FGM Workshop Background Paper - REDD - VietNam

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accounting for more than 20% of the total value of forestry production, the average exported NTFP value will increase 15-20%, attracting 1.5 million laborers and incomes from NTFPs will comprise 15-20% of the rural household economy. Box 23: Status of legal regulation for timber processing and trade Timber processing and timber trade is governed by Circular 35/2011/TT- BNNPTNT, dated 20 May 2011, of MARD on timber and NTFP harvesting; Decision 44/2006/QĐ dated 01 June 2006, of MARD, on managing and using for-harvesting- timber-mark hammer and forest protection hammer; Decision 59/2005/QĐ-BNN dated 10 October 2005 of MARD, on timber and forest products control. ISSUES TO BE ADDRESSED: • Control system for timber supply chain ensuring timber legality in line with FLEGT and Lacey Act requirement. • There is lacking of an official and comprehensive study on domestic timber consumption and its market. What is monitored/ measured already? • Annual export value of timber products. • Annual import value of imported timber material. What needs to monitored/measured in the future? • Total number of wood processing companies. • Number of wood processing companies having timber product exporting business. • Number of companies importing timber to Vietnam. • Volume of from-natural-forest imported timber. • Volume of from-plantation-forest imported timber. • Volume of from-domestic-plantation processed into timber products for export. • Volume of exported wood chip. • Total volume and value of exported timber products. 3.5. Planning and decision-making processes 46
3.5.1. Forest governance cycle Sustainably FOREST managed forest GOVERNANCE & forestry 1 2 Implementation, Enforcement and compliance 6 Policy, legal, institutional and regulatory framework 3 Good Forest governance monitoring 5 Bad Planning & decision making process 4 Figure 05: Forest governance cycle Figure 05 roughly describes forest governance cycle, from three-pillar-relationship point of view, including planning and decision making process (step 4) producing policy, legal, institutional and regulatory framework (step 3). Implementation of policy, legal, institutional and regulatory framework in practice (step 6) brings results and impact of forest governance (step 1) leading to sustainably managed forest and forestry (step 2). Besides of that demand from sustainable forest management and sustainable development of forestry generates needs for new or revision of current policy, legal, institutional and regulatory framework. In fact the demand generates inputs for planning and decision making process (step 4). Apart from that monitoring implementation of the policy, legal, institutional and regulatory framework (step 5) can bring two kinds of results. If the result is good then current policy, legal, institutional and regulatory framework can continue. If the result is bad which means that the implementation of the policy, legal, institutional and regulatory framework creates bad or negative impacts, then the framework must be revised or a new one needs to be issued, which generates inputs for step 4 of the process. 3.5.2. Planning and decision making process at national level 47
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