Dialogue on IMPF in China

3 April 2006 to 6 April 2006
IMPF China breakout group discussion
Co-Chairs' Summary
PDF icon Co-Chairs' Summary
Background Paper
PDF icon Background Paper
Agenda
PDF icon Agenda
Other Materials
PDF icon Participant ListPDF icon Cossalter and Barr. 2005. Fast Growing Plantation Development and Industrial Wood Demand in China's Guangxi Zhuang Autonomous Rg
Presentations
PDF icon Ahmad, Mubariq. Current Trends and Prospects for the Future of Chinese IMPFs.PDF icon Colchester, Marcus. Best Practices Standards for Planted Forests: Social Considerations.PDF icon Cossalter, Christian. Intensively Managed Forest Plantations in Southern China: Issues and ChallengesPDF icon Cossalter, Christian. Can South China's Farmers and Communities Make Profit by Planting EucalyptsPDF icon Cossalter, Christian. Hardwood Fiber for Pulp in Southern China: Scenarios of Supply - Demand Balance to 2010.PDF icon Dong, Ke. Environmental Concerns in Implementation of Chinese IMPF.PDF icon Gardiner, Peter. A Business View: On the Road Towards Sustainable 'Best Practice.'PDF icon Holmgren, Peter.Planted Forest Code: Framework, Guiding Principles, and Implementation Considerations.PDF icon Kanowski, Peter. Intensively Managed Planted Forests: Reflections for Dialogue.PDF icon Pan, Wenfeng. Development of Pulp and Paper in Guangxi.PDF icon Toumela, Kari. Creating Value: Stora Enso Guangxi.PDF icon Toumela, Kari. We Are Customers' First Choice: Stora Enso's Perspectives on Future Plantations in China.PDF icon Xie, Yaojian. Forestry in Zhanjiang Prefecture.
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The Forests Dialogue (TFD) convened a dialogue with associated site visits in Southern Guangxi Province, China in April 2006 to discuss and explore the issue of intensively managed planted forests (IMPFs). This was the first of a series of dialogues and field visits by this working group.