Partner FSG

Partner 2

Associate Beneficiary

THE COMPANY

Forestry Service Group (FSG) is a Netherlands based company dedicated to helping protect the world's remaining forests, natural areas and larger biological and climatic systems from further degradation and to promoting sustainable livelihood and business development across the world.

As a group of professionals with a background in natural resource management (NRM) and international development, we established the Forestry Service Group in 1995. FSG has since served as a collective consulting platform for supporting profit-and non-profit organizations in the South and North toward improved sustainability of natural resource-based commodity chains. We have worked in 113 different projects in 44 countries up till 2016.

FSG consultants are driven by their commitment to help solve global challenges such as climate change, deforestation and poverty. We believe that solving these NRM related challenges requires simultaneous presence of three components: market opportunities (Economic benefit), Sustainability criteria (Environmental benefits) and stakeholder commitment (Social benefits). The integration of all three components in relation with natural resource management is what FSG calls "Sustainable Resource Management".

THE FSG TEAM and role in the project

Marco Bijl This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.

20 years professional working experience around the world as a team leader with extensive experience in agroforestry, project development, EU-Life, market research, B2B linking, implementation and management.

Project Role: Technical project manager, biomass indicators, Steering commettee

Wouter Put This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.

25 years professional working experience around the world in quality Management, Process Control, Shop Floor Management, CSR, Project Management, Business Management and Information Management.

Project Role: Assistance in DAM model development, pre-scoping and baseline studies