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Evaluation and <strong>assessment</strong> <strong>of</strong> Uruguayan Forest Certification scheme <strong>against</strong> the requirements <strong>of</strong> the <strong>PEFC</strong> Council<br />

5.2.3 Criterion 3 – Maintenance and Encouragement <strong>of</strong> Productive Functions<br />

<strong>of</strong> Forests (wood and non-wood)<br />

PEOLG<br />

Criterion<br />

Evidence Reference Assessment<br />

3.1 Guidelines for forest management planning<br />

3.1 a The Standard’s primary goal is the<br />

implementation <strong>of</strong> auditable actions by<br />

forest owners to maintain the<br />

capability <strong>of</strong> forests to produce a range<br />

<strong>of</strong> wood and non-wood products and<br />

services on a sustainable basis.<br />

3.1 b The Standard requires that forest<br />

management planning “must be<br />

formulated, documented and reviewed<br />

periodically, in the short and long term<br />

for the achievement <strong>of</strong> sustainable<br />

economic development, in<br />

consideration <strong>of</strong> new markets and<br />

economical activities in relation to all<br />

the products and relevant services in<br />

management unit”.<br />

3.1 c The Standard requires forest<br />

management plans to account for the<br />

different uses and functions <strong>of</strong> forest<br />

areas covering merchantable and nonmerchantable<br />

forest goods and services<br />

for the socio-cultural content including<br />

the experience and traditional<br />

knowledge <strong>of</strong> local community and<br />

other interested parties in using<br />

forests.<br />

General: Section 4<br />

(Requirement for The<br />

Plantification)<br />

Specific:<br />

C2: I6.2.1, I6.2.3,<br />

I6.2.4<br />

General: Section 4.1<br />

(Requirement for The<br />

Plantification)<br />

Specific:<br />

C2: I6.2.2, I6.2.3<br />

C6: I6.6.3<br />

General: Section 4<br />

(Requirement for The<br />

Plantification)<br />

Specific:<br />

C2: I6.2.3, I6.2.4<br />

C6: I6.6.3, I6.6.4<br />

3.2 Guidelines for forest management practices<br />

UNIT 1152 (2009).<br />

3.2 a The Standard requires forest<br />

management practices to be<br />

implemented to improve forest<br />

resources and encourage the<br />

production <strong>of</strong> a diversified output <strong>of</strong><br />

goods and services. The evidence for<br />

quality is demonstrated in the<br />

justification, objectives, parameters,<br />

procedures, documentation and<br />

register requirements for each<br />

indicator.<br />

3.2 b The Standard specifies practices to<br />

maintain productive capacity <strong>of</strong><br />

plantation forests during planting<br />

(regeneration), tending and harvesting<br />

activities with aim <strong>of</strong> reducing damage<br />

to retained stands and soil and water<br />

resources.<br />

3.2 c Standard requires owners’ commitment<br />

to practice sustainable forestry,<br />

incorporating both wood and non-wood<br />

forest products. The Standard requires<br />

optimum commercial use <strong>of</strong> harvested<br />

forest products. The Standard requires<br />

General: Section 4<br />

(Requirement for The<br />

Plantification)<br />

Specific:<br />

C2: I6.2.2, I6.2.3,<br />

I6.2.4<br />

C3: I6.3.1<br />

C4: I6.4.1, I6.4.3, I<br />

6.4.4<br />

General: Section 4<br />

(Requirement for The<br />

Plantification)<br />

Specific:<br />

C2: I6.2.2, I6.2.3,<br />

I6.2.4<br />

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