Most wood in Africa is used for fuel. Asia Much of Siberia is coniferous forest, as is true for northern China, Japan and Korea. Mostly the same things are true in Asia, as in Africa. Roughly half the world's supplies of coniferous forests lie in the former Soviet Union. There are mixed temperate hardwood zones south of that.
Farther south are the tropical hardwoods.
China was once heavily forested, but today the forest is mostly gone. India is not quite as bad, but population pressures are severe. India is becoming more desert-like all the time. From Burma to Singapore the forests are in better shape. Lots of good forests are left in Indonesia, Philippines, and New Guinea.