Scaling up sustainable forestry projects key to attracting finance
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24.05.19
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Continuing this new interview series on inclusive landscape finance, we hear from the corporate sector.
Paul Hol, CEO of FORM International, shares his views with Tropenbos International’s Nick Pasiecznik on what is already being achieved and, more importantly, what still needs to be done to attract more investment for reforestation of degraded forest landscapes.
FORM International is a forest management and services company that manages forest assets in Africa and delivers a range of management and financial services. It is coinvestor in the investment company Sustainable Forestry Investments (SFI).
“The main issues are the lack of projects and the problem of scale,” states Paul. “There is also a need for stakeholder involvement, but financial sustainability and a sound business case are paramount to success.”
Header photo: An aerial view of Burkina Faso, Africa. Photo by D. Tiveau/CIFOR
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