英語 での Forest certification の使用例とその 日本語 への翻訳
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In addition, we will promote and maintain a 100% SGEC forest certification rate for both existing company-owned forests and newly acquired forests to promote environmentally-friendly forest management.
An approach that has been adopted by increasing numbers of stakeholders, making PEFC today the world's largest forest certification system.
We also expect that the use of certified wood for the 2020 Tokyo Olympics and Paralympics will raise awareness of and promote the spread of forest certification programs in Japan.
Forest certification provides a mechanism to address these and ensure that wood and wood-based products reaching the marketplace have been sourced from sustainably managed forests. .
Forest certification is a system under which third-party organizations evaluate and certify that there is a system in place to ensure that products are manufactured using raw materials from forests that are appropriately managed.
Furthermore, the Company itself receives the Forest Certification and we believe we can contribute to the system's wider use by providing the market and consumers certified forest timber.
Forest certification consists of Forest Management(FM) certification, which shows that forests are managed in a responsible way, and Chain of Custody(CoC) certification regarding the distribution and processing of products from certified forests. .
PEFC forest certification is a rigorous, globally recognised standard that works as a mechanism to verify and promote sustainable forest management and sustainably produced wood products.
Striving to establish sustainable corporate activities that are compatible with the environment, Nippon Paper Industries is on track to acquire forest certification for all Company-owned forests in and outside Japan by 2008.
With the endorsement of the Canadian standard in 2005, PEFC became the world's largest forest certification system with more than 100 million hectares of certified forest area.
Forest certification systems were established as counter-measure against the prevailing concern about the preservation of the world's forests and the result of the 1992 UN Rio Summit which defined the“sustainable Development” as the common goal for the development of the humen being.
In December 2003, the Kitayama Forest obtained Japan's unique forest certification from the Sustainable Green Ecosystem Council(SGEC). This certification is recognition that sound forest management is maintaining both the great natural environment and sustainable lumber production.
The Sumitomo Forestry Group is committed to building reliable supply chains with its suppliers and procuring sustainable timber, and accordingly, uses and supports third-party certification- forest certification systems as indices that insure the timber are procured from sustainably managed forests.
In terms of independent initiatives, SMBKZ is phasing in a requirement for all suppliers(of both wood and wooden products) to supply wood legally and obtain forest certification, in line with the nature of products in each country or region.
FSC® forest certification consists of"FM(Forest Management) Certification" which certifies proper forest management and"COC(Chain of Custody) Certification" which certifies the proper process and distribution of forest products manufactured from certified forests. .
In Japan, the Forest Stewardship Council(FSC) is well known as a forest certification scheme that could lead to labeling. However, the recent trend is towards mutual recognition of credible national or regional forest certification schemes that have been developed to meet internationally recognized requirements for Sustainable Forest Management.
We provide a project named"DoTank" that coordinates projects of CO2 absorption by forests; analysis and consulting for zero-emission; recycling solutions such as recycling and reenergizing of organic and inorganic substances; and Japan's first forest certification business as well as Asia's first fishery certification from November 2006.
The Japan Sport Council(JSC), who are overseeing the construction of the stadium, reported to the Tokyo 2020 Organising Committee that the plywood in question has been certified by the Programme for the Endorsement of Forest Certification, an international non-profit organisation dedicated to promoting sustainable forest management.
The Company aims to obtain forest certification for all of its forests in Japan and overseas by 2008. Of its forests in Japan, which total about 90,000 hectares, work will be conducted in fiscal 2005 to acquire the SGEC forest certification for all of its forests in Hokkaido(about 44,000 hectares), following the Kitayama Forest in Shizuoka and the forests in the Kyushu region.
In this connection, the reliability of a forest certification program is rooted in its dependence on relatively large-scale companies, as they expand their control over the supply chains extending to and from such companies. Unlike regions where global corporations cover the market, such as in Northern Europe and North America, applying this kind of scheme in markets which are mainly dominated by small- and medium-size enterprises(SMEs) gives rise to cost barriers.