On December 1 and 2, 2005, USAID, The Forests Dialogue (TFD), and ARD, Inc. convened international leaders from government, the private sector, international organizations, and nongovernmental organizations (NGOs) to explore the nature and impacts of forest conflict in Asia and to discuss what actions the represented sectors can take, individually and collectively, to address this serious problem through their ongoing work or future initiatives. This event took place at the Beacon Hotel in Washington, DC. For the agenda (with links to presentations), participant list, a summary of the conference, and documents presented at the conference, see the links below:

• Conference Agenda
• Participant List
• Conference Summary
• EWW Forest Conflict Paper
• Cambodia Workshop Summary
• Laurel Heydir on Iban-Dayak of West Borneo - Abstract
• An Assessment of Forest Conflict at the Community Level in Cambodia: Executive Summary
• Conflict Timber: Dimensions of the Problem in Asia and Africa: Executive Summary
• Growing Conflict and Unrest in Indonisian Forests: A Summary Paper
• Managing Conflict in Watersheds of Sri Lanka
• Philippines Summary
• TFD Summary - Practical Actions to Combat Illegal Logging
• TFD St. Petersburg Co-Chairs Summary of the ENA FLEG Joint Civil Society and Forest Industry Preparatory Event
• TFD Data Sheet
• Participants were also provided with a CD of these materials as well as the documents generated under this project.