Develop roadmap for integrating alternative value chain inputs prioritized by impact (e.g., agricultural waste for fiber supply) to help reduce need for sourcing of virgin forest materials.

Drive adoption of FSC certification by implementing supply and demand solutions across fiber value chains (paper, packaging, textiles).

Drive adoption of FSC certification by implementing supply and demand solutions across fiber value chains (paper, packaging, textiles).

Expand the utilization of FSC Recycled (incorporating the standard revision) and strengthen FSC’s role in driving sustainable consumption through a focus on the circular economy.

Demonstrate creation of increased shared value from intensively managed FSC-certified forests and promote best practices for use by certificate holders.

Scientific basis and consensus-seeking methodologies created and tested in practice to enable a convening role for FSC in landscapes with special social, economic, and environmental value.

Enable project developers to design and implement restoration projects using FSC-endorsed tools.

Ensure that the FSC Normative Framework delivers the ability to demonstrate climate benefits.

Enhance the range of Ecosystem Services that the ES procedure supports, including social aspects and global environmental agendas.