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Forest Stewardship Council

FSC - Changing world forestry

Roberto S. Waack

Chairman of the Board

[email protected]



an independent, non-governmentalnot for profit

multi-stakeholder

organization

FSC



Founded in 1993

in the wake of the Rio-1992by concerned

business representatives, social groups and environmental organizations

FSC’s history



to promote

environmentally appropriate,socially beneficial andeconomically viable management of the

world's forests

FSC was established



Setting standards that reflect agreed principles for responsible forest management

Accreditation/certification system that monitors compliance with FSC standards

A product labelling system that rewards responsible forest managers

Together: A market driven mechanism to improve forest management worldwide

FSC does so through



FSC certification

• Forest management– S/Env/Ec certification– FSC Principles and Criteria

• Chain of Custody (CoC)– traceability



FSC Principles and Criteria

• International forest management standard• Applicable to all types of forests worldwide• 10 Principles and 56 Criteria• Consideration of scale and intensity• Local indicators



Principle 1 – Legislation

• Applicable laws• International conventions• Payment of fees and taxes• Commitment to the FSC Principles and Criteria



Principle 2 – Land tenure

• Long term forest tenure• Community rights• Resolution of disputes



Principle 3 – Indigenous Peoples

• Free and informed consent• Forest management and IP resources• Protection of special sites• Traditional knowledge



Principle 4 – Communities and Workers

• Social impacts and planning• Local employment• Health and safety• ILO Core Conventions• Dispute resolution



Principle 5 – Economic benefits

• Long term viability• Efficiency and local processing• Diversification• Other services• Sustainable harvest rate



Principle 6 – Environmental impact

• Impact assessment• Protection of rare or endangered species• Maintenance of ecological functions

– Regeneration– Biodiversity– Natural cycles

• Set aside areas



Principle 6 – Environmental impact

• Soil erosion and water quality• Use of pesticides• No genetically modified organisms• Waste disposal• Biological control and exotic species• Conversion to other land uses



Principle 7 – Planning

• Clear and detailed management plan• Periodic revision• Training• Public summary



Principle 8 – Monitoring and Evaluation

• Long term monitoring program– Forest growth, forest health– Fauna and flora– Environmental and social impacts– Productivity, costs and efficiency

• Production control• Adoption of monitoring results• Public summary



Principle 9 – High value areas

• High Conservation Value Forests– Social, environmental or economic

• Mapping– Stakeholder consultation

• Measures to maintain or enhance• Public summary• Annual monitoring



Principle 10 – Plantations

• Reduce pressure on natural forests• Promote conservation and restoration of natural forests• Diversity• Soil fertility• Annual monitoring• Conversion clause – November 1994



Top Countries – FSC forests (ha)

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March 30, 2009



• Canada 26,596,498• Russia 18,957,686• United States 11,030,495• Sweden 9,713,520• Poland 6,364,926• Brazil 5,479,531

Top Countries – FSC forests (ha)

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March 30, 2009



Certified forests - Biomes

Tropical/ subtropical



Certified forests - Type



Certified forests - TenurePrivate



FSC Chain of Custody

• Link between FSC forests and products



• United States 2,745• United Kingdom 1,629• Japan 897• Germany 839• Canada 684• The Netherlands 669• China 662

Top Countries - CoC certificates



Growth

2007* 2008** Growth (yr)

Forest Management (ha)93,918,950 105,450,874 17%

Chain of Custody (#)7,683 11,111 63%

Total certificates (#) 8,596 12,054 57%

* December 4, 2007** October 24, 2008



FSC Chain of Custody

2005 2008 Growth

# Cert 4,370 11,111 154%

•Chain of custody certificates in 91 countries

• Strong influence from demand in North America, Western Europe and China

• Printing and publishing sectors

April 2009 Stats

Month YYYY

Growth of FM and FM/COC (ha)

82,2

37,2

18

82,6

06,7

84

84,8

99,7

10

86,1

20,6

47

88,0

93,9

30

88,7

76,4

90

88,9

67,7

06

92,6

95,8

39

93,5

59,1

37

92,4

42,6

89

97,2

07,1

32

96,7

29,6

54

95,9

19,8

86

96,6

75,9

50

98,1

01,1

66

100,4

76,2

91

100,7

22,6

62

100,2

79,8

12

98,5

19,1

46

99,6

22,3

67

101,0

39,8

32

101,7

30,6

68

102,9

69,6

02

104,2

47,9

58

106,8

33,1

45

108,8

09,8

43

109,0

50,0

96

113,5

00,1

49

80,000,000

85,000,000

90,000,000

95,000,000

100,000,000

105,000,000

110,000,000

115,000,000

120,000,000

Hecta

res

Growth of FM and FM/COC7

67

76

58

27

82

3 83

28

16

82

08

64 87

58

63

89

5 90

68

95

90

2 92

19

25

92

69

31

91

9 93

0 93

99

37

94

19

48

94

59

48

95

6 96

6

700

800

900

1000

Jan-

07

Mar

-07

May

-07

Jul-0

7

Sep-0

7

Nov-0

7

Jan-

08

Mar

-08

May

-08

Jul-0

8

Sep-0

8

Nov-0

8

Jan-

09

Mar

-09

Nu

mb

er

of

Ce

rtif

ica

tes

Growth CoC50

58

5060 54

54

5538 58

04

5943 6168 65

00 6928 7145 7383 76

4677

80 8104 83

67 8671 90

88 9428 96

88

1011

410

479

1077

311

277

1156

711

847

1222

212

534

1291

8

5000

6000

7000

8000

9000

10000

11000

12000

13000

14000

Jan-

07

Mar

-07

May

-07

Jul-0

7

Sep-0

7

Nov-07

Jan-

08

Mar

-08

May

-08

Jul-0

8

Sep-0

8

Nov-08

Jan-

09

Mar

-09

Nu

mb

er o

f C

erti

fica

tes

Growth CoC - continent

-

1,000

2,000

3,000

4,000

5,000

6,000

7,000

Africa COC

America COC

Europe COC

Asia COC

Oceania COC

Monthly Growth %

-4.00%

-2.00%

0.00%

2.00%

4.00%

6.00%

8.00%

10.00%

Jan-

07

Mar

-07

May

-07

Jul-0

7

Sep

-07

Nov

-07

Jan-

08

Mar

-08

May

-08

Jul-0

8

Sep

-08

Nov

-08

Jan-

09

Mar

-09

FM & FM/COC COC

Growth # CoC

0

100

200

300

400

500

600

Monthly growth 3 month avg 12 month avg

Growth % CoC

0.00%

1.00%

2.00%

3.00%

4.00%

5.00%

6.00%

Monthly 3 month avg 12 month avg

Area by CB

CBFullname Total

Smartwood 53,204,818

QUALIFOR, SGS South Africa 19,694,601

Scientific Certification Services 10,431,542

GFA Consulting 8,719,692

Soil Association 6,839,058

Bureau Veritas 5,361,084

Det Norske Veritas 3,471,466

KPMG 1,831,964

Europartner 1,811,154

Control Union 808,910

QMI-SAI 729,104

ICILA 317,392

Institut für Marktökologie 229,735

Swiss Association for Quality and Management Systems 18,201

Grand Total 113,468,723

Forest Stewardship Council (FSC)A.C.

Calle Margarita Maza de Juárez 422 Colonia Centro Oaxaca CP 68000 Mexico

T +52 951 502 6533 F +52 951 502 6594

[email protected]



• GOAL 1: Leadership in globally responsible forest management• GOAL 2: Equitable access to its systems• GOAL 3: Integrity and Credibility of the FSC system• GOAL 4: Business value• GOAL 5: Strong network to ensure delivery

FSC Global Strategy



• Private procurement policies– Retailers, publishers, banks– Economic benefits – Corporate image– Stakeholder pressure

• Growing consumer awareness

Drivers



Private procurement

• Home Depot• Lowes• Ikea



Publishers

• Harper Collins• Random House• Scholastic• Otto



Banks

• HSBC• Citibank• Rabobank• ABN-AMRO• JPMorganChase



Public procurement

• UK• The Netherlands• Denmark• Germany• Belgium• France

In 2007, 56% of the Swiss population recognized the FSC label when prompted. Unprompted, i.e. spontaneous recognition reached 21%. The large majority of people (65%) recognized the label from in-store advertising.

In Denmark, there was a level of 33% unprompted label recognition in 2008.

Source: FSC Switzerland

Source: FSC Denmark

Prompted recognition in the Netherlands rose from 67% in 2007 to 69% in 2008. Unprompted recognition is at 21%. The FSC trademark is fourth in a ranking of the Netherlands’ best-known quality assurance trademarks.

Source: FSC UK

A survey commissioned by FSC UK in 2009 found that one person in four (24%) has seen the Forest Stewardship Council’s tick-tree logo. Once the scheme was explained, 54% of those questioned stated that they would probably choose FSC products in the future.

Source: FSC Netherlands



Brand recognition

Yes87%

No9%

Not specified4%


Value


2007 Survey: 87% of respondentsintended to renewtheir FSC certificates



• Reason for FSC certification– Market leadership: 91%– Client request: 74%

• Benefit of FSC certification

– Improved reputation: 82%– Access to new clients: 74%– Access to new markets: 66%

2008 Survey



• Importance in the last 24 months– Increased: 60%– Stayed the same: 24%– Decreased: 7%

• FSC provides business value: 78%– Client retention

2008 Survey



Thank you



Back Up



FSC labels

FOREST MANAGEMENT – AREA DIVISION

• 25 or 30 APUs (Annual Production Unit)

• The forest grown m³ per year • Harvest is 30 m³ per year

• After 30 years the forest replaces the harvested biomass

• Every year one APU is explored and afterwards is closed

• After 30 years the APU can be explored again

Sustainable Forest Management Plan ‘Plano de Manejo Florestal Sustentável – PMFS’

FOREST MANAGEMENT – APU & PARCELS

An APU is sub divided in blocks of 4.000 by 4.000 meters and each block is again sub-divided in areas of 250 by 400 meters, called ‘Parcels’

Operational aareas 873,53 ha

Camp site / Working area 0,50 ha

Operational restriction area 375,54 ha

Permanent Preservation 151,58 ha

Parcels limitN

Blocks limitsN

Inventory – permanent parcels

N

Water coursesN

RoadsN

Further limitsNEscale 1:40.000Date 05/2001

MY1 – Year1

Every and each parcel has its operational and permanent preservation areas. Every tree with significant economic value and diameter over 40 cm are located on the map, with information

over specie, volume and shift quality

ParcelsN

RiversN

Main roadsN

Scale 1:1.000Date 05/2001

MU1 – Year1 G12

Red Angelin

Quadrant - 2217

Sustainable Forest Management Plan

FOREST MANAGEMENT

Drag trails are defined, always aiming the minimum impact

Operational Areas

Inappropriate areas

Permanent preservation

Scale 1:10.000Date 07/2002


Riverbank

Roads and Patios

Permanent Parcel

DAP - 45.

FOREST MANAGEMENT

FOREST MANAGEMENT

The log stock yard in the forest are defined

ParcelsN

RiversN

Main roadsN

Escale 1:1.000Date 05/2001

MU1 – Year1 G12

Quadrant - 2217


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