Sourcing Legally Produced Wood: A Guide for Businesses — 2018 Edition

Published by: Voices for Mekong Forest

This publication updates the 2014 version of Sourcing Legally Produced Wood, which provided information on illegal logging and associated trade, public and private procurement policies, export country logging and log export bans, and introductory guidance to the wood products legality legislation in the United States, the EU, and Australia. Illegal logging is a direct cause of forest degradation and often contributes to deforestation.

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Field	Value
Document type	Guidelines, instruction manuals, handbooks
Language of document	English
Topics	Hardwoods Logging and timber Plantation timber
Geographic area (spatial range)	Thailand
Copyright	Yes
Access and use constraints	The contents are the responsibility of the World Resources Institute. This document is for information purposes only.
Version / Edition	2018
License	CC-BY-4.0
Contact	2014 EDITION: Ruth Noguerón is an Associate at the World Resources Institute. Contact: Ruth.Nogueron@wri.org Loretta Cheung is a former Research Analyst and Project Coordinator at the World Resources Institute. 2018 EDITION: Jonathan Mason is a Research Analyst at the World Resources Institute. Contact: Jonathan.Mason@wri.org Bo Li is a Research Analyst at the World Resources Institute. Conact: Bo.Li@wri.org
Co-author (coorporate)	Noguerón, R., L. Cheung, J. Mason, and B. Li.
Publication place	Washington DC, USA
Publisher	World Resources Institute
Publication date	2018
Pagination	38
Keywords	Illigal logging,Legality guide
Date uploaded	September 11, 2018, 08:20 (UTC)
Date modified	September 11, 2018, 09:15 (UTC)