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Japan: Immediately Halt Funding for ITTO Projects in Sarawak

Japan: Immediately Halt Funding for ITTO Projects in Sarawak

by Fiona McAlpine | Nov 11, 2025 | Updates

Kuala Lumpur / Tokyo — A coalition of civil society organizations has called on the Government of Japan to immediately suspend funding for International Tropical Timber Organization (ITTO) projects in Sarawak, Malaysia, following serious human rights concerns,...
Switzerland to quit International Tropical Timber Organization 

Switzerland to quit International Tropical Timber Organization 

by Jessica Merriman | Sep 23, 2025 | Updates

UN timber body loses key member state after Malaysia project failure. “ITTO is no longer a credible institution when it comes to forest conservation and sustainable tropical forestry”, says BMF director Lukas Straumann.  (BERN/YOKOHAMA). The Swiss State...
International flagship project sunk by Sarawak forestry agency

International flagship project sunk by Sarawak forestry agency

by Jessica Merriman | Oct 15, 2024 | Updates

Lack of transparency and breakdown in communication cause cancellation of International Tropical Timber Organization’s (ITTO) showcase operation in Malaysian Borneo (MIRI / SARAWAK / MALAYSIA) International donors were stunned last Thursday when, minutes prior to the...
Alarming new logging project exposed in Indigenous conservation zone

Alarming new logging project exposed in Indigenous conservation zone

by Fiona McAlpine | Jul 9, 2024 | Updates

Malaysian Borneo’s last primary rainforests under threat despite international conservation promises  A new logging operation in Sarawak’s Upper Baram region poses an immediate threat to the Malaysian state’s last primary rainforests in the Heart of Borneo....
UBFA communities launch declaration to protect their forests

UBFA communities launch declaration to protect their forests

by Fiona McAlpine | Mar 22, 2023 | Updates

Communities from Upper Baram Forest Area welcome steps taken to realize the project, and hand over declaration to Forest Department Sarawak and International Tropical Timber Organization On March 20th in Kuching, Indigenous representatives participated in the Upper...
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