill course from 2 year to 3 years . Experiential exchange though study tours . Local workshop on the seed for increasing the knowledge <strong>of</strong> the local people . Lack <strong>of</strong> technical seed procurement . Train for short time . Train for long time (Ph.D., M.Sc.) . Train for short time . Study tour . Train for seed work . Long time training . Open workshop . Need tree seed <strong>of</strong> short rotation and long rotation species. . Need a seed storage . Must have experimental plots . To collect and select? . Seed stocking . Establishment <strong>of</strong> seed center . Provide study equipment . Create seed stock on provincial level . Must have the principle <strong>of</strong> conservation <strong>of</strong> Indigenous Species. . Identify areas for tree seed conservation . Afraid lose the mother trees . Increasing wood use but the knowledge <strong>of</strong> the people is limited . Economic and social problems . Research for priority indigenous species. . Providing strategy and policy . Supporting . Provide technical documents . Providing equipment for seed laboratory . Establish Internet system. . Need document <strong>of</strong> seed . Need equipment for seed work . Identify civilization? . Methodology <strong>of</strong> germinations . Providing documents . Providing equipment for seed laboratory . Install Internet system. 50
Annex 12. Concluding remarks for Mr. Ty Sokhun, Director General <strong>of</strong> Forests Closing remarks <strong>of</strong> Mr. Chea Sam Ang Deputy Director <strong>of</strong> Department <strong>of</strong> Forestry and Wildlife The Closing <strong>of</strong> <strong>Workshop</strong> on Priority Tree Species August 16th, 2000 Hotel Juliana, Phnom Penh - Your Excellency Nherm Kim Teng (Buddhist monk) - H.E Chan Sarun, Under Secretary <strong>of</strong> State for the MAFF, Advisor (in charge <strong>of</strong> forestry) to Prime Minister - Jens Aare Olsen, Chief Technical Advisor for Indochina Tree Seed Programme, Danida -Your Excellencies, Ladies, Gentlemen, Distinguished Guests and participants! Today I have a great honor and sensation <strong>of</strong> enjoyment, as I am honorable guest in the closing <strong>of</strong> the <strong>Workshop</strong> on Priority Tree Species in Cambodia that has been held for two days and successfully so. During the 2-days process <strong>of</strong> such an event, your excellency, ladies and gentlemen, consciously spent your time and efforts to discuss and exchange concepts and experiences in individual areas <strong>of</strong> expertise in order to identify issues and utilization <strong>of</strong> priority tree and define recommendations and strategies that are key for plantation <strong>of</strong> trees and reforestation as well as Conservation <strong>of</strong> Tree Gene Resources in Cambodia. On behalf <strong>of</strong> the DFW, I would like to express my gratitude to Your Excellency, ladies and gentlemen in the closing <strong>of</strong> this workshop. Meanwhile I express my acknowledgement <strong>of</strong> the efforts <strong>of</strong> Your Excellency, Ladies and Gentlemen by contributing your value time taken away from your family to be present in the 2-days workshop. Referring to the report made by the organizer <strong>of</strong> the workshop summing-up the output <strong>of</strong> the 2-days workshop, our participants discussed and shared ideas with each other in great detail and with high responsibility, and as the result reached solutions and gave recommendations that are applicable and adopted to the government's policy, economic principles and guidelines. Major solutions: Strategy for conservation and use <strong>of</strong> gene resources <strong>of</strong> priority tree species: To promote and ensure the effective and efficient use <strong>of</strong> gene resources, embark on identification and selection <strong>of</strong> priority tree species based on the following principles: 1- Tree species to meet the demand <strong>of</strong> industrial purpose such as timbers for constructions, furniture, paper, boards and export. 2- Local wood species mainly supplying materials for fuel wood, poles, furniture, agricultural tools, and artwork. 3- Local non-wood species including fruits, bark, leaves, medicine, fodder, resin and fertilizer. 4- Endangered and indigenous species for conservation and enhancing biodiversity <strong>of</strong> protected areas. 51
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