This project combines two efforts to improve forest governance: it will raise the level of forest governance rule-of-law frameworks and their enforcement in the Mekong region, and it will enable greater control by indigenous groups over resources intended for territorial control and governance in the Amazon basin.

Putting people at the centre of forest governance and strengthening rule of law by increasing transparency.

Fostering greater forest accountability through journalism.

Illegal logging accelerates climate change through direct forest loss. Therefore, Environmental Investigation Agency provides intelligence to law enforcement agencies and the public to halt illegal logging.

Giving an understanding of what works and what doesn’t.

Openness on law enforcement could help increase the efficiency of private sector commitments and policies against illegal deforestation and timber harvesting.

Enforcing laws and policies on illegal logging, trade of illegal wood products, and related crimes in Amazon and Mekong Basins.

Enabling the Indonesian public to understand more about the management of the country’s forests with television broadcast, mentoring and training.

Enhancing the role of Brazilian civil society to contribute to the reduction of deforestation and restoration of degraded lands through effective implementation of Brazil’s forest legislation.

Facilitating REDD+ results-based payments.