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       <li id="gross_value" data-slug="gross_value">
  -      <strong>Gross value</strong>
  -      <p>Gross value-added measures the contribution of the forestry sector to the gross domestic product (GDP) of each country. Values are presented in current USD.</p>
  +      <strong>Gross economic value</strong>
  +      <p>Measures the contribution of the forestry sector to the country’s gross domestic product (GDP) in 2006, converted to current US dollars with the exchange rate of 1.16.</p>
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       <li id="gross_value" data-slug="gross_value">
         <strong>Gross percent</strong>
  -      <p>This was calculated by dividing the gross value-added in the forestry sector by the GDP of each country for 2006.</p>
  +      <p>Represents the percentage of GDP comprised of the forestry sector. Calculated by dividing economic value of the forestry sector by the country’s Total Gross Value Added (GVA) for 2006.</p>
         <p class="credits">Citation: <a href="ftp://ftp.fao.org/docrep/fao/011/k4588e/k4588e00.pdf" target="_blank">FAO, 2008 </a></p>
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       <li id="employment" data-slug="employment">
         <strong>Employment</strong>
  -      <p>This represents the "visible" or "formal" employment in the forestry sector, converted to full-time equivalents. It is important to note that these figures likely underestimate the true levels of employment in the forestry sector.</p>
  +      <p>This figure represents reported, formal employment in the forestry sector, converted to full-time equivalents (a common unit for measuring employment across various sectors). This figure does not include unreported, informal, and indirect employment. According to the FAO, it is likely an underestimate.</p>
         <p class="credits">Citation: <a href="ftp://ftp.fao.org/docrep/fao/011/k4588e/k4588e00.pdf" target="_blank">FAO, 2008 </a></p>
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      <li id="forest_type" data-slug="forest_type">
        <strong>Planted forest</strong>
        <p>This forest has been established through planting and/or deliberate seeding.</p>
        <p class="credits">Citation: <a href="http://www.fao.org/forestry/en/" target="_blank">FAO, 2008 </a></p>
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    </ul>
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    <ul class="sources">
      <li id="forest_tenure" data-slug="forest_tenure">
         <strong>Forest tenure</strong>
        <p>Forest tenure is a term that includes ownership, tenancy, and other claims over forests. It defines who can use forest resources and the time period and condition of use.</p>
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      <li id="forest_tenure" data-slug="forest_tenure">
        <strong>Public Lands Administered by the Government</strong>
        <p>All forests in the national forest estate (forest area managed under private or state ownership rights) that are owned and administered exclusively by the government, including some protected areas and forest lands awarded as concessions. These forests are not designated for use by communities or indigenous people.</p>
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      <li id="forest_tenure" data-slug="forest_tenure">
        <strong>PUBLIC LANDS RESERVED FOR COMMUNITIES AND INDIGENOUS GROUPS</strong>
        <p>Public forests set aside on a semipermanent but conditional basis for community and indigenous use. Although the distribution of rights between governments and communities varies in every country, governments typically maintain authority to extract and manage the area’s resources (forests, minerals, etc.).</p>
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      <li id="forest_tenure" data-slug="forest_tenure">
        <strong>PRIVATE LANDS OWNED BY COMMUNITIES AND INDIGENOUS GROUPS</strong>
        <p>For these forests, rights cannot be unilaterally terminated by a government without due process and compensation.</p>
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      <li id="forest_tenure" data-slug="forest_tenure">
        <strong>PRIVATE LANDS OWNED BY FIRMS AND INDIVIDUALS</strong>
        <p>For these forests, rights cannot be unilaterally terminated by a government without due process and compensation.</p>
      <p class="credits">Citation (data): <a href="http://www.rightsandresources.org/documents/country_data.php" target="_blank">Rights and Resources Initiative 2013 </a></p>
      <p class="credits">Citation (definitions): <a href="http://www.rightsandresources.org/documents/files/doc_2251.pdf" target="_blank">Rights and Resources Initiative 2011 </a></p> 
      </li>
    </ul>
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      <li id="forest_legislation" data-slug="forest_legislation">
        <strong>National Forest Policy</strong>
  