View source for Europe and North Asia Forest Law Enforcement and Governance

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|Short title=ENA FLEG
|Type of template= Policy process  
|Description=The '''Europe and North Asia Forest Law Enforcement and Governance''' (ENA FLEG) is a political initiative launched by a number of countries to strengthen forest governance within a given region. These ministerial-level political processes aim to mobilize international commitment from producer, consumer and donor governments to increase efforts to combat illegal logging. They create the political space at national and regional levels to address these sensitive issues and they specifically recognize the need for joint efforts and shared responsibility of wood products producing countries, consuming countries, civil society and donors. 
|Objective=To galvanize international and multi-stakeholder commitment to combat the problem of illegal logging and associated trade and corruption at the forest sector
|Linkages=[[UNFF]], [[UNCPF]], [[FAO]], [[UNEP]], [[MCPF]], [[ITTO]], [[UNFCC]], [[UNCBD]]
|Start=2005  
|End= 
|Scope= Other
|Policy area=Forest and forestry
|Language=English, Russian  
|URL=http://web.worldbank.org/WBSITE/EXTERNAL/COUNTRIES/ECAEXT/RUSSIANFEDERATIONEXTN/0,,contentMDK:20521942~menuPK:1197005~pagePK:141137~piPK:217854~theSitePK:305600,00.html  
|Format=html   
|Access=Free 
|Publisher=The World Bank Group   
|Country=USA   
|Date=8/11/2011  
|Target=Illegal logging trade
|Legal status = Non-legally binding 
|Decision making body=ENA FLEG Ministerial Conference  
|Implementing body= Signatory Countries 
|Monitoring, assessing and reporting= International, national and regional follow-up and implementation
|Keywords=Europe, North Asian region, forest law, sustainable forest management, illegal logging
|ToSIA indicators=Trade balance
|FOREST EUROPE criteria=Socio-economic functions
|FOREST EUROPE indicators=Trade in wood
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