世界自然基金会全球森林贸易网络介绍

GFTN-China Supply Chain Management

Jin Zhonghao

zhhjin@

Kunshan, Oct 28, 2010

Outline Why legality for wood products? GFTN-China Experiences Available resources and programs

Questions often asked

•Why legal or certified products? •Have we done enough?

•Too complicated?

•Too small to push our suppliers? •Too expansive?

•Helpless?

Awareness

Why legality for wood products?

Climate Change

Global Issues

Faced by all interest parties

Challenges from public, NGOs, and Medias

Functions of forest Not for timber only!

The Netherlands –Water flows up whereas people move down

Requests for green wood products in EU and US markets FLEGT Action Plan and FLEGT VPA approach

Pending EU Due Diligence Legislation

Lacey Act

Government green procurement policy

Strong demand for FSC in UK, Netherlands, Germany, Belgium, France & Switzerland

Leading retailers and traders responsible policy

US Green building standard -LEED

The flood of Yangtze River in 1998

FSC –credibly certified products from well managed forests

FSC –来自经营管理良好的森林

GFTN-China experiences in supply chain management

Support to GFTN Participants

System in place

•Responsible purchasing policy and

action plan

•Supply chain management system

Capacity building training

•Baseline appraisal

•Audit

•Conference and Training

Support to GFTN Participants Market Link –sourcing legal &

certified wood

Training

Trained more than 300 people from 250 companies since 2009, including Home Retail Group, Wal-Mart, and Kingfisher’s suppliers in China

Ways of Training

Training Course •Cooperate with other organizations •Work together with participants

Website Training Individual Company

Training Answer the request by companies

Contents of Training

Awareness Raising •The roles of forests in maintaining and improving the global environment status and the challenges •The demand for responsible trade of forest products in international markets and the opportunities

System & Capacity

Building •Responsible purchasing policy and action plan •System and methodology of wood supply chains

tracing and management

•Transparency –third party verification of legality and FSC

System and methodology of wood supply chains

tracing and management

•Supply chain map and wood procurement status

•Management organization structure and responsibility allocation •Record of wood procurement policy (Minimum record unit: pallet)

•In production record cards (Minimum record unit: pallet)•Documenting of the legality verification (Per order sheet)

•Data Base

•Agreement with vendors/suppliers

•Training plan and record–to staffs and to vendors/suppliers •Internal audit –to own company and to vendors/suppliers •Transparency –third party verification and forest certification