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Conflict Timber
“Conflict timber” is a term used to describe timber that is produced and sold to finance armed conflict. The definition used by the NGO Global Witness is “timber that has ...Delete Item
7.6 Source Assessed in the Context of Exports to Australia
Aligned with international efforts, including measures developed by the United States and EU, Australia further strengthens its leadership position in the Asia-Pacific region in promoting trade in legally harvested timber ...Delete Item
5.1 Traceability
This section provides practical guidance on ways of gathering and assessing data on suppliers, species and timber origin. The purpose of gathering data on species and timber origin is to ...Delete Item
0.1 What Is a Responsible Sourcing Programme?
A responsible sourcing programme for forest products should aim to improve the environmental and social performance of the supply base by ending the purchase of products that contain timber ...Delete Item
11.0 Environmental Status of Supplies - Recycled Sources
The raw material used should be designated recycled if it is either a forest product made from post-consumer recycled fibre (for paper) or wood-based material that is sourced from ...Delete Item
7.5 Source Assessed in the Context of Exports to the European Union
The European Union's Forest Law Enforcement, Governance and Trade (FLEGT) Action Plan represents the largest international attempt to use the power of timber-consuming countries to reduce the extent of illegal ...Delete Item
5.3 Questionnaires
Sending out questionnaires can be a laborious and lengthy process. The number of suppliers that an organization uses and the complexity of the data required has a significant bearing on ...Delete Item
14.3 Developing National Indicators, Verifiers and Guidance for the Common Legality Framework
In order to test the applicability of the Common Legality Framework in different legal settings, TRAFFIC led the development of national indicators, verifiers and guidance for a sample of countries including ...Delete Item
14.2 The Common Legality Framework's Principles & Criteria
The Common Legality Framework encompasses the legal requirements covering the entire supply chain including forestry operations and corresponding processing and timber trade relating to timber origin, production, transportation, processing and trade, ...Delete Item