Topic: FLEGT
The EU’s Forest Law Enforcement, Governance and Trade (FLEGT) Action Plan represents the European Union’s flagship attempt to tackle the root causes of illegal logging. It sets out a series of measures, including a Regulation (the EU Timber Regulation) requiring companies to verify the legality any timber products they import to the EU.
A key element of the FLEGT Action Plan is a series of Voluntary Partnership Agreements (VPAs). These agreements between timber producing countries and the EU aim to ensure that wood being exported to the EU is legal and that forest governance in the exporting country is improved. VPAs work by tackling the root causes of illegality, which include corruption and lack of clarity about land rights.

Addressing International Forest Policy Issues through Independent Forest Monitoring

GWTS PUBLIC PORTAL AND PARTICIPATION OF NON-STATE ACTORS IN TVD AUDITS AS OBSERVERS

IFM FUNDING

Implementing SNOIE in Cameroon

Integrating TVD Audits into Ghana Wood Tracking System to Improve Legality and Forest Governance

Open Timber Portal

Overcoming technical capacity constraints in IFM

SDI Briefing #4: Financial flows from logging to communities & the central government

EU-funded project promotes forest law enforcement

Pour des Accords de Partenariat Volontaires (APV) au service des Forêts, des Peuples et du Climat Recommandations de la société civile sur le futur des APV

Acuerdos voluntarios de asociación (AVA) útiles para los bosques, las personas y el clima: recomendaciones de la sociedad civil sobre el futuro de los AVA
