A Certificação Florestal Pelo Fsc®: Um Estudo De Caso

Paiva, Samantha Nazaré de; Silva, Dimas Agostinho da; Oshiro, Cymara Regina; Hosokawa, Roberto Tuyoshi; Rochadelli, Roberto

doi:10.5380/rf.v45i2.30055

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“…Authors such as Castral (2003), Jacovine et al (2006), Oliveira et al (2011), Baptistel et al (2011), Paiva (2012) and Paiva et al (2015) have studied forest certification process in Brazilian forestry enterprises. Basso et al (2012) studied the contribution of forest certification in forest companies in Minas Gerais State.…”

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Compliance with Environmental and Social Legislation in Certified Forestry Companies

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The objective of this study was to evaluate the contribution of the FSC forestry certification system to improve the forestry sector, in terms of compliance to environmental and social laws and improvements in working conditions resulting from the certification process. Thirty-seven auditing reports from five Brazilian forestry companies were evaluated, throughout the 2006-2013 period. Non-compliance and observations were analyzed and organized into categories, which identified the main performance issues found in certified forestry organizations. 301 instances of non-compliance and 138 observations of audit reports were verified, where 48 and 57% respectively, were linked to the two principles studied. For obtaining and/or maintaining the certificate it is necessary for all violations to be resolved. Therefore, it was concluded that forest certification contributes to the advancement of the forestry sector in Brazil, in relation to compliance with legal, social and labor issues.

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Compliance with Environmental and Social Legislation in Certified Forestry Companies

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“…Assim, qualquer empresa que faça uso de áreas florestais, ao aderir às normas definidas pelo FSC, está também colaborando para a sua imagem, no que se refere ao seu compromisso com a sociedade, ao garantir uma produção responsável de madeira ou de qualquer produto advindo dos recursos florestais (Paiva et al, 2015). A empresa estará garantindo, também, parcelas de sua área para conservação ambiental, como estabelecido pelo Código Florestal Brasileiro, visando à preservação da diversidade biológica tanto em relação à flora, quanto à fauna (Brasil, 2012).…”

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Modelo de ranqueamento empresarial para análise da relevância das empresas no setor de florestas plantadas

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O setor florestal está em constante desenvolvimento, sendo responsável por uma contribuição crescente ao produto interno bruto do Brasil. Novos empregos são gerados a cada ano, com a implantação de fábricas e filiais, além da compra de novas áreas de plantio por parte das grandes empresas, incluindo áreas de proteção permanente. O objetivo desse trabalho foi gerar um modelo de ranqueamento para determinar a influência e importância das empresas para o setor florestal e industrial do país. Foram analisados os perfis de mais de 40 empresas do ramo, associadas da Indústria Brasileira de Árvores, sendo selecionadas 20, com base no faturamento anual, área de plantio, área de proteção, geração de empregos e investimento social. Cada um dos critérios recebeu uma pontuação (variação de 1 a 20). Dessa forma, obteve-se uma matriz de ranqueamento empresarial do setor florestal brasileiro, juntamente com valores para se calcular o índice de eficiência. Este modelo pode ser utilizado para qualquer outro setor industrial, sendo necessária apenas à substituição dos critérios de área plantada e área preservada para os específicos de produção do setor que se pretende analisar.

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“…Illegal wood is sold for lower prices in the market compared to wood harvested from managed forests, so much so that the prices for illegal wood do not reflect prices that would exist in a market environment characterized by a competitive equilibrium, or even the opportunity costs associated with logging activities (ÂNGELO et al, 2014). According to Paiva et al (2015), the recommended measures needed to reverse the tendency of stagnation in wood prices and make wood production become a profitable business that contributes to the economy of the country are related to the adhesion of the wood industry to the forest certification market.…”

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“…Adhesion to certification systems allows for monitoring of the entire production chain. Wood products that have a seal of certification guarantee that the production process respected environmental, fiscal, and labor legislation, and that the raw material originated in a managed environment (PAIVA et al, 2015). It is also recommended that the government provide incentive to logging companies to adhere to forest certification programs, such as reductions in licensing costs and, for certified management units, simplification of bureaucratic processes conducted by environmental agencies.…”

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Harvesting and Processing of Native Wood From Upland Tropical Forests in Amapá, Eastern Amazonia

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Euler

2020

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Knowledge about the activity of the timber sector and local industries assists in the management of a forest economy based on sustainable use in the Amazon. In this study, the situation of the timber sector of the municipality of Porto Grande-AP was examined to detail the extraction and processing of native wood from the Amazon and the sustainable use of this resource by the local sector. Forms were applied in all sawmills of the municipality, which collected information on factors of production and commercialization of native wood for the year 2017. In addition, interviews with local merchants were done and secondary data collection from several institutions related to the sector was conducted. All sawmills in the municipality exercise licensed activity and processed 69,300 m3 of wood in the period, with an average extraction of 21 m3/ha. The sawmills productive income was 55%, above of the 35%, maximum recently established by CONAMA. There is no destination for productive of residual waste generated by most sawmills and lumber is marketed mainly to the Northeast of Brazil for use in civil construction. Thus, in order to guarantee better economic and environmental performance of the sector, it is recommended that sawmills search for new forest areas as sources of raw material, participate in forest certification programs, and seek ways to use residual waste for bioenergy generation. The government recommends that new forests be managed through actions that solve land tenure problems and increase the supply of public forests, and for certified management units the recommendation is to reduce licensing costs, and simplify the bureaucratic processes of environmental agencies.

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A Certificação Florestal Pelo Fsc®: Um Estudo De Caso

Cited by 10 publications

References 4 publications

Compliance with Environmental and Social Legislation in Certified Forestry Companies

Compliance with Environmental and Social Legislation in Certified Forestry Companies

Modelo de ranqueamento empresarial para análise da relevância das empresas no setor de florestas plantadas

Harvesting and Processing of Native Wood From Upland Tropical Forests in Amapá, Eastern Amazonia

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