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close this bookOpportunities for forestry investment in Asia and the Pacific through carbon offset initiatives. (1997)
close this folder3 OPPORTUNITIES AND CONSTRAINTS IN THE FORESTRY SECTOR
close this folder3.3 Forestry Examples in the Asia/Pacific
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View the document3.3.1 Indonesia: Reduced Impact Logging
View the document3.3.2 Malaysia: Tropical Forest Rehabilitation
View the document3.3.3 Malaysia: Reduced Impact Logging
View the document3.3.4 Fiji: Community Forestry Pine Plantations
View the document3.3.5 Solomon Islands: Natural Forest Management
View the document3.3.6 Papua New Guinea: Integrated Conservation and Development
View the document3.3.7 Vanuatu

3.3.5 Solomon Islands: Natural Forest Management

In the Solomon Islands, UNDP/FAO South Pacific Forestry Development Programme and the Solomon Islands’ Department of Forestry proposed that a carbon offset funding component could be built into a proposed natural forest Management programme. This project was designed to implement RIL techniques and begin quantifying the GHG savings available from such an implementation in typical Melanesian forests. As a forest Management proposal, this project was quite advanced; however, it has not advanced as a carbon offset project because of difficulty identifying the AIJ point of contact within the government.