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Fig. 8: Forestry Services of<br />

Jaakko Pöyry Consulting.<br />

Fibre Strategies<br />

● Corporate fibre strategies<br />

● Resource-based expansion opportunities<br />

● Fibre supply optimisation<br />

● Wood market studies and marketing<br />

strategies<br />

● Wood price and cost analysis<br />

● Environmental assessments and audits<br />

● Bioenergy strategies<br />

sidered conservative concerning the<br />

speed of conversion to plantation wood.<br />

The use of MTH in pulp production may<br />

decrease also faster depending on current/future<br />

planting rates in industrial<br />

plantations and economic availability of<br />

MTH pulpwood.<br />

Tropical deforestation is driven by other<br />

factors than pulpwood plantations. Recent<br />

data concerning changes in the<br />

global forest area indicate that the forest<br />

area has remained unchanged or increased<br />

in non-tropical regions. The net<br />

loss of tropical forest area during the<br />

past decade (1990-2000) amounted to<br />

about 14.2 million ha annually, consisting<br />

of a total annual loss of 15.2 million ha,<br />

including 1.0 million hectares converted<br />

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Strategic Management Consulting Services<br />

● Business strategies and plans for forest-based businesses<br />

● Valuation, information memoranda and due diligence studies<br />

● Investor search, merger, acquisition and divestment services<br />

● Business restructuring and re-organisation services<br />

Forest Management<br />

● Sustainable forest management strategies<br />

and plans<br />

● Forest inventory and GIS-based management<br />

planning<br />

● Forest plantation development strategies<br />

and plans<br />

● Seedling production and tree improvement<br />

strategies<br />

● Carbon sequestration strategies<br />

Project Preparation and Implementation Services<br />

● Project identification/specialist opinion studies<br />

● Prefeasibility/feasibility studies<br />

● Project management and implementation support services<br />

● Project monitoring and evaluation services<br />

annually into forest plantations. According<br />

to the Food and Agriculture Organization<br />

of the United Nations, most of the<br />

deforestation across the tropics was due<br />

to the direct conversion of forest into<br />

permanent agricultural land or pastures,<br />

and to a lesser degree to the gradual<br />

intensification of shifting agriculture.<br />

Assuming that the average MTH pulpwood<br />

volume in degraded tropical forest<br />

is 50-80 m3 /ha, the area needed annually<br />

to satisfy the annual MTH pulpwood requirement<br />

is some 160,000-260,000 ha.<br />

This means that the conversion of degraded<br />

natural forests into plantations<br />

would equal only about 1-2 % of the total<br />

tropical deforestation. Yet, it is important<br />

to note that this conversion is not regard-<br />

Wood Supply Chain<br />

● Wood supply and procurement strategies<br />

● Harvesting logistics systems analysis and<br />

development<br />

● Operations/efficiency improvement analysis<br />

and monitoring<br />

● Reduced impact harvesting systems<br />

development<br />

● Chain-of-custody systems development<br />

ed as deforestation, but as a change of<br />

the type of forest.<br />

Jaakko Pöyry Consulting<br />

Services<br />

Service offering of Jaakko Pöyry includes<br />

independent evaluation/assessment of<br />

sustainability of forestry practices of forest<br />

industries (including pulp producers)<br />

as well as other entities managing forest<br />

resources. These analyses aim at comprehensive<br />

view on sustainability of management<br />

of forest resources including<br />

conservation and biodiversity, sustainability<br />

of wood production, health and<br />

vitality of forests, soil and water quality,<br />

global carbon cycles, socio-economic<br />

benefits and cultural heritage (Fig. 8).

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