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Central Plans and Global Exports: Tracking Vietnam’s Forestry Commodity Chains and Export Links to China

2005-01-01

A collaboration paper with Forest Trends (http://www.forest-trends.org), Center for International Forestry Research (http://www.cifor.cgiar.org), and The York Centre for Asian Research (YCAR) (http://www.yorku.ca/ycar/). The links between growing Chinese imports of wood products and impacts on ‘producer countries’ in Southeast Asia can be overstated. In general, from the available information, Chinese demand does not appear to play a leading role in impacting Vietnam’s forestry situation, although information on the illegal trade in logs and sawntimber, either originating in Vietnam or transiting through Vietnam from Laos and Cambodia, remains sparse.

Vietnam – Japan Paper Joint Venture exports one million tons of wood chips

2004-10-19

A report on Vijachip, a joint venture in afforestration and paper materials preliminary treatment between Japan’s Nisso Iwai and five localities in central Vietnam.

Forest rules to take root

2010-12-14

A report on Vietnam’s new forestry development policy for 2011-2015 period. With the new policy aiming to include more incentives for luring foreign forest planters, especially advantageous regulations for joint ventures to operate.

Operations Commence at Vietnam-Japan Chip Vung Ang Corporation, a Plantation Wood Chip Processing and Sales Company in Vietnam

2002-05-27

A report detailing the commencement of Vijachip's operations in June 2002. Enumerates details on other projects and parties involved.

Struggles for land, forests, and food sovereignty

2013-06-27

Broken link. "Deforestation, reforestation and industrial plantations" by Chris Lang (accessed 27/06/2013)