Market based and regulatory/enforcement mechanisms- assessment of impacts on timber trade between South-east Asia and Europe
Raised public concern in the European Union (EU) about the legality of its timber imports, the need to combat illegal logging and deforestation, and for promoting sustainable forest management practices, have pushed the EU commission to raise its standards and legality demands for wood imports. C...
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SLU/Southern Swedish Forest Research Centre
2013
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