FCCF publishes it’s first Impact Report

FCCF looking back on the impact it generated covering the period 2018-2023 including natural capital, value chains and markets and inclusion

Our mission: Investing in business models for the restoration of tropical forests

We believe the sustainable management of degraded and secondary forests can contribute to the preservation of biodiversity and contribute to the mitigation of climate change.

About the mitigation of climate change

A strong network of partners in Latin America

FCCF does more than simply providing financing. We work with our partners to support innovation in forest management, business models and wood value chains, to help small and medium sized forest owners and forest communities to receive more benefits from their forests.

About our partners

Our Theory of Change

Natural Capital

SDF of local forest owners are under management and deforestation rates are reduced. Active management improves forest growth, biodiversity value, species composition and carbon stocks.

Wood Value Chains

Sustainable value chains for SDF wood develop. Value chains finance the sustainable management of SDF and renumerate forest owners in line with opportunity costs.

Equity & Inclusion

The value generation in the SDF value chain is distributed, fairly, including to small and medium forest owners and local & indigenous communities. The share of women in the investee workforce increases.

All about our Theory of Change

FCCF in figures

Natural Capital

26,500 ha Area of SDF secured for management

125,126 tCO₂ Carbon sequestration (cumulative)

Value Chains

41,619 m³ Total volume of timber produced

29 Lesser known species commercialised

Equity & Inclusion

7 Communities directly and/or indirectly impacted

8 Small and medium-size forest owners

128 Full time equivalent jobs created