Conflicting and incomplete datasets underscore the need to harmonise forest monitoring Biodiversity, climate and ecosystems policies rely on complete forest data, so it’s time for a forest monitoring…
Congo Basin meeting in Brussels: time for stronger action A more ambitious plan is needed to protect forests and meet people’s aspirations in the second-largest rainforest in the…
CoNGOs project : Discussion of a new paradigm for community forestry The CoNGOs project partners discuss a new paradigm for community forestry at the meeting of the CBFP parties in Douala. At the…
Consultation requirements under FLEGT A briefing note by a coalition of European NGOs which details what constitutes a proper consultation process for countries negotiating a Forest Law Enforcement,…
Consumers ask Commission for binding rules to stop forest destruction From September through 10 December 2020, the Commission held a consultation asking the public what action the Commission should…
Consuming less, Consuming better EU consumers make a hefty contribution to (often illegal) global deforestation; of this, the food sector accounts for 60 per cent of the deforestation embodied…
Controlling imports of illegal timber: Options for Europe This report presents a series of recommendations for the institutions of the European Union (EU), and for the governments of the EU member…
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COP21: draft text agreed, but contentious issues remain From 19 to 23 October, countries met in Bonn for the last negotiations before next month’s climate summit in Paris, where a new global…
COP26 delegations dream of a trillion trees but on whose land? As COP26 nears, the UK is promoting Nature-Based Solutions as a get out of jail card. But planting trees without respecting local rights…
