Mpingo Conservation & Development Initiative creates the foundations of the African blackwood chain of custody by managing an FSC group certificate scheme (certificate no. SA-FM/COC-002151) for community-managed forests in southern Tanzania – the first of its kind in Africa.
Sandali Wood operate an FSC-certified (certificate no.SA-COC-002323) sawmill in Tanga, Tanzania and have purchased the entire first harvest of FSC-certified African blackwood from Kikole village. The wood will be processed in Tanga ahead of export to manufacturing countries.
Klicksi Ltd (UK)
Klicksi are currently the sole distributors of FSC-certified African blackwood and are FSC-certified as members of the Oxford Timber Audits Group Chain of Custody scheme (certificate number: SA-COC-001654 HD). For more information on purchasing FSC-certified African blackwood, please contact Salim Fazal – salimfazal@klicksi.com / +44 (0) 7720 294 786
Hanson Clarinets are the first woodwind instrument manufacturer to become FSC-certified and join the African blackwood chain of custody. Hanson are certified as members of the Oxford Timber Audits Group Chain of Custody scheme (certificate no. SA-COC-001654 HG).
EAT supports organisations working in Sub-Saharan Africa that encourage sound environmental management and biodiversity conservation through a strong community economic development focus to achieve sustainable livelihoods. EAT has procured funding for the Sound & Fair campaign from the donor organisation Comic Relief.
FFI acts to conserve threatened species and ecosystems worldwide, choosing solutions that are sustainable, are based on sound science and take account of human need. Fauna & Flora International was established over a century ago in 1903, making it the world’s first international conservation organization.
Kilimanyika is a consulting firm offering professional services in ecological and socio-economic development activities. Their core focus is the promotion of effective utilisation and management of natural resources in order to support both sustainable economic growth and environmental adaptation and conservation.
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Mpingo Conservation & Development Initiative
Mpingo Conservation & Development Initiative creates the foundations of the African blackwood chain of custody by managing an FSC group certificate scheme (certificate no. SA-FM/COC-002151) for community-managed forests in southern Tanzania – the first of its kind in Africa.
Sandali Wood Industries
Sandali Wood operate an FSC-certified (certificate no.SA-COC-002323) sawmill in Tanga, Tanzania and have purchased the entire first harvest of FSC-certified African blackwood from Kikole village. The wood will be processed in Tanga ahead of export to manufacturing countries.
Klicksi Ltd (UK)
Klicksi are currently the sole distributors of FSC-certified African blackwood and are FSC-certified as members of the Oxford Timber Audits Group Chain of Custody scheme (certificate number: SA-COC-001654 HD). For more information on purchasing FSC-certified African blackwood, please contact Salim Fazal – salimfazal@klicksi.com / +44 (0) 7720 294 786
Hanson Clarinets
Hanson Clarinets are the first woodwind instrument manufacturer to become FSC-certified and join the African blackwood chain of custody. Hanson are certified as members of the Oxford Timber Audits Group Chain of Custody scheme (certificate no. SA-COC-001654 HG).
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Environment Africa Trust
EAT supports organisations working in Sub-Saharan Africa that encourage sound environmental management and biodiversity conservation through a strong community economic development focus to achieve sustainable livelihoods. EAT has procured funding for the Sound & Fair campaign from the donor organisation Comic Relief.
Fauna and Flora International
FFI acts to conserve threatened species and ecosystems worldwide, choosing solutions that are sustainable, are based on sound science and take account of human need. Fauna & Flora International was established over a century ago in 1903, making it the world’s first international conservation organization.
Kilimanyika Ltd
Kilimanyika is a consulting firm offering professional services in ecological and socio-economic development activities. Their core focus is the promotion of effective utilisation and management of natural resources in order to support both sustainable economic growth and environmental adaptation and conservation.