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Central African Republic

Law no. 08.222 (on the forestry code)

legislation type Legislative
Law
Passed in 2008
This law asserts in art. 1 that the forest in general and the Central African forest in particular fulfill multiple functions. It maintains soil fertility, generates many environmental services and contributes to carbon sequestration, survival and well-being of people, including culturally and intimately associated people and wildlife. This Code and its texts establish a legal framework for the management of the forest sector in the Central African Republic. In this perspective, it aims to: 1) reconcile the exploitation of forest products with the requirements of the conservation of forest heritage and biological diversity for sustainable development, 2) ensure the conservation and protection of training for their regeneration, and 3) to ensure the sustainable management of forest ecosystems.

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from the Grantham Research Institute
from the Grantham Research Institute
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