Improve identification and performance of bad actors through strengthened PfA investigations, modernized tools, and faster pathways to conclusions.

Expand the use of Geospatial Information Systems (GIS) and remote sensing technology for better reporting and spatial analytics to serve system integrity and to obtain impact data.

Standardize and fully utilize data collected from and about certified operations, and use objective, robust resources to support the implementation of FSC requirements (e.g. CW risk assessments)

Use the power of technology and data to introduce traceability in risky supply chains (e.g., blockchain, wood ID).

Change the rules for standard-setting processes to make them more agile and effective while ensuring integrity and transparency.

Incorporate and expand risk-based approaches in the normative framework and in response to integrity concerns.

Transform the M&E system using pilots of outcome-oriented standards to enable the demonstration of impact of FSC forest management certification.