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290 Global Forest Resources Assessment <strong>2010</strong> Country/area TAble 14 (continued) Value of wood and NWFP removals 2005 Value of removals (million US$) Industrial Woodfuel a NWFP Total roundwood a Value per ha forest (US$) Mali n.s. n.s. – – – Niger 3 57 – – – Nigeria 124 456 – – – Rwanda 3 27 – – – Saint Helena, Ascension and – – – – – Tristan da Cunha Sao Tome and Principe – – – – – Senegal 2 16 5 24 n.s. Sierra leone – – – – – Togo – – – – – Western and Central Africa – – – – – Africa – – – – – China 4 140 – 4 735 – – Democratic People’s Republic of – – – – – Korea Japan 1 998 – 202 – – Mongolia n.s. n.s. – – – Republic of Korea 334 43 1 859 2 237 n.s. East Asia – – – – – bangladesh – – – – – bhutan 5 n.s. n.s. 5 n.s. brunei Darussalam 28 n.s. – – – Cambodia – – – – – India 6 253 7 095 133 13 481 n.s. Indonesia – – – – – lao People’s Democratic Republic 18 – 5 – – Malaysia 2 706 – 43 – – Maldives n.s. – – – – Myanmar 765 812 – – – Nepal 34 – 1 – – Pakistan 113 1 381 – – – Philippines 119 2 2 123 n.s. Singapore – – – – – Sri lanka 46 39 – – – Thailand n.s. n.s. – – – Timor-leste – – – – – Viet Nam 473 116 n.s. 589 n.s. South and Southeast Asia – – – – – Afghanistan – – – – – Armenia 1 1 – – – Azerbaijan – – – – – bahrain – – – – – Cyprus 1 n.s. n.s. 1 n.s. Georgia – – – – – Iran (Islamic Republic of) 114 n.s. – – – Iraq – – – – – Israel 2 n.s. – – – Jordan – n.s. – – – Kazakhstan – – – – – Kuwait – – – – – Kyrgyzstan n.s. n.s. – – –
Annex 3: Global tables 291 Country/area TAble 14 (continued) Value of wood and NWFP removals 2005 Value of removals (million US$) Industrial Woodfuel a NWFP Total roundwood a Value per ha forest (US$) lebanon 0 5 – – – Occupied Palestinian Territory – – – – – Oman – – – – – Qatar – – – – – Saudi Arabia – 8 – – – Syrian Arab Republic – – – – – Tajikistan – n.s. n.s. – – Turkey 995 254 2 1 251 n.s. Turkmenistan 0 n.s. – – – United Arab emirates – – – – – Uzbekistan 1 n.s. 2 3 n.s. Yemen – 26 – – – Western and Central Asia – – – – – Asia – – – – – Albania 1 n.s. n.s. 1 n.s. Andorra – – – – – Austria 1 233 297 144 1 674 n.s. belarus – – – – – belgium 160 9 – – – bosnia and Herzegovina – – – – – bulgaria 132 43 4 179 n.s. Croatia 186 28 2 216 n.s. Czech Republic 850 21 165 1 037 n.s. Denmark 62 32 – – – estonia 215 26 – – – Faroe Islands – – – – – Finland 2 632 88 133 2 853 n.s. France 1 872 1 362 – – – Germany 2 589 238 563 3 390 n.s. Gibraltar – – – – – Greece – – – – – Guernsey – – – – – Holy See – – – – – Hungary 195 108 – – – Iceland n.s. n.s. n.s. 1 n.s. Ireland 163 – – – – Isle of Man – – – – – Italy 209 335 329 873 n.s. Jersey – – – – – latvia – – – – – liechtenstein – – – – – lithuania 206 22 19 247 n.s. luxembourg 7 n.s. – – – Malta – – – – – Monaco – – – – – Montenegro – – – – – Netherlands 36 9 – – – Norway 394 52 – – – Poland 1 264 66 – – – Portugal 383 15 420 818 n.s.
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Cover photos: Seven themes of susta
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iv Afforestation and reforestation
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vi 4.2 Average area of forest annua
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viii 3.3 Proportion of forest area
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x Acknowledgements The FRA 2010 mai
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xii Acronyms and abbreviations CBD
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xiv FIGURE 1 The world’s forests
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xvi BOx 3 A global remote sensing s
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1 Chapter 1 Introduction Global for
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Introduction 3 recent agreement rel
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Introduction 7 FIGURE 1.2 fra 2010
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