We believe improving forest governance, increasing transparency and strengthening the rights of local communities are key conditions of efforts to reduce deforestation.
LoggingOff is a space for civil society to share and exchange views and experiences of the FLEGT process and the importance of recognising communities’ land rights.
With up-to-date and from-the-ground information, LoggingOff builds connections between civil society in timber producing countries, and national and EU policy makers.
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June 29, 2022
EnglishEnglish
COMMUNIQUÉ
By: Forest Watch Ghana
Ghana
FLEGT FLEGT
Press release

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September 30, 2021
Illégalités forestières: De l’urgence de respecter les droits des Bantous et des Autochtones !
By: RPDH
Republic of Congo
Independent Forest Monitoring (IFM)
Report

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June 7, 2022
Kpayarquelleh citizens benefit from forest revenues, build health clinic
By: Sustainable Development Institute (SDI)
Liberia
Community Forestry Community Rights
Briefing note

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May 22, 2022
FrenchFrench
COP15 : Les OSC centrafricaines appellent à la restauration des terres dégradées et à l’amélioration de la gouvernance foncière et forestière
By: Plateforme GDRNE
Central African Republic
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