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banking service chronicle This article was published in the month of October Illegal Forest Activities and Corruption: Illegal timber harvesting accounts for 15-30% global timber production and 50-90% of forest harvesting in tropical countries.  Low Profile of Conservation outside Protected Areas: Biodiversity conservation outside protected areas often receives little attention despite being critical to stem biodiversity losses.  Insufficient Capacity Financing and Regulatory Oversight: Many developing countries struggle to enforce forest and biodiversity regulations because of insufficient capacity and resources especially at sub-national levels.  banking service chronicle magazine Lack of Indigenous Peoples and Local Community Participation: Insufficient consideration of Indigenous Peoples and Local Communities interests in national forest policy and in the development of forest management plan. ○ Local communities and indigenous Peoples own or manage nearly 1 billion hectares of the worlds forest and farm land. Way Forward for integrating Biodiversity in Forest Management The quality of forest management has a critical role in determining the value of production forests for a range of values including biodiversity banking service chronicle magazine subscription.

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