| The Asia-Pacific Forestry Commission (APFC) is one of six FAO Regional Forestry Commissions that cover the world's major geographic regions. The APFC, is a forum for advising and taking action on key forestry issues. It focuses on issues pertinent to Asia and the Pacific, a region characterized by its diversity and rapid changes. News http://www.fao.org/forestry/site/48155/en/
Upcoming APFC events
No meetings listed at present Recent publications RE-INVENTING FORESTRY AGENCIES
Experiences of institutional restructuring in Asia and the Pacific
Edited by: Patrick Durst, Chris Brown, Jeremy Broadhead,
Regan Suzuki, Robin Leslie and Akiko Inoguchi. RAP PUBLICATION 2008/05
REACHING CONSENSUS - Multi-stakeholder processes in forestry: experiences from the Asia-Pacific. RAP Publication 2007/31
A CUT FOR THE POOR. Proceedings of the International Conference on Managing Forests for Poverty Reduction: Capturing Opportunities in Forest Harvesting and Wood Processing for the Benefit of the Poor, Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam, 3-6 October 2006. RAP Publication 2007/09 | |