This report aims to provide stakeholders with invaluable insights into the performance, impact, and operational dynamics of the Partnerships for Forests programme.
Resource type: Learning resources
Learning resources
Transforming the coffee value chain in East Africa: Lessons in sustainability from Ethiopia and Uganda
This report discusses P4F’s sustainable coffee production projects in Ethiopia and Uganda. It covers challenges, lessons learned, and recommendations for improving the efficiency and sustainability of coffee projects.
Engaging Smallholders to Expand Sustainable Timber Certification
P4F collaborated with the Forest Stewardship Council in East Africa to promote group certification uptake by the Western Tree Planters Association (WETPA) in Western Kenya, and so achieve responsible management of their woodlots for timber and other tree products and services.
Unlocking forest investments through the Priority Programme of Bioeconomy
The Priority Programme of Bioeconomy (PPBio) is an investment mechanism for bioeconomy based on a Brazilian Government fiscal incentive policy, set up in 2018, to boost investments into biodiversity in the Western Amazon.
Module on Handling Environmental, Forestry and Land Crime by Landscape Stakeholders
The module was created to strengthen land managers’ participation in environmental law enforcement, forest and land crime through a series of activities to assess potential crime, investigation/patrols, crime reporting to law enforcement agencies and how to ensure reports that have been submitted to those agencies are being addressed accordingly.
Bioeconomy Priority Programme: Catalyzing scientific knowledge to business solutions
The video showcases the Bioeconomy Priority Programme (PPBio), a public policy that provides tax incentives for companies established in the Industrial Pole of Manaus in exchange for investing in priority areas.
Optimizing forest impact through a portfolio approach: Insights from the integration of regional strategies in Partnerships for Forests
This report presents how a programme portfolio approach, like the P4F programme, can enhance synergies between businesses across regions globally to promote positive impact.
Enhancing inclusive business models: A global overview of nature-based businesses supported by Partnerships for Forests
The methodology for this case study was developed by the MEL Committee and features inclusive business models that inherently deliver social utility, with the potential to inspire other businesses to adopt more inclusive practices.
Guidelines for establishing collective forest enterprises: The case of Équateur Province in DRC
Through the allocation of ‘Community Forests’, local Bantu and Indigenous groups living in forest settings within DRC can obtain perpetual rights over their traditional lands, as well as the ability to manage them for a diversity of purposes, including conservation, agriculture, fishing and smallscale logging.
Registering biodiversity products to access new international markets: The case of Baru nut registry in the UK and EU
The project focused on registering the Baru nut in the UK and EU, while disseminating knowledge to a broader ecosystem of non-timber forest product (NTFP) initiatives.
