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Wood Products review and improvement of data related to wood products in Uganda

EC/FAO ACP Data Collection Project Technical Report AFDCA/TP/23









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    A synopsis of the main wood products in Ethiopia. Among these are sawn wood, veneer, wood pulp etc. Also, the report presents the status of national forestry statistics as well as the methodologies used to collect, analyse and disseminate the information. The existing wood-based industries and their capacities are detailed followed by an evaluation of the methods used to collect information and how they could be improved.
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    Review and Improvement of data related to wood products in Eritrea
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    An overview of Eritrea's main wood products, covering the natural and planted forest resources, wood products like sawn wood and woodfuel as well as the imported wood products. It also details the existing methodologies for data collection and makes some recommendations to further improve the process.
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    Review and Improvement of data related to wood products in Namibia
    EC/FAO ACP Data Collection Project Technical Report AFDCA/TP/18
    2000
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    The report starts out with a presentation on some background information about the current situation of the wood products and forest resources, their production as well as their import and export. The second part of the report analyses the statistics related to these wooden products, the compilation, analysis as well as dissemination process. Some of the national institutions involved in the process are mentioned as well as the most important Namibian wood industries. The last part of the repor t evaluates the collection process and the methodology used and makes some suggestions for further improvement.

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