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2009 > Extraction of other forest products

Extraction of other forest products

Are citizens informed about the extraction of other forest products? What rules apply to collection of non-timber forest products, and other tangible forest products, like wildlife hunting? (Non-forest products are covered later).

The rules for the use of other forest products are set in the Regulation of the Law of Forest and Wildlife, approved by Supreme Decree No. 014-2001-AG.

Are local people informed of where permits holders for non-timber forest products, or wildlife hunting, will be / are operating, so that they are aware operations should be happening in their area, and to give them the opportunity to know if permit holders are legally in that location?  Read the report...

Is information on locations for other forest products given to the public?

No. Read more...
In addition to any consultation on the general location, timing and allocations of permits (these were covered in the previous 'permits' Theme), are stakeholders subsequently given a chance to comment on the location / impact / mitigation of the extraction of non-timber forest products at the local level, for example as part of developing a forest management plan?  Read the report...

Is there a stakeholder consultation process on non-timber permit locations?

No. Read more...
Once all preparations and permits are completed and extraction non-timber forest products starts, can local people find out how much of a product (for example wildlife hunting) is permitted to be extracted (for example on an annual basis from a specific area)?  Read the report...

Is information on permitted quotas of non-timber products made public?

No. Read more...
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