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2.3 Identifying Key Players That Need to Be Involved
It is essential to identify key roles within the sourcing organization that are critical to the success of complying with policy through delivering the programme. The roles will include senior ...Delete Item
7.1 Defining Legal Timber
To direct your organization's sourcing away from the products of illegal logging and toward those in favour of legal operators, you will need to define what you mean by "legal" ...Delete Item
1.0 Senior Management Support
Turning policy and values into a programme that promotes the legal and responsible sourcing of forest products inevitably requires management support. Any activity that is seen as not being central ...Delete Item
13.3 Example of an Action Plan and Targets for a Responsible Purchaser
The initial assessment of the supply chain indicates the baseline from which annual targets have been set, as shown below: Overall Performance Targets Category Proportion of Forest Products in Supply ...Delete Item
0.0 Introduction
Since the Global Forest & Trade Network (GFTN) first published its Guide to Responsible Sourcing of Forest Products and the closely associated Keep It Legal manual as paper documents, there ...Delete Item
8.6 Choosing the Appropriate Status for a Source
The more an organization digs into the issues, the more information will come to light that may have a bearing on the status of the source. Sufficient information may ...Delete Item
7.2 Assessing a Source Assessed
To assess the credibility of the information from the supplier, the sourcing organization should consider the following: Does the supplier operate systems that prove the origin of its timber? Does ...Delete Item
8.0 Environmental Status of Supplies - Reducing the Risk of Trading in Illegal Timber
The simplest way to reduce the risk of trading illegal timber is to buy and sell certified timber. For the majority of businesses involved in the timber sector, particularly those ...Delete Item
CITES-Listed Species
The Convention on International Trade in Endangered Species of Wild Fauna and Flora (CITES) is a global response to concern over the trade of endangered species. CITES was enacted in ...Delete Item