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In this annual report we present the achievements in 2017 towards a future in which forests and trees are used in a way that benefits local people and the global community.  

In the annual report 2016 we present highlights of our work towards improving and promoting good governance and the sustainable management of productive and climate-smart landscapes; and developing and expanding value chains for sustainable natural resources for domestic and international markets.  

In the annual report 2015 we present our achievements and advances towards improving and promoting good governance and the sustainable management of productive and climate-smart landscapes; and developing and expanding value chains for sustainable natural resources for domestic and international markets.

Read about:

• Integrated Landscape Management
• Reducing illegality in the timber sector
• Strengthening Governance
• Promoting Better Financing
• Building Capacity

In this annual report you can read about our work in 2014. Our programme is centered around four main themes: governance and management of productive landscapes, sustainable timber trade for domestic and international markets, local governance and community management of forests and financing sustainable forest management.  

Read about:

• Landscapes – a space for development or a place of identity?
• Increasing transparency and sustainability in supply chains: Supporting FLEGT-VPA processes
• Good forest governance: facilitating stakeholder participation
• Enhancing financing of sustainable forest management in the Amazon region
• Creating strong capacities in the forest sector 

In this annual report you can read about our work in 2013. Our programme is centered around four main themes: governance and management of productive landscapes, sustainable timber trade for domestic and international markets, local governance and community management of forests and financing sustainable forest management. Activities are developed in our six country programmes, the Netherlands, Bolivia and Guyana.

Read about:

• Making knowledge work for people and forests: 25 years of Tropenbos International
• The impacts of land acquisition and conversion
• From illegal to legal: options and solutions for the domestic timber market
• Effective forest governance
• Scaling up sustainable forestry business
• Creating strong individuals and organizations in the forest sector