Resources

Emerging forest finance instruments are providing innovative approaches to fund forest protection and restoration - reducing investor risks, crowding in private finance, and improving access to financing for Indigenous Peoples and local communities.

Through a comprehensive analysis of 27 NBSAPs, this Special Report assesses the extent to which IPs’ and LCs’ rights have been integrated into past NBSAP development and implementation and provides initial insights into how they are being considered in the coming NBSAP updates.

Investments into forest governance must be a priority in any effort to protect forests and enhance conservation. Read the 2023 Theme 4 assessment.

The world must redefine "business-as-usual" for forests. Read the 2023 Recommendations from the Forest Declaration Assessment Partners.

Achieving international forest goals requires substantial investment in protecting and restoring forests. Read the 2023 Theme 3 assessment.

Global demand for forest-risk commodities puts forests at risk. Read the 2023 Theme 2 assessment.

n 2022, global progress on protecting and restoring forests moved too slowly and, in some cases, progress was reverted. Each year that passes without sufficient progress, it becomes more and more challenging to meet global forest goals by 2030. Progress in 2021 was already insufficient, and the world needed to make up that lost ground (and more) in 2022.

Tthe world remains off track to reach the 2030 forest goals. Read the Executive Summary of the 2023 report.

The world remains off track to reach the 2030 goals of halting and reversing deforestation and forest degradation by 2030.

Resources for agricultural supply chain companies, mining companies, infrastructure companies, and government agencies working to align production and development with forest goals.