[Extract] Vanuatu is a developing country with a small rural-based economy and limited high-value export products. It has a wealth of forest resources that provide benefits to local communities on both subsistence and commercial levels. Timber exports from Vanuatu have been a good source of foreign exchange, royalties and taxes. However, timber volumes have decreased over the past 10 years, reducing potential export earnings and royalties available to the Vanuatu Government. A positive outcome of this decline is that it has led to increased community and private interest in producing commercially significant forestry species, particularly the highly valuable sandalwood tree
Session: 30. Socioeconomics, livelihoods, and island and coastal agroforestry. Contact: l.feintrenie...
Vanuatu is currently in a period of transition from harvesting native forests to developing plantati...
A number of working papers have been prepared under ACIAR project ADP/2014/013, ‘Promoting sustainab...
[Extract] Vanuatu is a developing country with a small rural-based economy and limited high-value ex...
In Vanuatu, all forests are owned by custom landowners, and these forests play an important part in ...
In Vanuatu, all forests are owned by custom landowners, and these forests play an important part in ...
Vanuatu is a Pacific Island nation with a wealth of forest resources that provide benefits to local ...
Vanuatu is a Pacific Island nation with a wealth of forest resources that provide benefits to local ...
The Vanuatu sandalwood industry has a very promising future, where for the first time in its recorde...
The Australian Centre for International Agricultural Research (ACIAR) project ANREI/90/20 assisted i...
Characterizing sandalwood (S. austrocaledonicum) abundance in Vanuatu is challenging due to the broa...
As part of ACIAR project ADP/2014/013, ‘Promoting sustainable agriculture and agroforestry to replac...
With growing awareness that export revenues derived from non-renewable oil and gas resources are in ...
The native tree species whitewood, Endospermum medullosum Euphorbiaceae, is well known as a native f...
This report is a compilation of results of trials conducted in the first phase of the Santo Industri...
Session: 30. Socioeconomics, livelihoods, and island and coastal agroforestry. Contact: l.feintrenie...
Vanuatu is currently in a period of transition from harvesting native forests to developing plantati...
A number of working papers have been prepared under ACIAR project ADP/2014/013, ‘Promoting sustainab...
[Extract] Vanuatu is a developing country with a small rural-based economy and limited high-value ex...
In Vanuatu, all forests are owned by custom landowners, and these forests play an important part in ...
In Vanuatu, all forests are owned by custom landowners, and these forests play an important part in ...
Vanuatu is a Pacific Island nation with a wealth of forest resources that provide benefits to local ...
Vanuatu is a Pacific Island nation with a wealth of forest resources that provide benefits to local ...
The Vanuatu sandalwood industry has a very promising future, where for the first time in its recorde...
The Australian Centre for International Agricultural Research (ACIAR) project ANREI/90/20 assisted i...
Characterizing sandalwood (S. austrocaledonicum) abundance in Vanuatu is challenging due to the broa...
As part of ACIAR project ADP/2014/013, ‘Promoting sustainable agriculture and agroforestry to replac...
With growing awareness that export revenues derived from non-renewable oil and gas resources are in ...
The native tree species whitewood, Endospermum medullosum Euphorbiaceae, is well known as a native f...
This report is a compilation of results of trials conducted in the first phase of the Santo Industri...
Session: 30. Socioeconomics, livelihoods, and island and coastal agroforestry. Contact: l.feintrenie...
Vanuatu is currently in a period of transition from harvesting native forests to developing plantati...
A number of working papers have been prepared under ACIAR project ADP/2014/013, ‘Promoting sustainab...