Strengthening the Business Case for Sustainable Forest Management Barriers and Opportunities As Seen from Cameroon, Ghana, Indonesia, Myanmar and Suriname
Strengthening the business case for sustainable forest management Barriers and opportunities as seen from Cameroon, Ghana, Indonesia, Myanmar and Suriname Strengthening the business case for sustainable forest management Barriers and opportunities as seen from Cameroon, Ghana, Indonesia, Myanmar and Suriname Petra Westerlaan This report was commissioned by Stichting Bewust met Hout within the framework of the Dutch international corporate social responsibility Covenant ‘Promoting Sustainable Forest Management’, Working Group 4, ‘Strengthening the Business Case for Sustainable Forest Management’ Financial support has been recieved from the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Netherlands. The views expressed herein are the sole responsibility of the author and do not necessarily reflect the views of Tropenbos International, Stichting Bewust met Hout or the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Netherlands. Texts may be reproduced for non-commercial purposes, citing the source Citation: Westerlaan, P. 2019. Strengthening the business case for sustainable forest management. Barriers and opportunities as seen from Cameroon, Ghana, Indonesia, Myanmar and Suriname. Tropenbos International and Stichting Bewust met Hout: Wageningen, the Netherlands Author: Petra Westerlaan Layout: Juanita Franco (Tropenbos International) Photos: Cover - Borneo, Indonesia, ©Adobe Stock ; page 15 - Guyana, C. Benneker (TBI); page 21 - DR Congo, J. Bolongo (TBI); page 29 - Cameroon, R. Boot (TBI); page 37 - Ghana, M. Wit (TBI); page 46 - Indonesia, ©Adobe Stock; page
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