- – Congo Basin achieves significant forest certification progress
- – Council lauds sustainable forest management efforts in Central Africa
- – Certification boosts conservation and climate resilience in Congo Basin
The Congo Basin Forest Partnership (CBFP) Council has celebrated a significant milestone in sustainable forest management, marking the certification of over 5 million hectares of forest within the Congo Basin region. This achievement underscores the commitment of Central African countries to responsible forestry practices and environmental conservation.The certification, recognized by international standards, reflects efforts to balance ecological preservation with economic development. It aims to ensure that forest resources are managed sustainably, benefiting both local communities and global environmental goals.
The CBFP Council emphasized that this progress is a testament to the collaborative efforts of governments, private sector stakeholders, and civil society organizations in promoting sustainable land use and combating climate change. The council also highlighted the importance of continued support and investment in forest management initiatives to maintain and expand these gains.
