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3.1 Where to Start
There is no right, wrong or perfect set of policies to underpin the effort to achieve more responsible sourcing of forest products. However, it is important that the policy be ...Delete Item
12.0 Environmental Status of Supplies - Checklist for Working Through the Steps of Environmental Status
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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
5.4 Rating of Suppliers' Compliance with Policy
In an ideal world, once an organization has defined a timber sourcing policy, it could present it to suppliers and they would then follow it. The outcome would be the ...Delete Item
3.4 Focusing Policy on Legal Compliance
In defining the scope of its sourcing policy, your organization will need to understand the regulation affecting forestry and trade of forest products in the markets where you operate and ...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
7.0 Environmental Status of Supplies - Source Assessed
The classification "Source Assessed" involves that the forest source has been evaluated for basic legality and traceability criteria- Criteria So far as the purchaser is aware, the source or sources ...Delete Item
2.1 Setting the Bar
The initial review should identify what the expectations are of the organization from a variety of view points. To establish these expectations, at least five things must be considered: Regulation ...Delete Item
8.2 Controlled Wood Standards
There is a large overlap between the policy elements and the necessary compliance checks as seen under the sections Source Assessed and Source Verified and the Forest Stewardship Council “Standard ...Delete Item