In this annual report you can read about our work in 2013. Our programme is centered around four main themes: governance and management of productive landscapes, sustainable timber trade for domestic and international markets, local governance and community management of forests and financing sustainable forest management. Activities are developed in our six country programmes, the Netherlands, Bolivia and Guyana.

Read about:

• Making knowledge work for people and forests: 25 years of Tropenbos International
• The impacts of land acquisition and conversion
• From illegal to legal: options and solutions for the domestic timber market
• Effective forest governance
• Scaling up sustainable forestry business
• Creating strong individuals and organizations in the forest sector

This annual report presents TBI's main achievements in 2012. TBI's activities cover a diversity of themes, reflecting what is important for forest-based livelihoods, forest management and forest conservation in its country programmes and throughout the world. The report highlights examples that demonstrate how knowledge, individual and organisational capacity, informed dialogue and exchange of information can help support better decisions on a range of subjects.

This annual report presents TBI's main achievements in 2011. TBI's activities cover a diversity of themes, reflecting what is important for forest-based livelihoods, forest management and forest conservation in its seven country programmes and throughout the world. The report highlights examples that demonstrate how knowledge, individual and organisational capacity, informed dialogue and exchange of information can help support better decisions on a range of subjects:

• Productive Landscapes
• Domestic Timber Markets
• Forest Financing

This annual report presents TBI's main achievements in 2010. TBI's activities cover a diversity of themes, reflecting what is important for forest-based livelihoods, forest management and forest conservation in its seven country programmes and throughout the world. The report highlights examples that demonstrate how knowledge, individual and organisational capacity, informed dialogue and exchange of information can help support better decisions on a range of subjects:

• financing mechanisms for sustainable forest management (SFM;
• sustainable domestic timber markets;
• productive and sustainable landscapes;
• mitigating climate change ;
• improving livelihoods through community forestry and local governance ; and
• responsible trade and entrepreneurship.

In this annual report we provide an overview of the different activities that Tropenbos International has undertaken in 2008. First, we introduce you to some of our themes such as e.g. forest certification for biodiversity conservation, financing sustainable forest management, the managing multifunctional landscapes and chainsaw milling and domestic timber markets and one of our main approaches institutional strengthening and capacity building. We then review our country programme activities. You can also read about specific projects and, of course, about us, Tropenbos International.