Under the LAS the IAIP’s responsibilities include ensuring that citizens are able to exercise their right to participate in the management of public affairs, and that there is transparency in the exercise of public functions and in the relations between the State and private individuals. Information concerning the forestry sector is published on the IAIP’s single transparency portal and on the ICF portal, and is described in detail on the portal of each institution. In addition, Annex VIII includes a supplementary measure to set up a management system for information intended for the public. 4.2.11.8 National Commission on Human Rights (CONADEH) The CONADEH monitors compliance with the rights and guarantees laid down in the Constitution of the Republic, the Universal Declaration of Human Rights and other treaties and conventions ratified by Honduras. 4.2.11.9 National Research System for Forests, Protected and Wildlife (SINFOR) SINFOR is a publicprivate interinstitutional platform created by the 2007 Forestry Law which organises, fosters and promotes scientific research into the forestry sector, protected areas, wildlife and the like, and encourages transfers of knowhow and technology in Honduras. Its role includes providing uptodate information for the formulation of policies, and regulations that ensure sustainability and governance for the sector. In its work of planning and fostering research into forests, protected areas and wildlife, SINFOR’s priority is to seek research opportunities that can be identified in national plans and strategies, such as the National Strategy for the Control of Illegal Felling and Transport of Forest Products (ENCTI), and strategic plans for each of the member institutions and other initiatives relating to the sector. 4.3 Private forestry sector Under the LAS, the private forestrysector actors include those who, for profit, manage or
Under the LAS the IAIP’s responsibilities include ensuring that citizens are able to exercise their right to participate in the management of public affairs, and that there is transparency in the exercise of public functions and in the relations between the State and private individuals. Information concerning the forestry sector is published on the IAIP’s single transparency portal and on the ICF portal, and is described in detail on the portal of each institution. In addition, Annex VIII includes a supplementary measure to set up a management system for information intended for the public. 4.2.11.8 National Commission on Human Rights (CONADEH) The CONADEH monitors compliance with the rights and guarantees laid down in the Constitution of the Republic, the Universal Declaration of Human Rights and other treaties and conventions ratified by Honduras. 4.2.11.9 National Research System for Forests, Protected and Wildlife (SINFOR) SINFOR is a publicprivate interinstitutional platform created by the 2007 Forestry Law which organises, fosters and promotes scientific research into the forestry sector, protected areas, wildlife and the like, and encourages transfers of knowhow and technology in Honduras. Its role includes providing uptodate information for the formulation of policies, and regulations that ensure sustainability and governance for the sector. In its work of planning and fostering research into forests, protected areas and wildlife, SINFOR’s priority is to seek research opportunities that can be identified in national plans and strategies, such as the National Strategy for the Control of Illegal Felling and Transport of Forest Products (ENCTI), and strategic plans for each of the member institutions and other initiatives relating to the sector. 4.3 Private forestry sector Under the LAS, the private forestrysector actors include those who, for profit, manage or
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