The ITP will launch a series of initiatives from 2023, including:

(a) Implement a programme to increase the diversification of non-radiative pine species in New Zealand;

2. Establish the first institution in New Zealand with the qualification of training graduate students in wood processing;

3. Expand the "Wood - Our Low Carbon Future" campaign to promote the benefits of using indigenous logs to produce low carbon products;

(4) Study how to increase the use of wood products through improved standards and demonstrate the benefits of carbon storage in wood products;

5. Promote and support the commercialization of biological products;

6. Support Maori forestry strategies. The New Zealand Government will allocate S $27 million (approximately US $16.98 million) from the budget to support the implementation of the ITP, with a further S $155 million (approximately US $97 million) earmarked to support ITP-related initiatives and projects.

ITP將從2023年起推出一系列舉措，具體包括：

The New Zealand forestry and wood processing industry generates billions of dollars each year. Since 2017, the industry has seen a 22% increase in exports to around S $6.6 billion (US $4.15 billion) in 2021, employing more than 35,000 people in the local community. New Zealand is currently the world's largest exporter of softwood logs, with about 60% of its forest products exported in the form of logs. The ITP lays the foundation for future export growth in the industry. It is expected that by 2030, the processing capacity of the New Zealand wood processing industry is expected to increase by 25%, reaching 3.5 million cubic meters; Increase the use of domestic wood in buildings by 25% by 2030; By 2040, exports of high value-added wood products will increase by S $600 million (about US $380 million).

ITP will also support the development of new products for the use of wood in high-tech, low-carbon products, such as building materials, including wood frames, fence panels and decorative panels, as well as biological materials such as liquid and solid fuels. New Zealand will develop a woody biomass industry to turn wood processing residues such as twigs, bark, wood chips and sawdust into particleboard or bio-pellet fuel. These will create more jobs and improve the sustainability of New Zealand's forestry industry.

ITP還將支持開發(fā)新產(chǎn)品，將木材應(yīng)用于高科技低碳產(chǎn)品，例如建筑材料，包括木框架、柵欄板和裝飾板，以及液體和固體燃料等生物材料。新西蘭將發(fā)展木質(zhì)生物質(zhì)產(chǎn)業(yè)，將樹枝、樹皮、木片和鋸末等木材加工剩余物制成刨花板或生物顆粒燃料。這些都將創(chuàng)造更多就業(yè)機(jī)會并提升新西蘭林業(yè)的可持續(xù)發(fā)展水平。