In these days any good news is most welcome and it still seems possible that positive development does happen if the parties involved really are prepared to improve the situation.
A new timber export agreement between Honduras and the European Union has been signed and community-based groups in Honduras are cautiosly optimistic that it will help reduce illegal tree-felling and other illegal activities impacting the country’s forests.
Fifteen countries have already signed or are currently negotiating FLEGT (Forest Law Enforcement, Governance and Trade ) agreements with the EU, amongst others Vietnam, Liberia, Cameroon and Ghana.

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