The outcomes of the project will make an impact on Vietnam’s regulations on natural resources and wildlife trade policy amendment, ensuring a sustainable future use of Vietnam’s wild animal and plant. In addition, the project will also strengthen the capacity of both the management and scientific institutions, establishing a more effective cooperation and an overall effective conservation of endangered species and the implementation of international agreements. Finally, it will contribute to global efforts in the management of trade and improve the conservation of rosewood species.
Projects
Country:
Vietnam
Project Type:
Non Detriment Findings (NDF)
Taxonomy:
Dalbergia spp.
Project Title:
Strengthening the management and conservation of Dalbergia cochinchinesis and Dalbergia oliveri in Vietnam
Duration:
24 months
Project Document:
Outputs:
- Management and conservation plan for Dalbergia cochinchinensis and Dalbergia oliveri in Vietnam
- Non-detriment findings Report for Dalbergia cochinchinensis and Dalbergia oliveri in Vietnam
- Identification manual for Dalbergia cochinchinensis Pierre & Dalbergia oliveri Gamble ex Prain
- Identification Manual for Dalbergia cochinchinensis and Dalbergia oliveri (Vietnamese version)
- Review on the Taxonomy, Biology, Ecology, and the Status, Trend and Population Structure and Dynamics of Dalbergia cochinchinensis in Vietnam
- Review on the Taxonomy, Biology, Ecology, and the Status, Trend and Population Structure and Dynamics of Dalbergia oliveri in Vietnam
- Report on the Development of the Dalbergia ID App CCD
- Project videos
- Report on “The Training Workshop for Local Authorities and Management Agencies to Share the NDF’s Recommendations and Guidance for Implementation of the Recommendations at the Local Level”
- Report on “The Training Workshop to Train Management and Enforcement Officers to Effectively Use the Rosewood Identification Manual and the APP”
CITES Working Language:
English
KEY STATISTICS
HUMAN POPULATION
95.54 million
LAND AREA* (km2)
310,070
FOREST COVER (km2)
149,020
FOREST COVER (%)
48.1
*Source: www.fao.org/faostat/en/#data//RL (Land Area in Year 2016)
Project videos
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