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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Latest uploaded documents

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September 28, 2026
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Review of the forest sector complaints mechanism in Liberia
By: Civil Society Independent Forest Monitors Liberia (CS-IFM)
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Report

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January 19, 2026
Independent Forest Monitoring Coordination Mechanism: Institutional Framework and Monitoring Protocol
By: Independent Forest Monitoring Coordination Mechanism (IFM CM) Members
Statement

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May 9, 2025
CS-IFM Briefing #14: Blei forest community suffers as global giants contend for mining rights
By: Civil Society Independent Forest Monitors Liberia (CS-IFM)
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Briefing note

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December 3, 2025
CSO Position Statement on Draft Carbon Policy (Version 7) for Liberia
By: NGO Coalition, Multi-Actor Platform, CSO Working Group on Land Reform, CSO Oil Palm Working Group
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