A collective approach for ending deforestation and accelerating restoration
The partnership aims to halt and reverse forest loss from commodity production by collaboratively improving global monitoring and supply chain tracking, as well as accelerating restoration. It aligns partners around the data and ensures access for stakeholders across sectors to open-source data on geospatial forest-risk commodities that is consistent and validated. The result is credible, systematic monitoring, verification and accountability towards progress in reducing commodity-driven deforestation and restoring degraded lands.
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Open Foris Ground early version test demo session
03/05/2024
A simple, intuitive, and versatile data collection mobile application to empower smallholders to
Towards a digital public infrastructure for deforestation-related trade regulations
23/07/2024
What is in that plot? (Whisp) solution to implement convergence of evidence What is in that plot is an open-source solution which helps to produce...
Key publications
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Towards a digital public infrastructure for deforestation-related trade regulations. What is in that plot? (Whisp)
31/05/2024
The Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations (FAO) drives the development of a pre-competitive digital public infrastructure to support compliance on aspects of the trade regulations related to forest monitoring.

A community palm model
16/05/2024
This model, and resulting oil palm probability map products are useful for accurately identifying the geographic footprint of palm cultivation. Used in conjunction with timely deforestation information, this palm model is useful for understanding the risk of continued oil palm plantation expansion in sensitive forest areas.
Founding partners

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Related links
External links
- Forest Data Partnership website
- Forest Data Partnership github
- Forest Data Partnership Earth Engine Data Catalog
- Forest Data Partnership Oil Palm Plantation Probability Model
- A community palm model
- Open Foris website
- Google Earth Engine
- UN-REDD Programme
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