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IDH accelerates and up-scales sustainable trade by building coalitions of front running multinationals, civil society organizations, governments and other stakeholders. Through convening public and private interests, IDH programs create shared value for all partners. This will help make sustainability the new norm and will deliver impact on the Millennium Development goals.
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The Congo Basin Program (CBP) works in close collaboration with WWF/GFTN in Central Africa. The CBP draws on the WWF/GFTN presence on the ground in the Congo Basin countries and experience from working with forest companies (mainly on promoting sustainable forest management and certification) in the region. WWF acts as an advisor on forest management and public-private partnerships, on quality control of IDH service providers and on monitoring of the CBP in general. A particularly close collaboration is envisaged regarding activities in DRC.
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ICCO supports the Congo Basin Program with a financial contribution and with their expertise on the social aspects of forestry. |
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Fair Tropical Timber (FTT) is in charge of the realisation of group certification of community forests in Cameroon. |
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‘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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‘ROUGIER Group is strongly committed to the process of certification of good forest management. As this process is long and mobilizes many resources both human and financial, a program such as IDH is very useful to support companies like ROUGIER in helping them to achieve this certification. That's why we decided to become the first partner in this program.’
Rougier Group Forestry company
