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5.62. Gabon strives to become, by 2015, the number one African destination for rainforest tourism and a model for national parks in the 21st century.

3.33. (...) The export of precious stones, as well as forest products, is subject to specific conditions of approval. (...)

3.40. The export of rough wood is subject to clearance by the Ministry of Water, Forestry, Hunting and Fishing.

3.43. (...). It is forbidden to collect, or trade in, ivory.

3.46. Law No. 20.017 aims to eliminate the spread in the natural environment of plastic waste generated by the non rational use of non biodegradable plastic packaging and bags; further protect public health and hygiene; preserve the quality of soil, water and air; improve the living environment of the population; and promote the use of biodegradable plastic packaging and bags.

[3.53. Several sectoral investment codes are in force. ]
3.54. It is also worth mentioning the Mining Code, the Forestry Code, the Code for the Protection of Wild Fauna and Regulating Hunting Activities, the Environment Code and the Water Code.

3.1. For more than a decade, Chad has been introducing major reforms in the trade sector in order to take greater advantage of the growth of international trade flows and participate on a sustainable basis in the world economy. (...)

3.11. The main laws and regulations governing foreign trade are: (...)
• Order No. 006/MICA/MEE/2000 regulating the importation of certain products and/or materials containing or operating by means of ozone depleting substances;
• Order No. 010/MICA/DG/DC/2000 establishing the procedures for the granting of import authorization for certain products and/or materials containing or operating by means of ozone depleting substances;
(...)

Table 3.1: Duties and taxes applicable at the customs cordon in Chad in 2021:
Environmental protection tax:
The Environmental Protection Tax is applicable to certain imported products that pollute the environment

3.22. Chad applies the Community regime in respect of VAT. Its standard VAT rate on local and imported goods and services is 18%. (...) the following products are exempt from VAT [2]: (...); and material and equipment for the production and promotion of renewable energies.
[2] Law No. 043/PR/2019 of 31 December 2019 defining the 2020 General State Budget.