domingo, 28 de janeiro de 2007

Food and Agriculture Organization Of The United Nations (Clique Aqui para Saber tudo sobre a FAO)


FAO Forestry Web site


The FAO Forestry Web site provides literally thousands of pages of information, access to all of FAO¿s forest-related databases, detailed country profiles and links to documents on all aspects of forestry. Recent additions include new sites on forest fire, national forest programmes and forest reproductive material, among others. Pages are available in English, French and Spanish, and increasingly also in Arabic and Chinese. The site includes pages for technical specialists as well as the general public. Some 2 000 to 3 000 visitors browse the site each day.
The site is gradually being transformed to adhere to a common design which makes the site much easier to navigate. The site is maintained using an innovative, custom-designed content management system, the Forestry Information System (FORIS), which links subject pages with FAO¿s forest-related databases for the generation of continuously updated information. Specific subject pages are created and maintained directly by FAO forestry officers.
In addition to providing information on all of FAO¿s forestry programmes, the site provides links to other FAO cross-disciplinary programmes, to major international forestry events and to other forest-related processes and organizations, such as the United Nations Forum on Forests (UNFF) and the Collaborative Partnership on Forests (CPF). The FORIS system also hosts the Web site of the CPF, for which the content is maintained by the UNFF secretariat in New York.



FAO NEWS


18th Session of the Committee on Forestry (COFO)
Rome, Italy 12 - 16 March 2007
"Weaving knowledge into development"
SUBSTANTIVE ITEMS
State of the World’s Forests 2007
Forests and energy: new challenges in sustainable forest management
Forest protection
Putting forestry to work at the local level
Progressing towards sustainable forest managementIn-session seminar: regional action on sustainable forest management
Shaping an action programme for FAO in Forestry
XIII World Forestry Congress – Buenos Aires, Argentina, October 2009


What is COFO?
The Committee on Forestry (COFO) is the most important of the FAO Forestry Statutory Bodies. The biennial sessions of COFO (held at FAO headquarters in Rome, Italy) bring together heads of forest services and other senior government officials to identify emerging policy and technical issues, to seek solutions and to advise FAO and others on appropriate action. Other international organizations and, increasingly, non-governmental groups participate in COFO. As the need arises, FAO also convenes special meetings of forestry ministers, non-governmental organizations and private industry.

"Uma Floresta Unida com um Futuro Verde"
In: Projecto Floresta Unida

Sem comentários: