Resources

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News releases
ITTO awards first grant to civil-society/private-sector partnership

10 June 2004

Yokohama, Japan
New forest partnerships aim to strengthen forest management in the tropics

9 November 2002

Yokohama, Japan
Forestry experts urge logging training in Africa

27 May 2001

Yaoundé, Cameroon
Workshop will promote better logging practice in Africa

17 May 2001

Yokohama, Japan
Reports
Status of tropical forest management 2005

2006

This report provides a comprehensive analysis of the forest management situation in all 33 of ITTO's producer member countries. Using information submitted by the countries themselves and supplemented by data from a wide range of other sources, it addresses the policy and institutional settings in each country, the approaches taken to the allocation and management of resources, and the status of management of those resources.
ITTO projects in the field of demonstration areas/model forest for sustainable forest management implemented in Asia

September 2003

Ex-post evaluation of five ITTO projects
ITTO projects on reduced impact logging

September 2003

Ex-post evaluation of four ITTO projects
Strategies for sustainable wood industries in Sarawak [PD 107/90 (I)]

April 2001

Ex-post evaluation of ITTO project PD 107/90 (I)
TFU_Articles
RIL for biodiversity and carbon conservation

2008 No 2
Meetings

2008 No 2
Meetings

2007 No 2
Meetings

2007 No 1
Partnership for good forest management

2006 No 4
Recent editions

2006 No 2
The logging of Tapajós

2005 No 4
ITTO's recently funded projects

2005 No 4
Life after logging

2005 No 2
Learning from success

2004 No 3
Noticeboard

2004 No 1
RIL becomes real in Brazil

2003 No 4
Increasing the value

2003 No 1
Fellowship report

2002 No 4
Point of view

2002 No 4
The old and new of reduced impact logging

2001 No 2
Why RIL won't work by minimum-diameter cutting alone

2001 No 2
Implementing RIL in Indonesia

2001 No 2
Changing harvesting practice in the Amazon

2001 No 2
Changing attitude in the forest

2001 No 2
Does it cost or does it pay?

2001 No 2
Looking after workers

2001 No 2
Training to achieve competence

2001 No 2
Reducing impact on forest stakeholders

2001 No 2
Extending the reach of RIL

2001 No 2
Fellowship report

2001 No 2
Point of view: The trouble with RIL

2001 No 2