The European Forest Institute (EFI) is set to launch a project aimed at strengthening multistakeholder participation in the implementation of the FLEGT Voluntary Partnership Agreement and enhancing non-state actor engagement in tree tenure policy reform in Ghana.
A statement issued by EFI and copied to the Ghana News Agency, Accra, on Thursday said, “The project, funded by the European Union, will be officially launched on Thursday, February 12, 2026, at the Tomreik Hotel in Accra.”
It said the event will bring together government institutions, development partners, civil society organizations, and private sector actors to introduce the project’s objectives and implementation arrangements.
“The project seeks to promote sustainable forest governance and legal timber trade in Ghana, building on the country’s recent milestone of issuing Africa’s first FLEGT timber license.
The statement urged interested parties to confirm their attendance by contacting Madam Sheila Kwakyewaa Somevi on 0249238729 or kwakyewaa.sheila@taylorcrabbegh.com
“We would be greatly honoured by your presence and participation as an expert,” the statement added.
Source: Access Agric
