El informe, las recomendaciones y el borrador de la política propuesta por el consultor de la Moción 41 están ya disponibles para los miembros de FSC Internacional.
Durante los dos ultimos años en el equipo de Cambio Climático y Servicios Ecosistémicos (CES) hemos tenido bastantes logros como por ejemplo una posición de mercado más fuerte, tres proposiciones de valor, un modelo de negocio que progresa hacia la implementación, el plan de desarollo de tecnología y sobre todo, un equipo fuerte en Bonn y en tres regiones.
El Forest Stewardship Council (FSC) realiza una Encuesta Global de Clientes cada dos años para conocer los principales beneficios y la importancia percibida de pertenecer al sistema FSC.
El período de debate de las mociones presentadas durante 2019 y abril de 2020 ya ha comenzado. El primer bloque de mocionesfue presentado después de haber sido estas discutidas y consultadas entre miembros, así como analizadas para su aceptación por parte del Comité de Mociones.
Con entrada en vigor el 25 de febrero de 2020 las organizaciones que quieran obtener madera controlada procedente de Chile o Honduras deberán utilizar las última evaluaciones de riesgos FSC para cumplir con el estándar FSC-STD-40-005Requisitos para la obtención de Madera Controlada FSC.
FSC ha encomendado a Assurance Services International (ASI) que lleve a cabo una investigación sobre el estado actual de los Paisajes Forestales Intactos (PFI) en los bosques certificados por FSC y sus alrededores en Brasil. ASI inició esta investigación el 1 de abril de 2025.
Los informes digitales de auditorías de manejo forestal FSC ya están listos para que todos los auditores del mundo comiencen a capacitarse en su uso. La utilización de este sistema será obligatoria para todas las auditorías de manejo forestal realizadas a partir de enero de 2021.
FSC organizará webinars entre el 15 y el 18 de mayo para discutir las decisiones que se tomaron en la 77 y última reunión del consejo directivo (CD). Los webinars fueron inicialmente organizados a partir del 26 de abril, pero los reprogramabamos para que los miembros puedan preparar y envirarnos sus preguntas antes del webinar.
The present document contains certification requirements for certifying forest operations from smallholders in plantations in Indonesia, developed in accordance with FSC's normative document for the development and maintenance of FSC Forest Stewardship Standards. Revisions of FSC Forest Stewardship Standards are ongoing, and all existing standards will be transferred to the revised Principles & Criteria version 5-2. All standards are valid until replaced by a new FSC Forest Stewardship Standard.
The present document contains certification requirements for certifying forest operations in plantations in Uruguay, developed in accordance with FSC's normative document for the development and maintenance of Forest Stewardship Standards. Revisions of Forest Stewardship Standards are ongoing, and all existing standards will be transferred to the revised Principles & Criteria version 5-2. All standards are valid until replaced by a new Forest Stewardship Standard.
FSC Remedy Framework defines permanent and effective measures required for remedy of harm caused by unacceptable activities as defined by the Policy for the Association of Organizations with FSC V2-0 or by conversion between 1 December 1994 and 31 December 2020.
This guide is intended for organizations that wish to use the FSC trademarks for the promotion of FSC-certified labelled products or services and it replaces the FSC-STD-50-002 'Requirements for promotional use of the FSC trademarks by non-certificate holders' that was withdrawn on 31st May 2020.
Depending on when the unacceptable activity occurs/occurred, FSC will determine which policy version is used as the point of reference. If the unacceptable activity occurred prior to 2023, version 2-0 of the policy will be applied, whereas if the unacceptable activity occurs in 2023 or beyond, version 3-0 of the Policy for Association will be applied. To access Policy for Association, version 2-0, click here . The Policy for Association is an expression of the values shared by individuals and organizations associated with FSC. It defines six unacceptable activities that associated individuals and organizations and their corporate group commit to avoid in both certified and non-certified operations. The Policy for Association serves as a risk management tool for FSC, protecting the credibility and reputation of the FSC brand and organizations associated with it.
The objective of this standard is to provide the requirements for FSC-accredited certification bodies to assess conformity of The Organization against applicable requirements of the FSC normative
framework with regards to forest management certification, as well as reporting and decision making.
To access the older version 3-0 effective only until December 31, 2025, click here .
Completed NRA for Chile.This document is an assessment of the risk of sourcing material from unacceptable sources in a given country, developed according to FSC-PRO-60-002 V3-0 EN The Development and Approval of FSC National Risk Assessments.This risk assessment shall be used when implementing FSC-STD-40-005 V3-1 EN Requirements for Sourcing FSC Controlled Wood.Please Note: Certificate holders have until 04 September 2020 to adapt their due diligence system to include the changes brought about by FSC-NRA-CL V1-0. The CNRA will remain available for download until that date. ++ Click here to submit a change request for this FSC risk assessment ++
The objective of this document is to specify the requirements for FSC-accredited certification bodies for developing Interim National Standard (INS) or Interim Regional Standard (IRS), depending on the geographic scope of the standard, for the certification of responsible forest management and the responsible management of non-timber forest products (NTFPs) at the Management Unit (MU) level. These standards shall be based on the International Generic Indicators (IGI) and shall address the regional, national or sub-national conditions in which they are to be used and shall consider input from local stakeholders. The FSC Board of Directors at FSC International, acting through the Policy Steering Group (PSG) shall approve Interim National Standards (INS) before they can be used for FSC certification purposes. In March 2020 the revised procedure was published to reflect the FSC Board of Directors’ decision during their 82nd meeting to delegate the approval of INS to the Policy Steering Group.