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  • Indonesia and EU announce FLEGT licensing launch

    by ETTF, 15 September 2016
    Indonesia and the European Union has agreed that from 15 November Indonesia can start FLEGT licensing of verified legal timber products it exports to the EU.
  • BREXIT and the possible implications on FLEGT; the EUTR, VPA negotiations and FLEGT licensing

    by Sarah Hickman, 16 August 2016
    TFT's Sarah Hickman discusses how the UK's exit from the EU could affect the EUTR, VPA negotiations and FLEGT licensing.
  • Chatham House’s 26th Illegal Logging and Stakeholder Update Meeting report released

    by Alison Hoare, 10 August 2016
    The summary report of Chatham House’s 26th Illegal Logging and Stakeholder Update Meeting is now available to download in French, Spanish, and Mandarin.
  • EC publishes report on evaluation of EU FLEGT Action Plan

    by EU FLEGT Facility, 05 August 2016
    The European Commission (EC) has published its report on an independent evaluation of the EU’s initiative against illegal logging: the EU Forest Law Enforcement, Governance and Trade (FLEGT) Action Plan of 2003. The publication, a ‘Staff Working Document’ in EC terminology, summarises the findings of the independent evaluation.
  • ITTO analysis of Brexit implications for timber trade and FLEGT

    by EU FLEGT Facility, 13 July 2016
    The International Timber Trade Organization (ITTO) has analysed potential impacts of a UK departure from the EU (so called Brexit) on timber trade and FLEGT.
  • Brexit and FLEGT

    by EU FLEGT Facility, 11 July 2016
    On 23 June 2016, British people voted in a referendum to express whether they wanted the UK to remain in the European Union (EU) or not. The result was 52% in favour of leaving; 48% in favour of remaining.
  • The EU and China are combatting illegal logging through a Bilateral Coordination Mechanism

    by EU FLEGT Facility, 06 July 2016
    Want to learn about the EU and China’s joint efforts to combat illegal logging? The EU FLEGT Facility has published new information at www.euflegt.efi.int/eu-china.
  • What does Brexit mean for illegal logging and the global timber trade?

    by Jade Saunders, 30 June 2016

    As the shockwaves from last week’s Brexit developments continue to reverberate around the world, we take a closer look at the implications for the EU Timber Regulation (EUTR) – a key element of global efforts to stamp out trade in illegal timber and wood products – summarized in a new Forest Trends information brief.

  • UK-EU status for the Global Timber Trade

    by Rachel Butler, 30 June 2016
    The result of the UK’s referendum on its membership of the European Union inevitably raises many questions for those trading with the UK in the global timber industry.
  • TTF reaction to EU Aftermath: Market Volatility and Continued Support for EUTR

    by David Hopkins, TTF Managing Director, 30 June 2016
    Nearly a week has passed since the vote to leave the EU and the events of the week have certainly been tumultuous. The dust and anger may have settled slightly but the picture is still not that much clearer.
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