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The Economic Contribution of Rimbunan Hijau's Forestry Operations in Papua New Guinea
The Economic Importance of the Forestry Industry to Papua New Guinea
Whatever it takes - Greenpeace's anti-forestry campaign in Papua New Guinea
Masalai i Tokaut and Rimbunan Hijau Watch: A political and deceptive campaign against Rimbunan Hijau
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The World Bank and forestry in PNG
Rimbunan Hijau - About the company
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United Nations Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO)
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International Tropical Timber Organisation (ITTO)
Programme for the Endorsement of Forest Certification schemes (PEFC)
Malaysian Timber Certification Council (MTCC)
Australian Forestry Standard (AFS)
Papua New Guinea Forest Industries Association (PNGFIA)
National Association of Forest Industries (Australia)
Forest Certification Watch
Center for International Forestry Research (CIFOR)
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  • Australian Forestry Standard (AFS)
  • Center for International Forestry Research (CIFOR)
  • Department of Agriculture, Fisheries and Forestry (Australia)
  • Department of Environment and Heritage (Australia)
  • Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations (FAO)
  • Forest Certification Watch
  • Forest Stewardship Council (FSC)
  • Greenpeace International
  • International Tropical Timber Organisation (ITTO)
  • Malaysian Timber Certification Council (MTCC)
  • Ministry of Agriculture and Forestry (New Zealand)
  • National Association of Forest Industries (Australia)
  • Papua New Guinea Forest Industries Association (PNGFIA)
  • Programme for the Endorsement of Forest Certification schemes (PEFC)
  • United Nations Forum on Forests (UNFF)
  • WWF International
  • WWF/World Bank Global Forest Alliance


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    9/9/2007: APEC leaders make declaration on forests and climate
    30/8/2007: Woolworths pressured by NGOs
    20/8/2007: Australian forestry gains standard
    1/8/2007: Another illegal logging Bill for US Senate
    30/06/07: US Congress creates nasty trade and environment linkage
    11/06/07: G8 backs World Bank forest carbon plan
    07/06/07: Developing countries block anti-forestry moves in CITES
    24/05/07: Chinese action on illegal logging
    28/04/07: UNFF adopts Non-Legal Binding Instrument
    11/04/07: Congo cancels logging rights
    22/3/07: Stora Enso, Botnia under attack from Greenpeace
    22/3/07: Beware the Equator Principles
    15/3/2007: Global demand for certified timber weak
    5/3/07: Greenpeace encourages supporters not to think
    1/3/07: Germans reject WWF-FSC campaign
    12/02/07: Heart of Borneo Initiative signed
    9/2/07: A Green attack on the WTO and the UNCED consensus
    28/01/07: Germany's government procurement policy to accept FSC and PEFC certification
    December 2006: FSC failing to uphold indigenous peoples' rights - WRM
    21/12/06: 2011 International Year of Forests - UN
    19/12/06: UK Government releases review of forest certification schemes; PEFC and FSC approved
    09/11/06: FSC-Watch launched
    08/11/06: PEFC publishes requirements for the avoidance of controversial wood
    26/10/06: New body to promote Australian timber industry
    10/10/06: International forum on government procurement policies produces mixed findings
    25/09/06: EU and Malaysia launch formal VPA talks; NGOs sceptical
    07/09/06: Drastic measures proposed by Victorian anti-forestry NGOs
    August 2006: World Bank creates new challenge for forestry in developing nations
    22/08/06: Skill shortage in Australian timber industry due to 'negative propaganda'
    05/08/06: Greenpeace targets furniture retailers in Sydney
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    19/07/06: NAFI welcomes new toolkit to assess effects of reforestation
    18/07/06: Poland and Czech Republic progressing towards PEFC certification
    07/07/06: Eight new projects for Tasmanian forestry industry
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    22/06/06: UN lifts ban on Liberia's timber exports
    15/06/06: EU adopts Forest Action Plan
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