The document summarizes research on the fuelwood economy and potential for short-rotation coppice agroforestry in Papua New Guinea. Key findings from fuelwood surveys across urban and rural areas are presented, showing high reliance on fuelwood. Field trials evaluated fast-growing tree species for fuelwood production and charcoal making. Participatory methods helped establish charcoal producer groups. The research found potential for small businesses and improved livelihoods through sustainable production and sale of fuelwood and charcoal.
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