KoFPI is active in developing various forest projects and exchanging information related in carbon sinks to
cope with climate changes such as forest management in developing countries. Furthermore, KoFPI strives
for rehabilitation of ruined forests and establishment of forest research facilities as well as developing of
human resource in those countries.
International forest cooperation and
climate change
Overseas forest experts fostering
program
Development of overseas plantation
pilot projects
Support for Overseas plantation
investments
Summary of system
The system is designed to deal with the forest carbon
stock secured by increasing the carbon absorbing
sources of private companies, forest owners, or local
governments at voluntary markets; or for use in public
relations to enhance the image of a company.
Participation in the Forest
Carbon Offset Project
Submit the project registration application and project
design documentation to the website of the Forest
Carbon Registry (carbonregistry.forest.go.kr/).
Phone: 02-6393-2780
What is the Forest Carbon Registry?
It is a computer management system
designed to manage the forest carbon stock
obtained via the forest carbon offset project.
It enables companies to apply for project
registration, issuing certificates and carbon
transaction.
Companies
Forest owners
Local governments
Activities aimed at increasing carbon
absorbing sources
The forest carbon stock secured by these
activities is certified by the government.
Forest development
Forest management
Forest restoration
Restrictions on forest
conversion
Use of forest bio mass
energy
Use of timber products
composite type
What is the emissions trading scheme?
The government assigns participating business entities that emit huge amount of greenhouse gas and allocate
emission permits to limit them. Business entities may buy or trade permits for a shortage or a surplus of emission
allowances