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DETAILED REPORT OF THE SELECTED NON-WOOD FOREST PRODUCT; TRUFFLE 31 August 2020, Draft-Edited 1 Contents FOREWORD......................................................................................................... 5 METHODOLOGY ................................................................................................ 6 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS .................................................................................. 7 ACRONYMS AND ABBREVIATIONS ............................................................. 8 EXECUTIVE SUMMARY ................................................................................... 9 1. CHAPTER I: Introduction ............................................................................ 10 1.1. Distribution ............................................................................................................................ 10 1.2. Botanical and Ecological Features ......................................................................................... 14 2. CHAPTER II Economical Value, Usages and Trade ................................... 15 2.1 Economical Value ........................................................................................................................ 16 2.2 Areas of Usage ....................................................................................................................... 16 2.3 Contribution to Rural Development focusing on Youth and Women ................................... 17 2.4. Trade ........................................................................................................................................... 17 3. CHAPTER III: Specific Sectoral Policies ................................................... 18 3.1. Communique on NWFPs ....................................................................................................... 18 3.2. Action Plans ........................................................................................................................... 20 3.3. Technical Guidelines .............................................................................................................. 20 3.4. Utilization Plans ..................................................................................................................... 20 3.5. Standards ............................................................................................................................... 20 3.6. Supreme Council Resolutions ................................................................................................ 21 3.7. Inventory Procedures ............................................................................................................ 21 3.8. Harvesting Procedures .......................................................................................................... 21 3.9. Sale Procedures ..................................................................................................................... 22 4. CHAPTER IV: ADMINISTRATIVE STRUCTURE .................................. 23 4.1. The structure of the Ministry ................................................................................................ 23 4.2. Other Stakeholder ................................................................................................................. 23 5. CHAPTER V: CHALLENGES AND RECOMMENDATIONS ................ 23 5.1. Diseases ................................................................................................................................. 23 5.2. Recommendations................................................................................................................. 23 6. CHAPTER IV: CONCLUSIONS ................................................................. 24 REFERENCES .................................................................................................... 25 2 Tables Table 1. List of truffles observed in Turkey ........................................................................................... 13 Table 2. Classification of NWFPs in Turkey based on their forms ......................................................... 18 Table 3. Mushrooms .............................................................................................................................. 19 Figures Figure 1. Conifer and boradlead species in Turkey .............................................................................. 12 Figure 2.Broadleaf Species in Turkey (Source: OGM Forest Atlas) ....................................................... 12 Figure 3 Distribution of hypogenous fungi in Turkey ............................................................................ 14 Figure 4.Symbiotic life cycle of truffles ................................................................................................. 14 Figure 5.Prices of different truffles Euro/kg .......................................................................................... 16 PICTURES Picture 1. Tuber melanosporum -Black truffle ...................................................................................... 10 Picture 2. Tuber magnatum-white truffle ............................................................................................. 11 Text Boxes Text Box 1. Press release of the Minister of the MoAF about truffles .................................................. 15 3 4 FOREWORD A Letter of Agreement (LoA) was signed between Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations (FAO) and the Chamber of Forest Engineers of Turkey (CFE) for "Provision of Technical Guidelines on Sustainable Management of NWFPs and the Status Reports on specific selected products” on 20 December 2019. According to this LoA, the Service Provider undertook the following activities: 1. Identify, select and showcase Non-Wood Forest Products (NWFPs) that have an economic impact on rural and national economies and environmental importance in the sense of biodiversity. 2. Review the existing national policies and action plans related to specific NWFPs in Turkey and provide recommendations to strengthen governance. 3. Analyze and map out the selected NWFPs, considering the potential impact on rural workforce, in particular women and youth. 4. Conduct consultation meetings on the findings of the review with relevant stakeholders (local, national, and private) to enhance their inputs. 5. Prepare guidelines on sustainable management, production, and marketing of NWFPs in line with international standards and market requirements. 6. Prepare Status Update Reports on the selected NWFPs along with recommendation in the value chain. 7. Consolidate the findings with other ongoing projects in REU or Mediterranean Region. In this context, a preparatory meeting was held on 15 January 2020 with the presence of relevant people from the General Directorate of Forestry of Turkey (GDF) and CFE. A working group was established to carry out the necessary studies. This working group selected chestnut, laurel, pine honey, resin and truffle as the NWFPs to work in details due to their importance of "economic value, contribution to biodiversity and the potential impact on rural workforce, in particular women and youth" as stated in the LoA. After several meetings and examining case studies, this report entitled “DETAILED REPORT OF SELECTED NON-WOOD FOREST PRODUCT; TRUFFLE” was prepared. It gives general information about truffle as one of the most important NWFPs in Turkey. It contains six main chapters namely i) introduction, ii) economical value and usage, iii) specific sectoral policies, iv) administrative structure, v) challenges and recommendations, iv) conclusions and additional sections as annexes and references. As of 31st of August, 2020, the Chamber of Forest Engineers officially submitted the “Edited Draft Report” to FAO for review. 5 METHODOLOGY This report gives general information about truffle production in Turkey as a NWFPs. While preparing this report, the following issues and case studies have been taken into consideration: 1. Opinions and contributions of CFE, GDF and FAO Experts, 2. Turkey's current legislation and practices, 3. FAO's web page on non-wood forest products1 4. Other publications on the subject, especially the publication "Non ‐ Wood Forest Products in International Statistical Systems"2 5. Web pages of completed or ongoing projects, and publications and reports produced within this framework: a. INCREDIBLE3 b. StarTree4 The GDF as a corporate body under the Ministry of Agriculture and Forestry (MAF) is responsible for sustainable forest management activities including NWFPs. GDF has center and regional departments. At the center level it operates with 21 Departments, which one of them is the DNWFPS. The preparation of this report has been done in close cooperation with DNWFPS. All the data collected are approved by this department. The official correspondences with other institutes like Turkish Standards Institution, Ministry of Trade and other have been executed through this department starting from December 2019. There are different terminologies and definitions used for NWFPs. Considering this current situation, a scheme has been created for this report by as shown in relevant section. In this scheme NWFPs are divided into four groups according to their origin/sources, product type, usage and sales. 1 http://www.fao.org/forestry/nwfp/en/ 2 http://www.fao.org/3/a-i6731e.pdf, 3 -https://www.incredibleforest.net/ 4 https://star-tree.eu/ 6 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS THE DETAILED
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