PROCEEDINGS
FAO Advisory Committee on Paper and Wood Products
Forty-ninth session
Bakubung, South Africa , 10 June 2008
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REPORT
Item 1. Opening of the Session and welcome address by the ACPWP
Item 2. Adoption of the provisional agenda
Item 3. Forests and timber production in South Africa (including water issues)
Item 5. Soaring Food Prices and Food Security
Item 6. The image of the forest industry
Item 7a. Forestry and climate change after Bali
Item 8. Planted forests in the world
Item 9. Summary of country reports, including the social impacts of forest industries
Item 10. Recommendations of the Committee to FAO for 2008-2009
PAPERS PRESENTED
Item 4.b. Forests, Deforestation and Forest Degradation. Most frequently asked questions
Item 5. Soaring Food Prices and Food Security
Item 6. The image of the forest industry
Item 7a. Forestry and climate change after Bali
Item 8. Planted forests in the world
Item 9. Summary of country reports, including the social impacts of forest industries
ANNEX 2. COUNTRY REPORTS
Australia, Brazil, Finland, France, Germany, Hungary, India, Italy, Japan, New Zealand, Portugal, Russian Federation, South Africa, Sweden, United States, Thailand