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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October 29, 2026
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Pas de problème, il y a plein de forêt ! – Déforestation du cacao à Grand Gedeh et conducteurs transfrontaliers
By: Save My Future Foundation (SAMFU), l’Association Initiatives pour le Développement communautaire et la conservation de la Forêt (IDEF), et Fern

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October 29, 2026
No problem… There is plenty of forest! – Cocoa deforestation in Grand Gedeh and cross-border drivers
By: Save My Future Foundation (SAMFU), l’Association Initiatives pour le Développement communautaire et la conservation de la Forêt (IDEF), and Fern
Ivory CoastIvory Coast
Climate Change Climate Change Due Diligence Legislation Due Diligence Legislation Independent Forest Monitoring (IFM) Independent Forest Monitoring (IFM) Independent Forest Monitoring (IFM) Independent Forest Monitoring (IFM)
Report

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

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May 30, 2026
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Web-Based Forest Monitoring Tools: A Rapid Review
By: Civil Society Independent Forest Monitors Liberia (CS-IFM)
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