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Green economy

Green economy

  • Analysis of Timber Exports from the Russian Far East in 2015
    1 Analysis of Timber Exports from the Russian Far East in 2015 1 March 2017 | 488 Shows
    Author:
    E. Feditchkina Tracy, A. Lankin
    This work offers an analysis of timber and wood product exports from the Russian Far East for the year 2015. It examines the basic parameters of timber exports, export destinations, major export patterns, and target markets. The analysis also includes ranking the leading wood product importers in the Far East, investigates the export structure and quality of timber processing and considers the possibility of expanding product variety. Particular attention is given to the Chinese market, the largest market for timber from the Russian Far East.

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  • Timber export from the Russian Far East in 2004-2014.
    2 Timber export from the Russian Far East in 2004-2014. 12 December 2016 | 459 Shows
    Author:
    Brian Milakowski, Elena Fedichkina
    Timber export from the Russian Far East in 2004-2014. Recommendations for Responsible Timber Trade / Brian Mikakowski, Elena Feditchkina— Vladivostok: WWF-Russia, 2015. — 8 pp.

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  • Will Chinese factories pollute the Russian Far East?
    3 Will Chinese factories pollute the Russian Far East? 13 December 2016 | 452 Shows
    Author:
    E. FEDICHKINA, E. SHVARTS
    article, "Russia Beyond The Headlines", May 13, 2016
    Experts from WWF’s Amur branch assess the environmental impact of moving certain Chinese industries to Russia’s highly forested peripheral eastern region.

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  • Green Silk Road Initiative Declaration
    4 Green Silk Road Initiative Declaration 22 December 2016 | 514 Shows
    We are convinced that, by uniting forces, participants in our ‘Green Silk Road Initiative’ will more efficiently promote and support implementation of tasks listed above. These tasks also require cooperation with all other key stakeholders of integration processes in Eurasia.  We invite all interested members of civil society to join our Initiative.
    This Declaration was adopted at the Civil Society Workshop «The New Silk Belt and Road Initiative (BRI): Towards Responsible Social and Environmental Policies and Practices» held on November 18, 2016 in Moscow, Russia and is open for signing\ joining.


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  • Serial report on Belt and Road Initiative and Green Finance
    5 Serial report on Belt and Road Initiative and Green Finance 15 May 2017 | 513 Shows
    Author:
    WWF China, 2015
    Research on International Experience of Enviromental and Social Management Framework for Multilateral Development Banks

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  • The Belt and Road Initiative
    6 The Belt and Road Initiative 19 May 2017 | 428 Shows
    Author:
    WWF Briefing paper, 2017

    WWF Recommendations and Spatial Analysis


    We have undertaken a preliminary spatial analysis of the possible environmental impacts. This paper summarises our findings and recommendations. In it, we outline ways in which the initiative (also known as the New Silk Road) could be designed and implemented to maximise the potential sustainable development benefits and minimise the potential negative impacts.

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  • Working with Indigenous and Local Knowledge Systems for the Conservation
    7 Working with Indigenous and Local Knowledge Systems for the Conservation 22 June 2021 | 96 Shows
    Author:
    WWF, 2013
    WWF’s projects, fieldwork, reports, and studies are based on experience and evidence from diverse knowledge systems, as indigenous and local knowledge and traditional practices offer valuable contributions to biodiversity conservation and the sustainable use of ecosystems. The WWF case studies assembled in this publication illustrate how indigenous and local knowledge is applied in biodiversity monitoring and management of protected areas all over the world, testifying to the potential of their inclusion in building synergies among diverse knowledge systems.


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