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NGO · Netherlands
Environmental organization · Belgium
Declared costs: not declared · in the register since 2011
Monitoring framework for resilient European forests · Illegal logging – evaluation of EU rules (fitness check)
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Wild Europe · filed 6 May 2022 · source
Trustworthy information about the status and utilisation of forests, such as the recent MAES report by JRC , are key for responsible decision making. Without the existence of good quality, consistent and available data, policy and financial decision makers cannot make informed decisions. However, the current datasets are far from being consistent.
ClientEarth · filed 6 May 2022 · source
Public debate focuses mainly on deforestation and illegal logging in the countries of the Global South, however, forestry crime is a common problem across the world – including the EU. Cyprus, Greece and Latvia are mentioned in this context, as well as Bulgaria and Slovakia.
Wild Europe · filed 19 Feb 2020 · source
The EUTR was a good step into the right direction, but there are at least three elements, which require further improvement (a) the annex of the legislation must be all inclusive to cover all forest related products. This is going to be even more relevant if the EU pushes the implementation of the BioEconomy strategy further.
ClientEarth · filed 28 Feb 2020 · source
ClientEarth considers that both the EUTR & FLEGT Regulation have contributed to more legality and transparency in the global timber supply chain and have made progress towards achieving the objectives of the FLEGT Action Plan.
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