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    Illegal logging in the Republic of Congo
    Author(s): Lawson, S.
    Publication Year: 2014
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    Publication Type: Report
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    Sustainability dimension(s): Social
    Topics: Governance
    Subtopics: Legal compliance
    Subject Keywords: Forests Forest certification Small Landowners
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    Regions: Africa
    Countries: Congo
    Forest Zones: Tropical
    Forest Type: (not yet curated)
    Tenure Ownership: (not yet curated)
    Tenure Management: (not yet curated)
    Evidence Category: FSC effect-related studies
    Evidence Type: Monitoring report
    Evidence Subtype: Collective
    Data Type: Field Measurements
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    Great Apes and FSC: Implementing 'Ape Friendly' Practices in Central Africa's Logging Concessions
    Author(s): Morgan, D. Sanz, C. Greer, D. Rayden, T. Maisels, F.
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    Publication Year: 2013
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    Publication Type: Working Paper
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    Sustainability dimension(s): Environmental Social
    Topics: Compositional diversity Workers Governance
    Subtopics: Occupational health Employment conditions Legal compliance
    Subject Keywords: Brazil Forests Certification
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    Regions: Africa
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    Forest Zones: Tropical
    Forest Type: Natural Forest
    Tenure Ownership: Public
    Tenure Management: Private
    Evidence Category: FSC effect-related studies
    Evidence Type: Monitoring report
    Evidence Subtype: Collective
    Data Type: Focus groups
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