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Proposed Actions (related actions) Responsible Agency Main Stakeholdersintellectual property rights to ensure that benefits from development of pharmaceuticals orother products, which may have been derived from genetic resources collected in Lao PDRor developed based on traditional knowledge of forest products, accrue to the nation andrural communities.PriorityandTimeframeResource AvailabilityAssistance: NecessaryB: Improving NBCA development and managementB-1: Review the existing NBCA system to include important wildlife and aquatic habitatsand exclude more developed areas (7-A-2)MAF (DOF)STEA, PAFO, DAFOH; by 2007Internal: LimitedAssistance: NecessaryB-2: Prepare long-term NBCA development and management plans with participation ofstakeholders including local villagers (7-A-2, 7-B-1)MAF (DOF)PAFO, DAFO, VillagesH; by 2010Internal: LimitedAssistance: NecessaryB-3: Improve NBCA financing through government funding and income generatingactivities and finesMAF (DOF), MOFPAFO, DAFO, VillagesH; by 2010Internal: AvailableAssistance: PreferableB-4: Develop ecotourism in investment programs and projectsB-5: Provide NBCA management with the required materials and facilities (transport,computers, uniforms, etc.) (7-B-3)PM Office/NationalTourism AuthorityMAF (DOF)PAFO, DAFO, VillagesPAFO, DAFOM;H; by 2010Internal: AvailableAssistance: PreferableInternal: LimitedAssistance: NecessaryB-6: Increase NBCA staff numbers and skill levels through short and long-term programsand establish an NBCA staff management and reward system to compensate forduties performed under difficult living and working conditions (7-B-3)MAF (DOF)PAFO, DAFOH;Internal: AvailableB-7: Consider the development of codes of practice or guideline for tourismoperators to provide a basis for development of responsible ecotourism thatbenefits rural communities and environment while generating revenue forthe nationMAF (DOF)National Tourism Authority,PAFO, DAFO, VillagesH; by 2010Internal: AvailableAssistance: PreferableB-8: Identify sites for conservation of tree genetic resources in the whole country andestablish legal framework for conservation of the sites and use of genetic resourcesMAF (DOF, NAFRI)NAFES, STEA, NUOL,PAFO, DAFOH; by 2010Internal: LimitedAssistance: Necessary79
C: Controlling wildlife tradeProposed Actions (related actions) Responsible Agency Main StakeholdersPriorityandTimeframeResource AvailabilityC-1: Using information collected from recent studies on wildlife trade in Lao PDR,identify and implement priority actions to strengthen domestic and internationalwildlife trade controlsMAF (DOF)MOC, Police, PAFO, MOF,DAFO, Local police,VillagesH: by 2007Internal: AvailableAssistance: PreferableC-3: Intensify border patrols to control unauthorized export of wildlife to neighboringcountries and to enhance monitoring of trade/transport routes out of NBCAsMAF (DOF), Police, MOFPAFO, DAFO, LocalPolice, VillagesH; by 2010Internal: LimitedAssistance: NecessaryC-4: Take advantage of participation in CITES to strongly cooperate with others countrieson border control of trade on wildlife and plantsMAF, STEA, Ministry ofForeign AffairsPAFO, DAFO, VillagesH; by 2010Internal: AvailableAssistance: PreferableD: Enhancing education and public awarenessD-1: Educate and train central, provincial and district level staff (including Ministry ofFinance tax and customs staff) on biodiversity conservation and trade in wildlife andplant speciesMAF (DOF)Provincial and District<strong>Forestry</strong> and FinancialOfficersH; by 2010Internal: LimitedAssistance: NecessaryD-2: Establish extension programs on the sustainable use of wildlife and plants and otherconservation in general (3-C-1, 9-D-3)MAF (DOF, .NAFES)PAFO, DAFO, VillagesH; by 2010Internal: LimitedAssistance: NecessaryD-3: Educate villagers to streamline forest resource use methods that threaten resourcebase or negatively impact biodiversity (2-C-2, 3-C-1, 9-D-2)MAF (DOF., NAFES)PAFO, DAFO, VillagesH; by 2010Internal: LimitedAssistance: NecessaryD-4: Introduce or include biodiversity conservation into primary and secondary schoolcurriculumE: Strengthening researchE-1: Prepare research into the dynamics of important plants, wildlife and habitats insideand outside NBCAsMAF, Ministry ofEducation (MOE)MAF (NAFRI), STEA,DOF, PAFO, DAFO,Provincial and DistrictEducation DivisionNOULH;H; by 2010Internal: AvailableAssistance: PreferableInternal: LimitedAssistance: NecessaryE-2: Cooperate with foreign universities and institutes to develop scientific knowledge andprovide high level training for officials and studentsMAF (NAFRI), STEA,NOULForeign Universities/Research InstitutesH;Internal: LimitedAssistance: Necessary80
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JULY 2005
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FOREWORDThe Government of Lao PDR h
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TABLE OF CONTENTSPM Decree on Endor
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5.3.1. Legal Framework and Implemen
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MAIMCTMIHMRCNAFESNAFRINBCANEMNGOsNG
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2 OVERVIEW OF FORESTS AND FORESTRY2
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field implementation of PM Decree N
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production land, (ii) to protect fo
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2.4 The Roles and Contribution of F
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3 STATUS AND ISSUES3.1 Land and For
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Forest Category Administrative Leve
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A second set of factors involved in
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As logging in conversion areas is a
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3.2.3.3 Village Participation in Pr
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• policies emphasizing sustainabl
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costs to such markets remain relati
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garden furniture, is high. Furtherm
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3.5.2 Log royalties and Reforestati
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Page 41 and 42: • Boloven Plateau• Northern Hig
Page 43 and 44: gene pool sizes and increasing spec
Page 45 and 46: Watershed classes 1, 2 and 3 repres
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Page 49 and 50: Amongst these are pineapple product
Page 51 and 52: The Lao-JICA funded FORCAP project
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Page 61 and 62: 5.2 Programs and Actions5.2.1 Land
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