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Invitación al Webinar – América Latina y el Caribe - La Alianza para el Manejo Forestal Responsable :

Webinar Invitation – Latin-America and the Caribbean - The Alliance for Responsible Forest Management

Estimado posible asistente (English below)

La Alianza para el Manejo Forestal Responsable (www.arfm.org) es una nueva organización no gubernamental internacional sin fines de lucro cuyo objetivo es acelerar la implementación del manejo forestal responsable en todo el mundo tropical. El objetivo es acelerar la implementación de la gestión forestal responsable en todo el mundo tropical mediante la aplicación de más de 30 años de investigación revisada por pares y conocimiento aplicado para crear manuales de mejores prácticas apropiados para la región, complementados con centros regionales de capacitación para capacitar a profesionales, organismos de certificación, auditores. , organismos gubernamentales y sector privado sobre las mejores prácticas de manejo en silvicultura responsable y contribuir a reducir las emisiones de gases de efecto invernadero que ingresan a la atmósfera desde el sector forestal.

Como probablemente sepa, los bosques globales son críticos para la salud ambiental de la Tierra y la deforestación continuará si no se toman medidas. El número de países que apoyan la protección forestal está creciendo y, a medida que aumenta la certificación forestal a nivel mundial, el 85% de los bosques tropicales comerciales no están empleando estándares de manejo forestal responsable. Se deben realizar todos los esfuerzos razonables para crear conciencia y buscar el apoyo activo de todas las partes interesadas, y desarrollar la capacidad necesaria para la implementación del manejo forestal responsable a través de un programa integral de desarrollo de recursos humanos. Este programa tiene como objetivo brindar una contribución significativa para eliminar las barreras actuales de practicar el manejo forestal responsable y ofrecer capacitación, educación y datos a largo plazo, que respaldarán el manejo de las concesiones comerciales de bosques tropicales para las generaciones venideras.

En colaboración con nuestro Miembro Institucional para América Latina y el Caribe, el Centro Agronómico Tropical de Investigación y Enseñanza (CATIE) (www.catie.ac.cr) está organizando un seminario web de inicio sobre la formación y el desarrollo de ARFM en América Latina y el Caribe.

El seminario web tendrá lugar el 24 de mayo de 08:30 a 11:30 CST (GMT-6).

Utilice el siguiente enlace para registrar su participación:

https://bit.ly/3Nn4pcy.

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Dear prospective attendee

The Alliance for Responsible Forest Management (www.arfm.org) is a new international not-for-profit non-governmental organisation with the goal to accelerate the implementation of responsible forest management across the tropical world. The aim is to accelerate the implementation of responsible forest management across the tropical world by applying over 30 years of peer-reviewed research and applied knowledge to create regionally-appropriate best practice manuals, complemented by regional training centres to train practitioners, Certification Bodies, auditors, government agencies and private sector on best management practices in responsible forestry and contribute to reducing greenhouse gas emissions from entering the atmosphere from the forest sector.

As you are likely aware, Global forests are critical to the Earth’s environmental health and deforestation will continue if action is not taken. The number of countries in support of forestry protection is growing and as forest certification is increasing globally, yet 85% of commercial tropical forests are not employing responsible forest management standards. All reasonable efforts should be undertaken to raise awareness and seek the active support of all stakeholders, and develop the necessary capacity for the implementation of responsible forest management through a comprehensive human resource development programme. This programme aims to deliver a significant contribution to remove the current barriers of practicing responsible forest management and offer long-term capacity building, education and data, which will support the management of commercial tropical forest concessions for generations to come.

In collaboration with our Institutional Member for Latin America and the Caribbean, The Tropical Agricultural Research and Higher Education Center (CATIE) (www.catie.ac.cr) are hosting an inception webinar on the formation and development of ARFM in Latin-America and the Caribbean.

The webinar will take place on 24 May from 08:30 to 11:30 CST (GMT-6).

Kindly use the link below to register your participation:

https://bit.ly/3Nn4pcy.

The Alliance for Responsible Forest Management

Webinar Invitation – Virtual Meeting - AFRICA

The Alliance for Responsible Forest Management (ARFM http://www.arfm.org/) is a new international not-for-profit non-governmental organisation with the goal to accelerate the implementation of responsible forest management across the tropical world. The aim is to accelerate the implementation of responsible forest management across the tropical world by applying over 30 years of peer-reviewed research and applied knowledge to create regionally-appropriate best practice manuals, complemented by regional training centres to train practitioners, Certification Bodies, auditors, government agencies and private sector on best management practices in responsible forestry and contribute to reducing greenhouse gas emissions from entering the atmosphere from the forest sector.

As you are likely aware, Global forests are critical to the Earth’s environmental health and deforestation will continue if action is not taken. The number of countries in support of forestry protection is growing and as forest certification is increasing globally, yet 85% of commercial tropical forests are not employing responsible forest management standards. All reasonable efforts should be undertaken to raise awareness and seek the active support of all stakeholders, and develop the necessary capacity for the implementation of responsible forest management through a comprehensive human resource development programme. This programme aims to deliver a significant contribution to remove the current barriers of practicing responsible forest management and offer long-term capacity building, education and data, which will support the management of commercial tropical forest concessions for generations to come.

Respectfully, we would like to invite you to discuss how your organisation can support the formation and development of ARFM in Africa. The webinar will take place on 26 April 2022 from 12.00 hrs to 14.00 hrs GMT. The link for the meeting is as follows:

The Alliance for Responsible Forest Management (ARFM)
Tuesday, April 26, 2022. 12:00pm (GMT+00:00)

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