Expanded DRC-EITI forces industrial loggers to declare revenues

Expanded DRC-EITI forces industrial loggers to declare revenues

The Democratic Republic of Congo integrates the forestry sector into the Extractive Industries Transparency Initiative (EITI). After Liberia and Congo Brazzaville, it becomes the third country in Africa to cover forestry under the EITI.

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            ▪ Expanded DRC-EITI forces industrial loggers to declare revenues

▪ The Democratic Republic of Congo integrates the forestry sector into the Extractive Industries Transparency Initiative (EITI). After Liberia and Congo Brazzaville, it becomes the third country in Africa to cover forestry under the EITI.

https://www.africabusinessplus.com/en/811535/expanded-drc-eiti-forces-industrial-loggers-to-declare-revenues/

Some 80 operators involved will have to declare the area of forest exploited, their turnover and the amount of taxes and royalties paid to the Congolese government. Known industrial forestry companies in the DRC include Industrie forestière du Congo (Ifco), Société de développement des forêts (Sodefor), Forabola, Compagnie forestière et de transformation (CFT), Booming Green, Bego Congo, Congo Sun Flower Forestry Development, Congo King Baishing Forestry Development (Cokibafode), Kitenge Lola (KL), Fodeco, Groupe Service, Somifor.

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