- Year -20262025202420232022202120202019 - Category -PositionsPress releasesUpdates - Policy topic -Bioeconomy and Circular EconomyCAP and Rural DevelopmentClimate Change MitigationEU Forest StrategyForests' Health and ResilienceGovernance and LegalityNature and BiodiversityResearch and InnovationSustainable Finance Apply 31 March 2023 Updates The Council and the Parliament adopt the LULUCF regulation Based on the Commission proposal from July 2021 the Council and the Parliament have adopted the LULUCF regulation in March 2023. 31 March 2023 Press releases Press Release | European Forest Owners on REDIII: Worst provisions avoided, but implementation can be challenging On 30 March, the three EU institutions reached an agreement on the REDIII proposal. The provisional agreement confirms the important role of sustainably managed forests to provide raw material that substitutes fossil-based energy together with many other benefits to the society. 22 March 2023 Updates First meetings of two new Civil Dialogue Groups and the new CAP Network Assembly Throughout March 2023, CEPF represented European forest owners in the meetings of three important new groups that the Commission set up to exchange with stakeholders from rural areas. 21 March 2023 Updates Publication of two Commission’s guidelines announced in the EU Biodiversity Strategy and EU Forest Strategy The Commission Guidelines for Defining, Mapping, Monitoring and Strictly Protecting EU Primary and Old-Growth Forests and Commission Guidelines on Biodiversity-Friendly Afforestation, Reforestation and Tree Planting have been published. 20 March 2023 Updates International Family Forestry Alliance welcomes a new President and two new Board members On 14 March 2023, the International Family Forestry Alliance (IFFA) held its General Assembly. During this yearly meeting the Alliance elected a new President and two new Board Members. 8 March 2023 Positions Feedback on the proposal for a Regulation establishing a voluntary framework for certification of CO2 removals in the EU Although many details still remain unclear or to be defined, CEPF finds the proposed regulation as an important first step in the process of creating voluntary markets for carbon removals and recognizing the valuable work of forest owners in decarbonising Europe. Pagination First page « First Previous page ‹ Previous … Page 25 Current page 26 Page 27 Page 28 … Next page Next › Last page Last »
31 March 2023 Updates The Council and the Parliament adopt the LULUCF regulation Based on the Commission proposal from July 2021 the Council and the Parliament have adopted the LULUCF regulation in March 2023.
31 March 2023 Press releases Press Release | European Forest Owners on REDIII: Worst provisions avoided, but implementation can be challenging On 30 March, the three EU institutions reached an agreement on the REDIII proposal. The provisional agreement confirms the important role of sustainably managed forests to provide raw material that substitutes fossil-based energy together with many other benefits to the society.
22 March 2023 Updates First meetings of two new Civil Dialogue Groups and the new CAP Network Assembly Throughout March 2023, CEPF represented European forest owners in the meetings of three important new groups that the Commission set up to exchange with stakeholders from rural areas.
21 March 2023 Updates Publication of two Commission’s guidelines announced in the EU Biodiversity Strategy and EU Forest Strategy The Commission Guidelines for Defining, Mapping, Monitoring and Strictly Protecting EU Primary and Old-Growth Forests and Commission Guidelines on Biodiversity-Friendly Afforestation, Reforestation and Tree Planting have been published.
20 March 2023 Updates International Family Forestry Alliance welcomes a new President and two new Board members On 14 March 2023, the International Family Forestry Alliance (IFFA) held its General Assembly. During this yearly meeting the Alliance elected a new President and two new Board Members.
8 March 2023 Positions Feedback on the proposal for a Regulation establishing a voluntary framework for certification of CO2 removals in the EU Although many details still remain unclear or to be defined, CEPF finds the proposed regulation as an important first step in the process of creating voluntary markets for carbon removals and recognizing the valuable work of forest owners in decarbonising Europe.
