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Statement: Invest in local leadership for tropical forest management and local economies

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By Paul Wolvekamp
| bothends.org
The undersigned organisations call on the Dutch government to supplement its policies and legislation with investments in inclusive, locally led economies in tropical forests. Our message is that joint efforts by the government, civil society and the private sector strengthen local leadership in the interests of biodiversity, food security and climate adaptation. March 21 marks the International Day of Forests.
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Both ENDS: Memorandum: Response TPAC Report "Final Judgement Detailed Research MTCS"

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By Paul Wolvekamp
| bothends.org
A coalition of Malaysian and international NGOs has released a memorandum in response to the recent TPAC report on the Malaysian Timber Certification Scheme (MTCS). The organizations express serious concerns about the independence, quality, and credibility of the assessment carried out by the Timber Procurement Assessment Committee (TPAC).
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Both ENDS: Global Alliance Urges Dutch Government to Reconsider Endorsement of Controversial Timber Certification Scheme

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By Paul Wolvekamp
| bothends.org
A coalition of Malaysian and international NGOs has released a memorandum in response to the recent TPAC report on the Malaysian Timber Certification Scheme (MTCS). The organizations express serious concerns about the independence, quality, and credibility of the assessment carried out by the Timber Procurement Assessment Committee (TPAC).
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