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Evaluation CBP

29-09-2015 Latest news

At the end the 5-year program, the Congo Basin Program (CBP) is currently being evaluated. Program partners, forest companies and other stakeholders will be given the opportunity to give their views on the results, functioning and effectiveness of the CBP. Strengths and weaknesses of the program can be reported, as well as the personal and corporate experience of the CBP-partnership. Also recommendations are welcome. Outcomes of the evaluation will be publicly shared.

 

 

Click on the link to find the questionnaire:

English version: https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/873JQTV

French version: https://fr.surveymonkey.com/r/RDXWF35

 

 

Known contacts will receive a questionnaire by Email. It is also possible to arrange a phone interview or to contact us directly: info@congobasinprogram.com

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The CBP assists and guides concession holders in the process to FSC certification and better market position through co-funding of a number of relevant services. If you are interested in participating, please contact us.

Partners

  • ‘A pioneer of forest certification in the Congo Basin, Wijma Cameroon SA was the first company in the region to become FSC TM certified in 2005. In December 2011, Wijma Cameroon SA was also the first company to obtain a certificate FSC TM Group Management (Group Wijma Cameroon) in the Congo Basin. Given its long experience in forest management, Wijma Cameroon SA has decided to share his experience in accompanying several other companies in this way. Thus, with support and accompaniment, companies CAFECO SA, CFK SA and SCIEB SA were certified respectively in 2010, 2011 and 2012 on all of their titles. Wijma Cameroon SA has decided to join the CBP to be supported in his efforts and determination to maintain its FSC TM certificates, those of its partners and to support new companies on this track.’

    Wijma Cameroon S.A.

  • ‘By becoming a partner of the Congo Basin Program, Corà Wood Gabon shows its firm commitment to continuously improving its forest harvesting practices with a clear objective to reach the performance level as required by the principles and criteria of the FSC standard for sustainable forestry before the end of 2015.’

    Corà Wood Gabon S.A. Forestry company

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