- Email: info@nccf.in
- Contact: +91-9289209111
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InitiativesOverview
Network for Certification & Conservation of Forests (NCCF)
The Network for Certification and Conservation of Forests, is a registered society of experts, professionals, and stakeholders of natural resources, engaged in the development of India-specific and globally benchmarked sustainability standards, as its core working area, apart from working for policy advocacy, training and capacity building through multi-stakeholder engagement. It is a member of the Programme for the Endorsement of Forest Certification (PEFC) Alliance from India
Developing Sustainability Standard
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Policy Advocay
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Natural Resource Management
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Multi Stakeholder Engagement
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Capacity Building
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We are Members of
Certification Standard
initiatives
These initiatives are typically designed to protect forest ecosystems, ensure biodiversity, and mitigate climate change by establishing standards that must be adhered to by companies, governments, and organizations involved in forestry or related industries.
Forest Management
Trees Outside Forest
Carbon Registry
Ecotourism
Protected Areas and Wetlands
NWFP Certification
Quality Planting Material
Biofuel and Biomass
OUR STAKEHOLDERS
Work Process
NCCF Stakeholder
NCCF follows a multi-stakeholder engagement approach in all its standard development activities. The stakeholders are mapped taking reference from the UN Agenda 21 stakeholder categories.
