Publications
PEFC Annual Review 2008
Annual Review
“Change” – this is how 2008 can best be described for PEFC. Following a strategic review in 2007 and a Governance Review completed in mid-2008, we have prepared ourselves for the opportunities and challenges the coming years will bring.
“Change” – this is how 2008 can best be described for PEFC. Following a strategic review in 2007 and a Governance Review completed in mid-2008, we have prepared ourselves for the opportunities and challenges the coming years will bring.
PEFC Annual Review 2007
Annual Review
2007 will be remembered as a turning point for PEFC. The last 8 years have seen PEFC develop from a small regional scheme into the global leader in certified area and volume. It was fitting therefore that in 2007 the PEFC undertook a major strategic review.
2007 will be remembered as a turning point for PEFC. The last 8 years have seen PEFC develop from a small regional scheme into the global leader in certified area and volume. It was fitting therefore that in 2007 the PEFC undertook a major strategic review.
PEFC Annual Review 2006
Annual Review
Two years ago, PEFC had about 50 million hectares, now we are close to 200 million. The availability of certified wood has increased exponentially: 25% of the world’s industrial roundwood production is currently certified and about two thirds of all certified forests are certified to PEFC endorsed certification systems.
Two years ago, PEFC had about 50 million hectares, now we are close to 200 million. The availability of certified wood has increased exponentially: 25% of the world’s industrial roundwood production is currently certified and about two thirds of all certified forests are certified to PEFC endorsed certification systems.
PEFC Annual Review 2005
Annual Review
2005 was a very successful year for PEFC forest certification globally. PEFC-certified forest area reached 100 million hectares and continued to increase to more than 187 million hectares by the end of the year. Around 6% of the world’s forest area is now certified, accounting for over 20% of the global industrial roundwood production.
2005 was a very successful year for PEFC forest certification globally. PEFC-certified forest area reached 100 million hectares and continued to increase to more than 187 million hectares by the end of the year. Around 6% of the world’s forest area is now certified, accounting for over 20% of the global industrial roundwood production.