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The rapid expansion market of paper products linked to deforestation in Indonesia into the European is supporting the further expansion of pulp plantations into Indonesia’s last tropical forests and peatlands. EEPN is promoting a European-wide campaign to stop the expansion of such products into the European market and to protect Indonesia’s rainforests and forest communities rights. Read more... |
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Our Network
The European Environmental Paper Network (EEPN) is a civil society movement promoting sustainable practices in the pulp and paper industry. It consists of more than 50 non-governmental organisations (NGOs) from 21 countries that are signatories to the Common Vision for Transforming the European Paper Industry:
- Worldforests, Scotland
- Friends of the Siberian Forests, Russia
- ForestEthics, England
- British-Russian Ecocultural Network, UK
- FERN, Belgium
- Friends of the Earth England, Wales & Northern Ireland, England, Wales & NI
- Urgewald, Germany
- Bruno Manser Fonds, Switzerland
- Robin Wood, Germany
- Reforesting Scotland, Scotland
- Friends of the Earth Forest Network (Melbourne), Australia
- PRO Regenwald, Germany
- Friends of the Earth Finland, Finland
- Watch Indonesia, Germany
- Forest Peoples Programme, England
- Boreal Forest Network, Canada
- Borneo Orangutan Survival Foundation (BOS), Germany
- Greenpeace International, Netherlands
- Estonian Green Movement, Estonia
- Estonian Fund for Nature, Estonia
- SPOK, Russia
- WWF International, Switzerland
- Tropica Verde, Germany
- Goongerah Environment Centre, Australia
- Environment East Gippsland, Australia
- Norges Naturvernforbund (FoE Norway), Norway
- Kola Biodiversity Conservation Centre, Russia
- Youth and Environment Europe, Czech Republic
- GLOBAL 2000, Austria
- Safier, Belgium
- Bond Beter Leefmilieu, Belgium
- Taiga Biological Station, Canada
- Swedish Society for Nature Conservation, Sweden
- AK Regenwald Aschaffenburg, Germany
- Teachers for Forests, Australia
- Biodiversity Conservation Centre, Russia
- Finnish Nature League, Finland
- Finnish Association for Nature Conservation, Finland
- Initiative 2000plus Berlin, Germany
- ecodevelop, Germany
- International Animal Rescue, Malta
- ARA (Working Group on Rainforests and Biodiversity), Germany
- Terra! onlus, Italy
- Milieudefensie, Netherlands
- Amici della Terra, Italy
- Ecoinstitut Barcelona, Spain
- Timberwatch, South Africa
- Natur og Ungdom / Nature and Youth, Norway
- WALHI/Friends of the Earth Indonesia
Any non-governmental organisation that shares our vision is welcome to sign on and become part of this growing network of activism towards more sustainable paper production and consumption. Download our membership request form here.
Tools & Solutions
 What's in your paper? Learn about solutions |
 Shrink paper: addressing the over-consumption |
 The paper calculator, to quantify the benefits of better paper choices. |
 The European Environmental Paper Network (EEPN) |