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WRAP-UP AND CLOSING SESSION

3 rd HIGH LEVEL MARKET DIALOGUE – 2013 THE NEW ERA OF INDONESIAN LGAL TIMBER PRODUCTS TO MEET GLOBAL MARKETS AUSTRALIA – CHINA – EUROPE – JAPAN – USA August 21 st , 2013, The Sultan Hotel, Jakarta, INDONESIA. WRAP-UP AND CLOSING SESSION. CONCLUSION.

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WRAP-UP AND CLOSING SESSION

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  1. 3rd HIGH LEVEL MARKET DIALOGUE – 2013 THE NEW ERA OF INDONESIAN LGAL TIMBER PRODUCTS TO MEET GLOBAL MARKETS AUSTRALIA – CHINA – EUROPE – JAPAN – USAAugust 21st, 2013, The Sultan Hotel, Jakarta, INDONESIA WRAP-UP AND CLOSING SESSION

  2. CONCLUSION • Indonesia is now ready to enter legal timber market era as the country has developed and implemented SVLK/TLAS; • Indonesia is expecting to sign VPA with the EU on 30 September 2013; • SVLK/TLAS is a major step forward to promote and increase timber trade in global market. However, it needs credibility and transparency in implementation;

  3. As of July 2013, SVLK certificate has been awarded to 23 units of natural forest concessions, 44 units forest plantation; 19 units of community forests; and 701 units of wood industries. SVLK / V-legal has also been successfully tested with timber consignments to 8 European countries last year; • For maintaining and improving SVLK/TLAS , financial and technical supports from partners are essential.

  4. THE WAY FORWARD • Increased trust and recognition of SVLK as a credible system that provides assurance to the legality of imported timber; • Major markets to prohibit the entrance of illegally harvested timber products – only timber with V-legal document; • Provide price incentive that reflects the additional costs incurred by producers in pursuing SVLK/TLAS; • Provide capacity building and financial assistance for the small, medium and community enterprises to comply with SVLK/TLAS

  5. Strengthen bilateral and multi-lateral cooperation to promote responsible trade of timber and timber products e.g. Indonesia and Australia to develop a guideline for importation of legal timber;

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