Reports

Forest 500 publications

2019:

Analysis: Not on target: companies must do more to deliver the New York Declaration on Forests

Analysis: Consumer Goods Forum will not achieve deforestation goal

Analysis: Eliminating deforestation from supply chains by 2020: a review of the Amsterdam Declaration countries

Report: Forest 500 Annual Report 2018: the Countdown to 2020 (Read the Executive Summary here, download the full report here)

Selection methodologies: Countries, Company, Financial institution.
Scoring methodologies: Company, Financial institution

2018:

Analysis: Leading on deforestation: maintaining progress to 2020 and beyond (Report available here)
Analysis: Extending the reach of company policies and action on soy (Report available here).

2017:

Analysis: Achieving 2020: how can the private sector meet global goals of eliminating commodity-driven deforestation (Report available here).
Scoring methodologies: Jurisdiction, Company, Financial institution

Note on the financial institution scoring methodology: The scoring methodology for Financial Institutions was updated in 2017. Unlike previous years, financial institutions no longer receive points for general sustainability policies but instead need to have sustainable financing policies that explicitly focus on forests to score points. Furthermore, the new scoring methodology assesses the scope of financial institution’s policies in more depth (i.e. whether the policy applies to all portfolio companies or only a subset). As a consequence of these changes, many Financial Institutions have received a lower score for their policies this year compared to 2016. This is largely due to the change in the methodology rather than a change in their policies.

Analysis: Achieving sustainable timber supply chains: what is the role of certification in sourcing from tropical countries? (Report available here)

Analysis: Investor concern for forests: Can shareholders prompt companies to take action? (Report available here)

2016:

Analysis: Sleeping giants of deforestation: the companies, countries, and financial institutions with the power to save forests (Report available here, annex available here)
Selection methodologies: Jurisdiction, Company, Financial institution
Scoring methodologies: Jurisdiction, Company, Financial institution

2014 and 2015:

Executive summary: An overview of powerbroker policies (2015, 2014)
Analysis: Detailed insight into the trends in Powerbroker policy scores (2015: Jurisdiction, Company, Financial institution 2014: Jurisdiction, Company, Financial institution)
Methodology: An insight into how Powerbrokers were selected and assessed (2015:Selection, Scoring 2014: Selection, Scoring)

Global Canopy publications

Global Canopy Programme and Stockholm Environment Institute (2017) Supply Chain Transparency Network: State of Play (Available here)
Global Canopy Programme and CDP (2016) Turning Collective Commitment Into Action: Assessing progress by Consumer Goods Forum members towards achieving deforestation-free supply chains (Available here)
Global Canopy Programme (2015) Achieving Zero (Net) Deforestation Commitments: What it means and how to get there (Available here)
Global Canopy Programme (2013) The Little Book of Big Deforestation Drivers: 24 catalysts to reduce tropical deforestation from 'forest risk commodities' (Available in English, Bahasa, Chinese, French and Spanish)
Global Canopy Programme (2013) Drivers of deforestation and WTO rules - conflicts and solutions (Available here)
Global Canopy Programme & National Wildlife Federation (2013) Tools to address the drivers of deforestation through public and private sector synergies (Available here)

Other publications

Climate Focus (2016) Progress on the New York Declaration on Forests: Eliminating deforestation from the production of agricultural commodities – Goal 2 assessment report (Available here)
Climate Focus (2015) Progress on the New York Declaration on Forests: An assessment framework and initial report (Available here)
Carbon Disclosure Project (2014) Global forests report (Available here)
World Trade Organisation (2013) Global value chains in a changing world (Available here)