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ONEforest offers A Multi-Criteria Decision Support System For A Common Forest Management to Strengthen Forest Resilience, Harmonise Stakeholder Interests and Ensure Sustainable Wood Flows.

ONEforest will provide solutions for harmonizing various Forest Ecosystem Services. Thus, forest owners will be able to assess which way of forest management is advantageous for their objectives under current and future ecological and economic conditions.

“A Multi-Criteria Decision Support System For A Common Forest Management to Strengthen Forest Resilience, Harmonise Stakeholder Interests and Ensure Sustainable Wood Flows. “

“Working together to coherently manage and better understand forests”

“Protecting forests in a changing climate whilst promoting sustainable forest management to mitigate against climate change”

“Strengthening our knowledge of the forests and how they are changing”

“Including more climate resilient tree species compositions in forest stands”

Latest news

09/20/2023 - 18:08

Workshop: Defining future scenarios for decision-making process

In September, ONEforest hosted a Scenario Development Workshop in Catalonia, a vital component of the Mediterranean Case Study Region. Collaborating closely with stakeholders from the public and private sectors, as well as academia, this workshop, organised by CTFC, marked a significant milestone in the progress of the project.

ONEforest Poster Exhibition at FoWiTa 2023

From September 11th to 13th, the Swiss Federal Institute for Forest, Snow, and Landscape Research WSL, in collaboration with its partner, the University of Ljubljana (ULJ), showcased an illuminating poster titled "Managing Alpine Forests with Close-to-Nature Forestry to Enhance Climate Change Mitigation and Multifunctionality" at the Forest Science Conference, FoWiTa 2023.

Exploring the Hemiboreal Forest Region in Estonia

From September 5th to 6th, the ONEforest consortium convened for its General Assembly, a gathering brimming with insights and collaborations, held in the picturesque city of Tartu, Estonia. This event was hosted by the Estonian University of Life Sciences.

The first day of the assembly was marked by a series of dynamic workshops, where we collectively crafted forest governance scenarios and initiated the formulation of crucial policy recommendations. Our efforts were focused on various key areas, including Forest Management, Wood Production, Forest Operations, Assessment of Policy, and Stakeholder Demands, all bolstered by a comprehensive Multi-criteria Decision Support framework.