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Copa Verde 2021 champions take home trophies that promote Responsible Forest Management


发布在 14/12/2021  在之前 UK Comms Team
Tagged Copa Verde, Design & Sustainable Wood, Responsible Timber, bioeconomy

BVRio's Design & Sustainable Wood Initiative has played a key part in reinforcing the role of small-scale producers in the Amazon by facilitating the production of wooden trophies for the final of the Brazilian Copa Verde Football tournament, which took place this weekend.

Brazilian timber legality service update


发布在 09/12/2021  在之前 UK Comms Team
Tagged Due Diligence, Responsible Timber, Responsible Timber Exchange, Timber, Timber legality

The BVRio Brazilian timber Due Diligence and Risk Assessment service has been updated this month with two revised service options for timber importers.

Production starts on 2021 Copa Verde FSC® certified wooden trophies


发布在 19/11/2021  在之前 UK Comms Team
Tagged Copa Verde, Responsible Timber, Responsible Timber Exchange, FSC, Design & Sustainable Wood

Production has started for the 2021 Copa Verde trophies, made with FSC® certified wood and designed by Guido Guedes and Alessandra Delgado.

Young artisans in Brazil receive a masterclass in ‘turning and finishing’


发布在 23/06/2021  在之前 BVRio UK Comms Team
Tagged Design, Design & Sustainable Wood, Responsible Timber

The final in a series of five training courses will conclude this month, delivered through a partnership between the Environment Secretariat of Acre (Sema), Brazil and BVRio.

Second legal and sustainable timber project complete


发布在 08/06/2021  在之前 BVRio Comms Team
Tagged legal timber, Timber, Sustainable Timber, Responsible Timber Exchange, Responsible Timber, FGMC

At the end of March 2021, BVRio completed its second project funded by the UK government’s Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office (FCDO) Forest Governance Markets and Climate (FGMC) programme. During the first project, running from 2015 to 2018, we adapted the Responsible Timber Exchange, originally developed for Brazil, to the circumstances of other tropical forest timber producer countries (Ghana, Liberia, Ivory Coast and Cameroon) and the consumer markets of the UK, EU and China.

Tetekon is the new Iroko : Lesser-Known Timber Species are the best way to go!


发布在 05/04/2021  在之前 Isabel Nuñez del Prado
Tagged Sustainable Timber, LKTS, Lesser-known species, Ghana, Responsible Timber, Responsible Timber Exchange

There are over 50,000 species of timber in the world, but only a small fraction is widely used commercially. This, however, does not mean that the rest of the species are unsuitable for a variety of commercial uses. There under-utilised species are known as Lesser-Known and Lesser-Used Timber Species (LKTS) and can often substitute more popular species in terms of performance and aesthetics, and cost-effectiveness. This makes choosing LKTS a good business decision, which also has the potential to improve livelihoods and protect biodiversity.

Promoting Lesser-Known and Lesser-Used timber species from Ghana


发布在 17/12/2020  在之前 BVRio Comms Team
Tagged legal timber, Ghana, Responsible Timber, Responsible Timber Exchange, Lesser-known species, FLEGT

In collaboration with Ghana Forestry Commission’s Timber Industry Development Division (TIDD), Forest Research Institute of Ghana (FORIG), Ghana Timber Millers Organization (GTMO) and the Ghana Timber Association (GTA), BVRio developed a set of communication materials that include technical information about a selection of timber species that are available to the international markets.

Illegal timber trade from Brazil and the need for robust due diligence


发布在 25/11/2020  在之前 BVRio
Tagged Due Diligence, illegal timber, Responsible Timber

At the 12th BRICS Summit, held via video conference on the 17th November 2020, the Brazilian government “threatened to disclose” that “Europeans have purchased illegal timber from Brazil during 2017”. Indeed, this is true. Recent analysis by BVRio concluded that a high percentage of Brazilian hardwoods, exported to EU member states and the USA in 2016-2017, had a very high risk of illegality. The study was based on BVRio’s Timber Due Diligence systems, that uses big data analysis and satellite imagery and is able to able to identify the risk of irregularities in 99% of cases.

WEBINAR: LESSER KNOWN SPECIES – Utilising Ghana's Sustainable Timber Resources


发布在 17/11/2020  在之前 Cristina Tavares de Bastos
Tagged Responsible Timber, Responsible Timber Exchange, Ghana, Sustainable Timber, FLEGT-VPA, Lesser-known species, Lesser-Known

While Ghana has nearly 90 species that are regularly exploited and traded as timber, its diverse forests contain many other species that can be commercialised. Many of these under-utilised species have similar and sometimes even better performance capabilities than well-known species. Others have a distinctive and unique appearance that makes them ideal for creating attractive timber products. Using a more diverse selection of species is not only a good business decision but also has the potential to improve livelihoods, protect biodiversity and promote sustainable forest management.

New Forest Code approved in the Republic of Congo


发布在 22/10/2020  在之前 Cristina Tavares de Bastos
Tagged republic of congo, RDC, Responsible Timber, Forest Code

With over 65% of the Republic of Congo covered by forest – an area almost the size of the United Kingdom - it is vitally important that sustainable forest management practices take place in the country, both to improve livelihoods and protect the forest. The main legislation to do this is the country’s Forest Code; in July 2020, a new version of the code received presidential approval after eight years of revision. This is an important milestone towards a more sustainable and inclusive forestry and timber sector.

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