Actualidad Forestal Tropical

Número 29 No. 4
Looking for the positives
We bid farewell to 2020 with little regret—it has been an unusually difficult year for most, including in the tropical forest sector. But even in these grimmest of times, there is cause for optimism. With the UN Decade on Ecosystem Restoration upon us, the latest edition of the TFU presents stories about restoring and sustainably using forests. We look forward to 2021 in solidarity and hope.
Índice de materias
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Editorial
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From the Executive Director
por DieterleITTO is well-placed to help countries shift to greener, more inclusive economies by restoring and sustainably managing tropical forests and benefiting from their sustainable products and ecosystem services. -
Vacancy announcement—ITTO Executive Director
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Cocoa warms to REDD+ in Ghana
por Oduro, Damnyag and FoliAn ITTO project has helped develop sustainable options for REDD+ outside forest reserves, with a focus on local livelihoods and shade-grown cocoa. -
Putting teak in the right place
por Htoo, Trisurat, Hlaing, Naing Oo,Ma and YanuariadiAn ITTO project has conducted a first assessment of suitable areas for teak plantation establishment in Myanmar’s Bago Yoma region. -
The future is NOW
por KanashiroThis unexpected pandemic shows the need to increase resilience in tropical forests, communities and the forest sector—and the time to do it is now. -
Creating forest from wasteland
por Dugaya, Singh Rana, Singh Negi, Pratap Singh and ChaudhryA study reveals that an ecosystem restoration endeavour in Bhopal, India, has turned degraded dry scrub into a vibrant urban forest. -
Council reviews impacts of pandemic on tropical forest sector
por ITTO SecretariatThe Chairperson of the 56th Session of the International Tropical Timber Council says that ITTO is well-placed to assist the tropical forest sector recover from the COVID-19 crisis. -
Fellowship report
por Saha Tchinda and NdikontarWood chemists in Cameroon have produced a promising composite product combining ayous and iroko wood waste with recycled polyvinyl chloride. -
Market trends
por AdamsHow quickly will timber export markets recover? -
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.
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