Sentence examples for timber concession from inspiring English sources

A timber concession here, a stretch of paved road or a Bongo stadium there, disarmed anyone who objected to his way of doing things.

Sugar is Fiji's No. 1 industry and a business dominated by ethnic Indians; Britain could help with sugar subsidies, but the British wanted Commonwealth Development to get the timber concession.

Surrounding KNP is a patchwork of plantations for pulp and paper, as well as palm oil production, coal and nickel mines, community lands, and an inactive timber concession.

Of course, understanding this interplay is important not only for the conservationist, but also for industry (e.g., the manager of the timber concession), government and the people who live in the region.

This regulation governs reforestation funds, taxes on forest resource, and fees for timber concession (both from natural forest and/or plantation forest) and NTFPs collection.

Under the government's Village Forestry Development program, the timber concession launched programs to extend irrigated rice fields, tree plantations, fish ponds, and vegetable gardens to the village.

The most notorious of the French colonial entrepreneurs made their money out of timber concessions.

The category includes both national parks and timber concessions, in both public and private hands.

And government corruption is a perennial bugbear, with murky licensing procedures often masking illegal timber concessions.

Open for business and sell everything you can: oil, gas and mineral rights; timber concessions.

As the World Bank sees it, timber concessions could pour hundreds of millions of dollars into government coffers.