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Forestry and Climate Change Fund

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Forestry and Climate Change Fund

The FCCF aims to demonstrate that sustainable forestry projects within secondary and degraded forests can generate economic, ecological and social value.

The Forestry and Climate Change Fund, is a pioneering impact fund aiming to demonstrate that sustainable forestry within secondary & degraded tropical forests generates economic, ecological and social value while contributing to healthy landscapes, climate change mitigation & adaptation and local economic development. The Fund enables access to responsible financing sources for local actors and su

pports the development of viable enterprises. FCCF also constitutes an investment opportunity into innovative climate finance for different types of investors.

01/12/2023

We are proud to announce that we have just released our semi-annual report as at 30 September 2023. In this edition, we feature the interview of Jose Maria Torra Castells, CEO of Woodpecker de Nandayuré SA. Woodpecker is dedicated to excellency in wood products, based on strong production standards and efficiency.

FCCF is active in 4 countries in . The secured for management is of 10m370ha and the of (cumulative) reached 77,294 tCO2.

If we look at & , we are happy to report that 113 have been created and that 81% of people employed, of which 15% are , are from the .

Download our report here: https://lnkd.in/enD3K6q7

25/01/2023

Franz Fayot, Minister for Development Cooperation and Humanitarian Affairs, together with ADA - Appui au Développement Autonome, LuxDev - Luxembourg Development Cooperation Agency and Forestry and Climate Change Fund met José Muñoz in Kay Rica Village. Mr Muñoz is a forest owner in Costa Rica and together with FUNDECOR-Bosques enabled a visit of his farm and forest.

About Fundecor Bosques: https://lnkd.in/erp7Pfyr

21/12/2022

Our wishes of a peaceful holiday season!

The FCCF Team wishes you Happy Holidays and a Happy New Year.

Ban Ki-Moon once said that “Climate change does not respect borders; it does not respect who you are – rich and poor, small and big. Therefore, this is what we call ‘global challenges,’ which require global solidarity.”

We wish you to be surrounded by your loved ones and friends, stability and safety, as well as peace and health.

See you very soon in 2023!

02/12/2022

Our lasted semi-annual report is now available on our website. In this edition we report back on FCCF's Partner meeting that took place this November 2022 in Antigua, Guatemala. Download or read the report here: https://fccf.lu/reports-and-publications/

20/10/2022

It is International Sloth Day!

When you are operating in Central America, you will find that sloths do make their way everywhere. You can find them hanging around in the forest, outside your hotel, in the palm trees by the beach… In fact, wherever there are trees, you might find a sloth lumbering around, so it did not surprise us.... https://fccf.lu/about-us/why-we-like-sloths/

14/10/2022

Tropical forests are a hotspot for biodiversity on Earth. Despite covering just 6% of the Earth’s surface, they are home to 80% of the world’s documented species... https://fccf.lu/our-focus/biological-diversity/

30/09/2022

Forests contribute to climate change mitigation in important ways. They present a low-cost, nature-based solution for carbon sequestration...

https://fccf.lu/our-focus/mitigation-of-climate-change/

12/08/2022

FCCF was an early signatory of the Operating Principles for Impact Management in August 2019. As a signatory of the Impact Principles, the Fund has chosen to publicly demonstrate its commitment to implementing a global standard for managing investments for impact.

The 9 Principles revolve around 5 key areas which support funds in mapping their impact throughout their investment process. OPIM external verification report: https://bit.ly/3w4ZrLp

03/08/2022

There are several factors which are causing declines in biodiversity. Habitat loss is threatening many species, but poaching and the illegal pet trade have an impact on many species. Overharvesting and deforestation have their impacts on the plant life. There are also increasing threats stemming from the climate change.

The Fund’s approach to biodiversity conservation is to accept the immense diversity of forests under management, even though many of the tree species found may have no or little commercial value. The aim stated in the Fund’s environmental and social principles is to conserve biodiversity by preventing any net loss and achieve a net gain where this is feasible. Our approach aims at restoring habitats, but also in supporting the development of markets in new species, which can be sustainably harvested, and which can alleviate the pressures of overharvesting.

More: https://fccf.lu/our-focus/biological-diversity/

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