Forestry Development Authority definition

Forestry Development Authority or “FDA” means the authority established pursuant to the Public Authorities Law of the Recipient and charged with responsibility for, inter alia, the development of resources of the public forests in the territory of the Recipient and management of commercial activities undertaken by forest-dependent communities in connection therewith.
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Examples of Forestry Development Authority in a sentence

  • Unfortunately, due to the remoteness and challenging sampling conditions in the deep and open ocean, our knowledge of species distributions in the marine realm is still very limited, creating considerable uncertainties in biogeographic classifications of the ocean (even despite the significant progress in this realm by large research programmes such as the Census of Marine Life) (▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇, 2010).

  • These timber sources can encompass both natural forests and plantation forests under one of the following types of permit granted by the Forestry Development Authority (FDA): — forest management contract (FMC), — timber sale contract (TSC), — private use permit (PUP), — forest use permit (FUP), — chainsaw permit.

  • These timber sources can encompass both natural forests and plantation forests under one of the following types of permit granted by the Forestry Development Authority (FDA): – Forest management contract (FMC), – Timber sale contract (TSC), – Private use permit (PUP), – Forest use permit (FUP), – Chainsaw permit.