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COP28: 17 nations commit to sustainable timber for construction

COP28: 17 nations commit to sustainable timber for construction

Posted on December 11, 2023   |  

COP28 reveals plans to boost timber usage in construction for carbon reduction, earning praise from organizations like ISFC and the Wood Processors Association.

17 countries, including Australia, Canada, Costa Rica, the Republic of Congo, the Republic of Fiji, Finland, France, Ghana, Korea, Norway, Pakistan, Sweden, UK, Ireland, Germany, Japan, Kenya, Sweden, and the USA join forces to promote the climate benefits of sustainable forestry in construction.

The coalition commits to implementing policies and practices supporting eco-friendly construction, prioritizing responsibly sourced wood by 2030.

COP28's announcement signifies a global commitment to low-carbon construction, emphasizing the use of wood from sustainable forests for environmental solutions.



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