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Programme for the Endorsement of Forest Certification
PEFC is the world's largest forest certification organisation
Developing a timber procurement policy and specifying certified timber
Programme for the Endorsement of Forest Certification
PEFC is the world's largest forest certification organisation
Why the focus on Timber?
What are the risks Timber brings in the
supply chain supermarket
RISKS THROUGH PROCUREMENT
Programme for the Endorsement of Forest Certification
PEFC is the world's largest forest certification organisation
OPPORTUNITIES THROUGH PROCUREMENT
All timber products purchased for either temporary or permanent inclusion in the works on UKCG member sites shall be certified as legally and sustainably sourced, as defined by the UK Government Central Point of Expertise on Timber (CPET).
All members of the UKCG will work to a common reporting method and documentary evidence will be maintained to prove compliance. Reused, recovered or reclaimed timber shall be considered compliant if appropriately documented.
Timber Procurement Policy
Timber Procurement Policy
Timber Procurement Policy
Timber Procurement Policy
Timber Procurement Policy
Timber Procurement Policy
Timber Procurement Policy
Timber Procurement PolicyTimber Procurement Policy
Does your company have a Timber Purchasing Policy?
If yes is it publically available?
Top 50 UK Contractors – 2017
Timber Procurement Policies
What % of the Top 50 Contractors have no publiclyavailable timber procurement
policy?
48%
40%
12%
Companies with inclusive timber procurement policies
Companies no publicly available timber procurement policy
Companies with FSC only timber procurement policies
Top 50 UK Contractors – 2017
Timber Procurement Policies
Top 25 UK Housebuilders – 2016
Timber Procurement Policies
What % of the Top 50 Housebuilders have no publiclyavailable timber procurement
policy?
Top 25 UK Housebuilders – 2016
Timber Procurement Policies
36%
56%
8%
Companies with inclusive timber procurement policies
Companies with no publicly available timber procurement policies
Companies with FSC only timber procurement policies
PEFC and FSC – two global sustainable forest management certification schemes
What are the similarities? What are the differences?
Both share the same objective -safeguarding the world’s forests by certifying them to credible, independently verified standards of responsible forest management which means:
• conserving the natural habitats of plants and animals
• protecting old growth forests
• respecting the rights of forestry workers
• respecting the rights of local communities
• conserving the forest for future generations
• providing a market incentive for responsible forestmanagement
PEFC and FSC
Origins
FSC was established in 1994 by conservation organisations such as Greenpeace, Friends of the Earth and WWF and some UK retailers
FSC’s initial focus was on tropical forests and large areas of mainly state owned forest
PEFC was established in 1999 by an alliance of small and family forest owners from France, Austria, Germany and Finland.
PEFC’s focus was on European private forest lands/small forest management units. Its group certification model was designed to make certification more affordable.
Now both schemes are used by forests of all types around the world.
Why global two schemes?
Competition between the two global sustainable forest management schemes encourages continuous improvement,ensures cost effectiveness, delivers efficiency and prevents a monopoly forming.
The principle of free competition, provided by two competing global schemes, ensures that the interests of all stakeholders (at local, national and global level) are best protected.
UK Public Procurement CPET
Source: Results of the Evaluation of Category A Evidence: Forest Certification Schemes (October 2015)
According to the last CPET assessment report, the certification systems comply with the CPET criteria as follows:
• PEFC: 96%
• FSC: 94%
Legal(100% from legal sources)
Sustainable(>70% from sustainable sources)
FSC All certified productsProducts containing >70% certified or recycled raw material
PEFC All certified productsProducts containing >70% certified or recycled raw material
▪ PEFC is recognised by the Belgian, British, Danish, Dutch, Finnish, French, German, Japanese, and Swiss TimberProcurement Policies
▪ Recommended by the European Commission Guidelines on Green Public Procurement
Public Procurement Policies
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Impact of dual certification
Impact of dual certification
Only 11% of the world’s forests certified to any scheme
Impact of dual certification
Forests certified = 498 million hectares (11%)
Dual certified = 69 million hectares (13%)
PEFC Area = 313
FSC Area = 199
Having an inclusive policy for the procurement of Legal and Sustainable Timber:
• Maintains competition (which drives improvement)
• Reduces the need to dual certify forests and supply chain
• Provides greater options for the source and supply of legal and sustainable timber
• Is more efficient for our supply chain
Impact of dual certification
And being a responsible business enhances your
ability to win work and increases your margin