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Transform Forest Products Annual Market Review into Annual Review of Sustainable Production and Consumption of Forest Products. (...) Assess potential and impact of biorefineries. Review and promote innovation intended to improve efficiency of material use in manufacture and processing of forest products, and the competitivity of the sector. (...) Establish and maintain online platforms where research institutions could validate and exchange research results on the value of forests and forest products. Undertake national review of forest ecosystem services and assess their values using, as appropriate, the results of existing valuation studies (value transfer) and possibly from other sectors.

Participate in annual TC Market Discussions and other areas of the Forest Products Marketing Programme. 2. Via a survey, review and advise the TC and EFC on their market-related publications and products, specifically these issues of the Timber Bulletin: "Forest Products Annual Market Analysis", "Forest Products Markets Prospects", "Forest Products Prices", "Forest Products Trade Flow Data" and "Forest Products Statistics" and the website. 3. (...) TIM/EFC/WP.2/2004/3 page 12 Annexe 4 Changes in UNECE/FAO Timber Bulletin titles In 2003, the Working Party recommended: Status as of February 2004: • "Forest Products Annual Market Review" becomes "Forest Products Annual Market Analysis" in 2003. • "Forest Products Annual Market Review" became "Forest Products Annual Market Analysis, 2002-2004"; • "Forest Products Markets and Prospects" become "Forest Products Markets Prospects" in 2002

STRATEGIC REVIEW OF THE JOINT INTEGRATED PROGRAMME ON TIMBER AND FORESTRY OF THE UNECE TIMBER COMMITTEE AND FAO EUROPEAN FORESTRY COMMISSION : APPROACH AND METHODS, RESULTS OF SELF-EVALUATIONS, COUNTRY AND STAKEHOLDER INPUT : NOTE / BY THE SECRETARIAT

COFFI and EFC will hold joint sessions [in 2019 and 2021] with the aim to further strengthen cooperation, build on synergies and ensure cost efficiency. [Mid-term review and other amendments in the Integrated Programme of Work would be considered during the COFFI sessions with participation of the EFC Executive Committee]. (...) Partnerships should be designed to serve to demonstrate the value of forests and forest products for other sectors (energy, environment, housing, employment, climate change, etc.). 15.

Ainsi, nous considérons que le fait d’avoir donné pour toute réponse un rejet pur et simple, en particulier après avoir été informés du souhait qu’avaient les producteurs indiens d’offrir des engagements, constituait de la part des Communautés européennes un manquement à l’obligation d’“explorer les possibilités de solutions constructives”, et nous concluons par conséquent que les Communautés européennes n’ont pas agi d’une manière compatible avec leurs obligations au titre de l’article 15 de l’Accord antidumping (...) L’analyse présentée dans une étude27 sur l’application du seuil de 2 % dans les enquêtes antidumping de l’Union européenne de 1995 à 2000 pour des produits textiles a montré qu’environ 25 producteurs originaires de six pays avaient ainsi été exonérés. La même analyse a permis d’observer qu’à un seuil de 5 %, neuf autres producteurs auraient été exonérés. À partir de cette première tentative, il conviendrait de réaliser de nouvelles analyses pour renforcer encore cet argument en faveur d’un relèvement des seuils, en ayant présent à l’esprit que les autorités d’enquête conservent toujours la possibilité de déterminer des marges de dumping supérieures à la marge de minimis.

It does not include combustible products used as fuel, such as fuel wood or other fuel types such oils, hydrocarbons or alcohols derived from forest products. (h nov) “Harvested wood product management” is the system of practices that result in the short term or long term storage of carbon stocks in harvested wood products within the country of origin of forests where the wood products were grown; (h dec) “Importing harvested wood products” is the system of practices associated with importing harvested wood products from Non Annex I Parties; (h onc) “Non Annex I wood products” includes wood products originally grown in Parties not included in Annex I and shall include all carbon-based products derived from forests and shall include timber, wood, ply, chipboard, sawdust, cardboard, wood chips, paper. It shall include combustible products used as fuel, such as fuel wood or other fuel types such oils, hydrocarbons or alcohols derived from forest products.]

Canada believes that both the terms of reference for the review and the EGTT’s work on indicators must be coordinated to ensure consistency, so that the indicators developed are used to guide the SBI review. (...) As noted throughout the products developed for Parties by the EGTT and secretariat over the last six years, the development and transfer of technology is not just about ‘hard’ technology and investment flows. (...) ) — Level of introduction of products and equipment featuring environmentally friendly technologies identified above in developing countries — Distinction between imported or domestic procurement of those products and equipment in developing countries — Numbers, areas, and monetary values of domestic production, imports and exports of major products or equipment featuring environmentally friendly technologies, in developing countries — Level of activities of enterprises of developed countries that have major technologies identified above, in developing countries, and forms of activities (e.g., installation of factories and/or RD facilities, establishment of joint ventures, licensing of technologies) — Numbers, areas, and monetary values of technology transfer projects conducted by government-related institutions — Numbers, areas, and monetary value of supports from developed countries for capacity building in developing countries

Decides that, where a Party included in Annex I undertakes a corrective transaction to reflect a correction to the compilation and accounting database applied by the Compliance Committee, pursuant to chapter V, paragraph 5(b), of the annex to decision 27/CMP.1, the information in the compilation and accounting database shall be appropriately amended to avoid double counting, following the review of the corrective transaction in accordance with Article 8 of the Kyoto Protocol and the resolution of any questions of implementation; 15. Also decides to extend the code of practice for the treatment of confidential information for the reviews of inventories under Article 8 of the Kyoto Protocol to the review of assigned amount information under Article 8 of the Kyoto Protocol; 16. (...) For the purpose of the second commitment period, after completion of the initial review under Article 8 of the report to facilitate the calculation of the assigned amount pursuant to Article 3, paragraphs 7 bis, 8 and 8 bis, in accordance with , paragraphs 2–4 of decision 2/CMP.8 and resolution of any question of implementation relating to adjustments under Article 5, paragraph 2, or its assigned amount pursuant to Article 3, paragraphs 7 bis, 8 and 8 bis, the assigned amount pursuant to Article 3, paragraphs 7 bis, 8 and 8 bis, of each Party shall be recorded in the database for the compilation and accounting of emissions and assigned amounts referred to in paragraph 50 of the annex to decision 13/CMP.1, and shall remain fixed for the second commitment period.

Ce sont les petits producteurs qui font surtout les frais de cette situation. (...) Il est primordial qu’ils aident les petits agriculteurs et les petits entrepreneurs à investir en matériel, technologie, compétences de gestion et savoir- faire commercial et à se doter de structures solides et efficaces pour satisfaire aux exigences de ce systèmeviii. ________________________ i Réflexion d’un céréalier brésilien, cité dans Farina E., Consolidation, multinationalization and competition in Brazil: Impacts on horticulture and dairy products systems, Development Policy Review, 2002, 20 (4): 447, 450. (...) Impact of the rapid rise of supermarkets on dairy products systems in Argentina. Development Policy Review, 2002, 20 (4): 411.

REVIEW OF COOPERATION WITH THE WORLD CUSTOMS ORGANIZATION AND ITS HARMONIZED SYSTEM COMMITTEE PURSUANT TO DECISION VIII/20