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Membership of IUFRO is open to any institution concerned with the promotion, support or conduct of research related to forests, trees and forest products.
Funding Partners
Cooperation Partners
Partnership Projects
IUFRO is most grateful to all our funding partners for providing financial support and in-kind contributions to IUFRO activities. Our funding partners include national governments, international organizations and institutions, private foundations and research agencies around the globe.
The following partners (listed in alphabetical order) provide continuous funding, both financially and in-kind, to IUFRO Headquarters and its various Special Projects and Programmes (Special Programme for Development of Capacities, SPDC; Sciene-Policy Programme, SciPol; Special Project on World Forests, Society and Environment, WFSE).
IUFRO, as the global voice of forest science, has systematically strengthened its participation in international processes. It has established long-term partnerships with inter-governmental, governmental and non-governmental institutions and is directly involved in various inter-governmental processes and conventions. In addition, IUFRO engages in a number of international partnerships and initiatives through specific projects, joint initiatives and other relevant activities. Partners often include non-governmental organizations (NGOs) and initiatives, private sector entities, major groups of civil society (e.g. the scientific and technological community; children and the youth), and other science organizations.
IUFRO’s relationships with its partners are either on a bilateral and equal level (e.g. through Memoranda of Understanding or similar agreements with a specific organization, including with member organizations) or defined by the level of contribution and participation (e.g. by being a partner in a partnership, in a process, in an umbrella organization etc.). All IUFRO’s activities with its partners are in line with the IUFRO Strategy post 2020 and contribute to the implementation of the associated Strategy Action Plan 2020-2024.
IUFRO is involved in international partnerships and initiatives through specific projects, joint initiatives and other relevant activities. Partnership projects are developed in cooperation with international partners often including non-governmental organizations (NGOs) and initiatives, major groups of civil society (including the scientific and technological community, children and youth), and other science organizations as well as the non-scientific community.
Partnerships and collaborative relationships contribute to achieving IUFRO's strategic goals as identified in the post-2020 Strategy and more broadly to achieving IUFRO’s vision and mission.