Sustainability at MTF
Balancing growth, community, and environmental stewardship.
Our Commitment
Sustainability is at the heart of Mozambique Tree Farming (MTF). From plantation planning to community engagement, every stage of our operations is designed to balance economic growth with environmental care and long-term social impact.
We believe that responsible forestry can create prosperity for Mozambique, while contributing to global climate goals through renewable resources and carbon capture.
Public Summary
Integrated Forest & Conservation Management Plan
A concise public overview of IFM’s approach to responsible forest management, conservation, environmental stewardship and community engagement for the 2026–2031 management period.
2026-2031 · PDF
Environmental Stewardship
- Responsible Land Use → plantations are planned with riparian zones, biodiversity corridors, and soil protection.
- Renewable Resources → eucalyptus plantations provide a managed, renewable source of timber and economic activity that supports a significant reduction in the need for communities to utilise natural resources as a basis for livelihoods.
- Carbon Benefits → forestry plays a vital role in capturing and storing carbon, supporting climate resilience.
Community Impact
- Jobs & Training → IFM creates employment opportunities and provides training for Mozambican communities.
- Skills Development → local workers gain transferable skills that strengthen long-term livelihoods.
- Shared Value → reinvestment in communities helps ensure that growth benefits more than just investors.
Global Connection
- Market Access → Moz Fibra connects Mozambique’s timber resources to international buyers.
- Value Addition → processing and exporting products locally increases Mozambique’s role in global forestry supply chains.
- Sustainable Growth → positioning Mozambique as a trusted partner in renewable resources.