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schema:propertyID "FSC risk indicator" ;
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schema:value "15. Development and maintenance of infrastructure associated with management activities is done in a way that minimises adverse impacts on environmental values." ],
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schema:propertyID "Risk conclusion" ;
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schema:value "Non-negligible risk" ],
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schema:propertyID "Other relevant information" ;
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schema:value """For small or resource-limited operations that may not have access to qualified professionals to issue ARTs, technical support and capacity-building initiatives for the suppliers have been provided.
For example:
- Access to licensed forest engineers or other qualified professionals are facilated through technical assistance programs or shared service arrangements;
- Training sessions or workshops on the proper planning, construction, and maintenance of forest roads, timber yards, skidding trails, and related infrastructure are organized;
- Standardized guidelines or templates that align with best practices are developed and shared with suppliers.""" ],
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schema:propertyID "Source workbook row" ;
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schema:value "14" ],
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schema:value "Brazil" ],
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schema:value "Forest Plantation-public, Forest Plantation-private, Forest Plantation-SLIMF" ],
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schema:value "15. 1. Applicable legislation for the area under assessment covers the requirements under this indicator, but the risk assessment for indicator 14 confirms a designation of ‘non-negligible risk’;" ],
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schema:propertyID "Description of risk" ;
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schema:value "In plantation forests, there is no specific inspection and monitoring body for assessing infrastructure works in areas under forest management. However, as infrastructure is a determining aspect for the correct flow of production and its maintenance has an impact on the results of the project, different modern techniques have been adopted to reduce the environmental impact of these structures, typically under guidance of specialised consultants and professionals. However, because of the lack of data and information about this indicator. This is identified as a non-negligible risk for the country." ],
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schema:value "Others" ],
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schema:propertyID "Mitigation requirement level" ;
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schema:value "Recommended" ],
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schema:propertyID "Associated documents" ;
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schema:value """1. CAR - Rural Environmental Record
2. ART - Technical Responsibility Record
3. Operation license""" ],
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schema:propertyID "Risk mitigation measure" ;
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schema:value """Field verification and document review confirm conformity with applicable environmental legislation and technical requirements related to forest operations and associated infrastructure, ensuring that field conditions and documentation are consistent with legal obligations and approved technical responsibilities.
For example:
1. Field Verification
a) Harvest of exotic species within Permanent Preservation Areas (APPs) complies with the conditions established in the applicable authorization;
b) Soil conservation practices are implemented to prevent erosion, compaction, and sediment transport;
c) Road conservation practices minimize environmental impacts and follow appropriate technical criteria;
d) Remaining native vegetation shows no evidence of undue or unauthorized damage resulting from forest operations;
e) Water resources are protected, with no unauthorized impacts on watercourses, riparian zones, or drainage systems.
2. Documentation Review
a) Technical Responsibility Certificate (ART) has been issued by a forest engineer or other legally qualified professional for the planning, construction, and maintenance of forest roads, timber yards, skidding trails, and related infrastructure, where specific technical standards are prescribed by law;
b) ART scope covers both the development of new infrastructure and the maintenance of existing structures within the forest management activities.""" ] ;
schema:description "Field verification and document review confirm conformity with applicable environmental legislation and technical requirements related to forest operations and associated infrastructure, ensuring that field conditions and documentation are consistent with legal obligations and approved technical responsibilities. For example: 1."@en,
"Contextgebonden FSC-mitigatiemaatregel uit FSC-RA-BRA-02-2026 voor indicator 15. De volledige officiële Engelstalige maatregel, risicocontext, verifier en brondocumenten staan hieronder als brongebonden feiten."@nl ;
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schema:value "15" ],
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schema:value "FSC-RA-BRA-02-2026 row 14" ] ;
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schema:name "Brazil: FSC mitigation indicator 15 — row 14"@en,
"Brazilië: FSC-mitigatie indicator 15 — rij 14"@nl .