GFTN-India
With the growth in demand and trade of forest products, the fragile forest resources continue to remain at risk. GFTN-India aims to raise awareness and promote environmentally responsible production, consumption, trade and procurement policies and practices in forest goods and services while fostering a socio-cultural environment that demands mainstreaming of sustainable forestry into business practices. GFTN-India reflects WWF-India’s commitment towards sustainable forest management and minimizing forest footprint.
The GFTN is WWF’s initiative to eliminate illegal logging and improve the management of valuable and threatened forests. By facilitating trade links between companies committed to achieving and supporting responsible forestry, the GFTN creates market conditions that help conserve the world’s forests while providing economic and social benefits for the businesses and people that depend on them.
Key Contact
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T R Manoharan
Head- Forest Programme
WWF India,
Secretariat+91 11 41504787
News Updates
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Company protects endangered Borneo Pygmy Elephant
Research conducted by WWF-Indonesia from 2007 to 2011 has revealed the existence of an ...
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WWF announces Webinars on Check your Paper (CYP) and the WWF Environmental Paper Award
WWF is holding webinars in May on its global transparency tool for the ecological footprint of ...
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Multinationals Vow to Boycott APP after Outcry over Illegal Logging
From the Guardian: Several multinational companies have vowed to boycott the huge forestry ...
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Non-Standardised Laws Hinder Sarawak Timber Exporters' Bid to Comply
From the Sun Daily: KUCHING -The lack of standardised laws pertaining to timber legality in ...
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Interpol Demands Crackdown on 'Serious and Organised' Eco Crime
From the Guardian: Environmental crime such as ivory poaching and illegal logging has become "a ...
