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We offer management consulting services to clients throughout the forest products value chain, from resource providers to end users. Our unique experience allows us to recognise relevant driving forces and assess their impact on client business. We help clients capture strategic opportunities and avoid pitfalls.
One main area of our expertise lies in strategy formulation and execution regarding raw materials, markets and products. For instance, we help our clients find new business prospects in raw materiel procurement or better predict the competitive environment.
Another main area of our skills is to combine our leading-edge industry expertise and management consulting know-how with the best practices in the fields of sustainable ecosystem management and biodiversity protection such as supporting our clients in forest management and chain of custody certification.
| Recent study: Billion hectares of land have potential for forest restoration |
We complement the skill set of client organisations with our wide and deep industry specific perspective. Our working methods range from technical analysis to process facilitation and from sparring to scenario workshops. We work well on every level of client organisations. With our unique understanding of the whole forest industry cluster, we can interpret trends or nuances in client business landscapes.
You can find some historical background information about central Eurpoean forestry >>here►<<
AFP
Greater clarity on climate finance at 46-nation forum
AFP
At best, say experts...
Reuters India
A climate for European action
Independent
It was also clear they were...
Amazon deforestation rate slashed
Carbon Positive
Deforestation of tropical forests is a major contributor to greenhouse emissions worldwide. Forest loss adds billions of tonnes of carbon to the atmosphere ...
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Skepticism mounts on benefits of moratorium
Jakarta Post
The correlation between funds raised through the government's emission reduction plans with the goal to tackle the forestry crisis was vague as there was ...
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जलवायु परिवर्तन विश्वव्यापी रुपमा एउटा खेलजस्तै भएपनि नेपाल जस्ता विकासोन्मुख राष्ट्रहरुको लागि एउटा महत्वपूर्ण सामाजिक तथा वातावरणीय चुनौतीको रुपमा आएको छ । हामीले मलुक भरनै यसका प्रभावहरु महसुस गर्न थालिसककेा छौं । ग्रामीण समदुायहरुले वर्षाको प्रवृत्तिहरुमा परिवतर्न...
BMKG to take lead in monitoring emissions
Jakarta Post
The money from Norway would be disbursed based on tons of emissions reduced from deforestation and forest degradation, which would be verified through the ...
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New climate change mitigation schemes could benefit elites rather than the ...
EurekAlert (press release)
Under REDD+ (for reducing deforestation and forest degradation), industrialized countries will provide developing nations with sizeable sums of money in ...
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Tembec has announced the permanent closure of its newsprint mill located in Pine Falls, Manitoba.
The mill had been indefinitely idled due to a labour dispute on September 1, 2009. After examining a full range of options, Tembec initiated a sales process for the mill in early January 2010. This sales process has proved unsuccessful. After a thorough analysis of the situation, Tembec concluded that the permanent closure of the facility was the only...
Helping the millions of poor people at greatest risk from climate change to adapt to its impacts is a daunting task. The Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change’s latest report states clearly that climate change is already having discernable impacts. These are...
Mongabay.com
80% of tropical agricultural expansion between 1980-2000 came at expense of ...
Mongabay.com
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Source: CIFOR's Blog -- Because of this haste to implement, he explained, countries may neglect to “build on and learn from previous efforts” and fail to create the conditions – such as secure land tenure and strengthened local capacity
Source: Mongabay --More than 80 percent of agricultural expansion in the tropics between 1980 and 2000 came at the expense of forests, reports research published last week in the early online edition of the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences (PNAS).

