Actualidad Forestal Tropical

Número 32 No. 2
Tropical forests: relief for a scorched Earth
As global temperatures soar and unprecedented heatwaves and wildfires hit countries around the world, ITTO is urging more action to maximize the role of tropical forests in mitigating climate change and addressing other global challenges, as described in the latest issue of the TFU. The edition also features articles on recent developments in timber legality in China, Japan and Viet Nam.
Índice de materias
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Editorial
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From biodiversity to wood-based bioenergy: unlocking the benefits of tropical forests
por ITTO SecretariatAt the 18th session of the United Nations Forum on Forests,
ITTO advocated for urgently needed significant investment to
enable sustainable forestry to deliver big economic, social and
environmental benefits. -
Building a blockchain-based international tracking system for sustainable timber
por Qian, Xinjian and YinfengAn ITTO initiative has tested the use of blockchain technology
to trace logs and other wood products from the forest to the
mill and on to the final market. -
Identifying high-risk timber exports from Viet Nam to Japan
por Fujisaki, To and YamanoshitaAn ITTO-backed study has explored how to identify high-risk
species in timber products exported from Viet Nam to Japan,
including those using timber originating in other countries. -
The growth of timber legality verification in China
por SamejimaChina’s revised Forest Law is encouraging the country’s wood
industry to become more sustainable. -
Identifying alternative timber species in Mozambique
por MucudosAn ITTO Fellow pinpointed tree species with the potential to substitute for overexploited mainstays of the local timber industry. -
Market trends
por AdamsA forecast future shortage of timber, especially wood for construction, could have its greatest impact in developing economies. -
Tropical and topical
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Recent editions
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Meetings

Edición completa
Actualidad Forestal Tropical (TFU) es una publicación trimestral de la OIMT editada en español, francés e inglés. En general, las ediciones española y francesa se publican en la página web aproximadamente un mes después de la edición inglesa.
El contenido de esta publicación no refleja necesariamente las opiniones o políticas de la OIMT. La OIMT tiene derechos de autor sobre todas las fotografías a menos que se indique lo contrario. Los artículos pueden volver a imprimirse de forma gratuita, siempre que se acrediten como fuentes "Actualidad Forestal Tropical de la OIMT" y el autor en cuestión, y se notifique al editor (tfu@itto.int).