Global Legal and Sustainable Timber Forum 2023
Connect, Cooperate and Share to Promote the Recovery of the Global Tropical Timber Market

Global Legal and Sustainable Timber Forum 2023

Date & venue: 21–22 November 2023, Macao SAR, China

The forum aims to increase networking, collaboration and business exchange among timber industry stakeholders—producers, buyers, processors and market players—with a view to promoting sustainable forest management, creating legal and sustainable wood product supply chains, facilitating the legal and sustainable use and trade of wood products in a stable, transparent and predictable business environment, and contributing to sustainable development and climate-change mitigation.

Specifically, the forum will:

  • Raise the profile of productive forests and their contributions to sustainable development and climate-change mitigation.
  • Identify challenges and opportunities for the recovery of the global wood industry.
  • Review the role of the wood products sector in global supply chains and its contributions to sustainable development and climate-change mitigation.
  • Discuss issues relating to sustainable forest management and deforestation-free practices within the framework of the Collaborative Partnership on Forests (CPF) and the CPF initiative, Sustainable Wood for a Sustainable World.
  • Promote the sustainable production and consumption of legal and sustainable wood and other forest products in international and domestic markets.
  • Review advanced technologies and machinery for timber processing and production.
  • Discuss green finance, blockchain-based technologies and other tools to improve legal and sustainable timber supply chains.
  • Make recommendations to promote partnerships for further building legal and sustainable timber supply chains
     
For forum registration click: http://glstf2023.ggscnet.info/reg-step1-en.php
 

Download the first and second announcements. The draft agenda is part of the second announcement.

Contact

Li Qiang, Systems/Market Analyst, ITTO
e-mail: li@itto.int