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                                TEAK IN MEKONG
                        FOR A SUSTAINABLE FUTURE

       Teak (Tectona grandis) is one of the most important valuable hardwoods in the world
       that contributes  to national  economic  growth  and livelihood  enhancements.  Natural
       teak  forests  occur  in  central  and  southern  India,  Myanmar,  Thailand,  and  Lao  PDR.
       In addition, teak has been grown across 70 tropical countries.  However, natural teak                                     TEAK IN MEKONG
       forests  are  declining  in  all  the  native  teak  growing  countries  mainly  due  to  over-
       exploitation and agriculture expansion.  This  edited book entitled  “TEAK IN  MEKONG
       FOR  A  SUSTAINABLE  FUTURE”  is  the  outcomes  of  the  ITTO  executed  Teak  Mekong                    FOR A SUSTAINABLE FUTURE
       Project in the Greater Mekong sub-region implemented with the financial support of
       the  Federal  Ministry  of  Food  and  Agriculture,  Government  of  the  Federal  Republic
       of Germany (BMEL) with the participating countries of Cambodia, Lao PDR, Myanmar,
       Thailand, and Vietnam.

       The book comprises six main sections, namely (1) Introduction, (2) Teak distribution
       across the Greater Mekong Sub-region (3) Silvicultural practices and teak improvement        TEAK IN MEKONG FOR
       techniques, (4) Sustainable teak forest management and certification, (5) Research in    A SUSTAINABLE FUTURE
       teak genetics, and (6) Policy and regional/international collaboration. It also provides
       policy  recommendations  and  guidance  for  future  work  in  promoting  sustainable
       management of natural and planted teak forests in the tropics.

       It is hoped that this book will serve not only the larger global teak community with the
       state of up-to-date information on the conservation of teak genetic resources, but also   _
       on the sustainable management and use of legally harvested teakwood from natural
       and  planted  teak  forests,  strengthening  the  capacity  building  of  smallholder  teak
       communities,  legal  and  sustainable  supply  chains,  and  sharing  lesson-learned  and
       experiences  among  multi-stakeholders  in  the  region.  The  book  contributes  to  the
       achievement of international conventions and agreements such as UN SDGs, and the
       Global Forest Goals.                                                                  Editors  AND P.K. THULASIDAS  TETRA YANUARIADI, PROMODE  YONGYUT
















                                                                                                     TRISURAT, HWAN-OK MA
                                                                                                  KANT




                                                                                                                                       YONGYUT TRISURAT, HWAN-OK MA
                                                                                                                                      TETRA YANUARIADI, PROMODE KANT
                                                                                                                                              AND P.K. THULASIDAS
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                                      ISBN 978-616-278-693-8
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