Actualidad Forestal Tropical
Número 31 No. 2
Polishing tropical timber’s green credentials
Wood is part of the answer to global challenges. It stores carbon and is energy-efficient and aesthetically pleasing. When derived from sustainably managed forests, it helps conserve biodiversity, protect water supplies and sustain livelihoods. The latest edition of the TFU describes initiatives that are strengthening tropical timber’s green credentials.
Coding a cumaru log in Madre de Dios, Peru. Photo: CNF
Índice de materias
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Editorial
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The green future of tropical timber
por CarrilloAt the recently convened World Forestry Congress, ITTO stressed the role of tropical timber as a sustainable solution to complex global challenges. -
Strengthening the “kingdom of acacia”
por HoaiAn ITTO project has enhanced the capacities of farmers and processors with the aim of increasing the value of planted acacia. -
Local to global in Guatemala’s highlands
por Molina, CarrilloSafeguarding forests and livelihoods by combining community management with REDD+ in Quiché. -
Supporting well-informed legal timber trade
por Boer, WolfA new phase of the Timber Trade Portal helps timber operators and traders to prove the legality of their timber. -
Improving supply chains in Central Africa
por Lele, Koubouana, Hiol and BellAn ITTO activity has created a comprehensive training programme for all timber stakeholders in the Congo Basin. -
Fellowship report
por MulyatiITTO support rescued the pandemic-disrupted fieldwork of an Indonesia PhD student, enabling fresh insights on managing conflicts in protected areas. -
Market trends
por AdamsRussia’s invasion of Ukraine has upended global timber markets, bringing supply and price shocks. -
Tropical and topical
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Recent editions
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Meetings
Coding a cumaru log in Madre de Dios, Peru. Photo: CNF
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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