Autumn 2009 - WWF

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WWF GFTN-UK Newsletter Autumn 2009Illegal logging and the EU: An analysis of theEU export and import market of illegal wood andrelated productsWWF, July 2008This study highlights the ineffectiveness of the EU Forest andLaw Enforcement Governance and Trade (FLEGT) licensingscheme in stopping trade in illegal wood. Even if all voluntarypartnership agreements negotiated by the EU with partnercountries under FLEGT were included, about 90% of illegalwood would still enter EU markets. No such negotiations areplanned with countries such as Russia and China, and manyproducts manufactured from illegal wood, such as furnitureand other ready-processed wood products or paper, are notcovered by FLEGT regulations. The report also traces the tenmain routes of the illegal wood trade.Bolivian certified woodsWWF, July 2008This is a promotional catalogue of Bolivian woods harvestedfrom certified forests and processed through Chain ofCustody in compliance with world-recognised standards.The document contains summarised information regardingthe properties and characteristics that are essential whenpromoting wood and wood products. It also contains currentcontact information regarding certified forest operators.View this catalogue at: http://gftn.panda.org/gftn_worldwide/latin_america/bolivia/index.cfm?uNewsID=139501View this report at: wwf.org.uk/what_we_do/safeguarding_the_natural_world/forests/illegal_logging/?2903/Illegal-woodfor-the-European-market26
WWF GFTN-UK Newsletter Autumn 2009The WWF Guide toBuying PaperGreen carbon guidebookWWF, May 2008In this guidebook, WWF sets out what an appropriate metastandardframework must encompass in terms of technicaland methodological elements and implementation proceduresto guide project developers and investors. WWF identifiesissues for which adequate guidance exists, and shows whereto find it. The guidebook discusses topics for which furtherdevelopment is encouraged. It describes how WWF is alreadytesting and contributing to emerging guidance through twofield-based pilot forest carbon projects.WWF guide to buying paperWWF, November 2007This guide makes it easy for any organisation to understandthe most important environmental impacts of paper-makingand to source responsibly produced paper products to reducean organisation’s environmental footprint.View this guide at: http://assets.panda.org/downloads/wwf_paper_guide.pdfView this guidebook at: www.panda.org/what_we_do/how_we_work/conservation/forests/publications/?135062/Greencarbon-guidebook27
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