Publications
Our annual reports and other publications.
Annual reports.
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Annual Report 2022
Online version
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Annual Report 2021
Signed annual report from the RFN Board of Directors
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Annual Report 2020
Signed annual report from the RFN Board of Directors.
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Annual Report 2019
Signed annual report from the RFN Board of Directors.
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Annual Report 2018
Signed annual report from the RFN Board of Directors.
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Annual Report 2017 - in Norwegian
Signed annual report from the RFN Board of Directors.
Reports.
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RFN Solutions: Scaling up Support for Indigenous Peoples’ Rights and Actions to Protect their Forests
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Neste, Biofuels and Environmental Risk. Briefing for investor engagement
We recommend that responsible investors engage Neste on sustainable and scalable biofuel production systems. This briefing gives an overview of Neste’s use of feedstocks for biofuels, a analysis of sustainability and business risk deriving from this, and recommendation for a sustainable reorientation of Neste’s business model.
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The impact of a shift in global demand for leather on Brazilian slaughterhouses
Economic study of impact of shift in global demand for leather on Brazilian slaughterhouses. Prepared by NINT for RFN, February 2023.
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The State of the Soy Industry
This report shows that the soy industry continues to cause rampant deforestation. A collaboration with Clean Harvest.
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State of the Tropical Rainforest
This report is the world's first complete overview of the state of the tropical rainforest.
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Driving deforestation: The European automotive industry's contribution to deforestation in Brazil
This report on the Brazilian leather industry reveals how it is highly likely that European car manufacturers contribute to deforestation of the Amazon.
Project information .
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Assessing "Rights Based REDD+: Indigenous peoples as guardians of the rainforest"
Mid Term review of RFN’s programme supported by the Norwegian International Climate and Forest Initiative and Norad, 2018.
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Re-establishing tropical natural forest vegetation
Successful experiences from Upper Xingu in Brazil to supply native seed for re-establishing tropical natural forest vegetation can be scaled up across the world, benefit local livelihoods, conserve biodiversity and store billions of tons of carbon.
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An Amazon without boundaries
Rainforest Foundation Norway has worked together with indigenous people to protect rainforest in the Amazon since 1989. This report describes the work we do under the programme “Rights-based sustainable management of large contiguous territories in the Amazon”. The programme is supported by the Norwegian Ministry of Foreign Affairs.
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Zoning and land use allocation in the Democratic Republic of the Congo
In this document Rainforest Foundation Norway, together with Congolese partners, presents a practical proposal for a process of consultation and community consent as an integral part of forest zoning and land use planning and allocation in DRC.
