SUMMARY OF THE FAO EXPERT CONSULTATION ON TRADE AND SUSTAINABLE FOREST MANAGEMENT: IMPACTS AND INTERACTIONS
SUMMARY OF THE FAO EXPERT CONSULTATION ON TRADE AND SUSTAINABLE FOREST MANAGEMENT: IMPACTS AND INTERACTIONS
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粮农组织贸易与可持续森林管理专家磋商会摘要：影响与相互作用
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2004
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本期由安德鲁·鲍德温和马克·舒尔曼撰写和编辑。编辑是Deborah Davenport博士。deborah@iisd.org国际可持续发展研究所报告事务处（包括可持续发展）处长是兰斯顿James“Kimo”Goree VI。kimo@iisd.org粮食农业组织（粮农组织）森林产品司为报道这次会议提供了资金。可通过电子邮件地址和电话+1-212-644-0204与作者联系。可联系国际可持续发展研究所，地址：161 Portage Avenue East，6 th Floor，温尼伯，马尼托巴R3 B 0 Y 4，Canada;电话：+1-204-958-7700;传真：+1-204-958-7710。《可持续发展》中表达的观点是作者的观点，不一定反映可持续发展研究所或奥地利政府的观点。《可持续发展》的摘录可用于其他出版物，并附有适当的学术引文。《可持续发展》的电子版发送到电子邮件分发名单（ASCII和PDF格式），可在Linkages的万维网服务器<http://www.iisd.ca/>上找到。关于可持续发展的进一步信息，包括提供报告服务的请求，请与可持续发展研究所报告服务主任联系，网址为<kimo@iisd.org>。2003年2月7日，星期五关于贸易和可持续森林管理：影响和相互作用的简要报告，网址：HTTP://WWW.IISD.CA/SD/TSFM/粮农组织关于贸易和可持续森林管理：影响和相互作用的专家协商会议摘要2003年2月3日至5日贸易和可持续森林管理：影响和相互作用的专家协商会议于2003年2月3日至5日在意大利罗马联合国粮食及农业组织（粮农组织）总部举行。专家协商会议汇集了来自26个国家的代表政府、国际组织、非政府组织和私营部门的73名与会者，提供了一个论坛，讨论贸易政策和市场发展的当前发展如何影响森林管理的可持续性，以及可持续森林管理如何改变贸易模式和市场份额。专家协商会议是粮农组织关于评估森林产品贸易对促进可持续森林管理的影响的国际项目的活动之一。该项目由日本政府资助。粮农组织将公布这一进程的结果，并将在今年晚些时候召开第二次专家协商会议，参加会议的将有参与讨论新的《国际热带木材协定》、世界贸易组织（世贸组织）《多哈宣言》执行情况、区域贸易协定和国家贸易政策制定的贸易决策者和贸易专家。专家协商会议的与会者于2月3日星期一举行全体会议，听取关于贸易和森林管理、森林产品和服务贸易的全球趋势、公共政策和倡议、贸易协定和限制、森林产品和服务的管理和贸易、跨部门政策影响和环境服务新市场的介绍。2月4日，星期二，与会者在四个工作组讨论了这些问题：贸易措施和政策;贸易、金融和工业结构;治理和贸易;部门外影响和环境。2月5日星期三举行了闭幕全体会议，听取了工作组辩论的结果和对共同主席会议总结报告草稿的评论。以下报告概述了会议的审议情况。
issue is written and edited by Andrew Baldwin and Mark Schulman. The Editor is Deborah Davenport, Ph.D. <deborah@iisd.org>; and the Director of IISD Reporting Services (including Sustainable Developments) is Langston James "Kimo" Goree VI <kimo@iisd.org>. Funding for coverage of this meeting has been provided by the Forest Products Division of the Food Agriculture Organization (FAO). The authors can be contacted at their electronic mail addresses and at tel: +1-212-644-0204. IISD can be contacted at 161 Portage Avenue East, 6th Floor, Winnipeg, Manitoba R3B 0Y4, Canada; tel: +1-204-958-7700; fax: +1-204-958-7710. The opinions expressed in Sustainable Developments are those of the authors and do not necessarily reflect the views of IISD or the Austrian Government. Excerpts from Sustainable Developments may be used in other publications with appropriate academic citation. Electronic versions of Sustainable Developments are sent to e-mail distribution lists (ASCII and PDF format) and can be found on the Linkages WWW-server at <http://www.iisd.ca/>. For further information on Sustainable Developments, including requests to provide reporting services, contact the Director of IISD Reporting Services at <kimo@iisd.org>. Volume 79, Number 1 Friday, 7 February 2003 A SUMMARY REPORT ON TRADE AND SUSTAINABLE FOREST MANAGEMENT: IMPACTS AND INTERACTIONS ON-LINE AT HTTP://WWW.IISD.CA/SD/TSFM/ SUMMARY OF THE FAO EXPERT CONSULTATION ON TRADE AND SUSTAINABLE FOREST MANAGEMENT: IMPACTS AND INTERACTIONS 3-5 FEBRUARY 2003 The Expert Consultation on Trade and Sustainable Forest Management: Impacts and Interactions convened at the headquarters of the United Nations Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO) in Rome, Italy from 3-5 February 2003. Bringing together 73 participants from 26 countries, representing government, international organizations, non-governmental organizations (NGOs) and the private sector, the Expert Consultation provided a forum to debate how current developments in trade policies and market development affect the sustainability of forest management, and how sustainable forest management (SFM) is changing trade patterns and market share. The Expert Consultation meeting constitutes one of the activities within the FAO’s international project on the Impact Assessment of Forest Products Trade in the Promotion of Sustainable Forest Management. The project is financed by the Japanese government. FAO will publish the results of this process and will convene a second expert consultation meeting later this year which will include trade policymakers and trade specialists involved in debates on a new International Tropical Timber Agreement (ITTA), the implementation of the World Trade Organization (WTO) Doha Declaration, regional trade agreements and national trade policy making. REPORT OF THE EXPERT CONSULTATION Participants at the expert consultation met in a Plenary session on Monday, 3 February, to hear presentations on trade and forest management, global trends in trade of forest products and services, public policies and initiatives; trade agreements and restrictions, governance and trade in forest products and services, cross-sectoral policy impacts and new markets for environmental services. On Tuesday, 4 February, participants debated the issues in four working groups: trade measures and policies; trade, finance and industrial structure; governance and trade; and extra-sectoral influences and the environment. A closing Plenary session was held on Wednesday, 5 February, to hear the results of the working groups’ debates and comments on the draft Co-Chairs’ Summary Report of the meeting. The following report summarizes the meeting’s deliberations.