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FSC risk assessments determine the risk of sourcing unacceptable material according to the five controlled wood categories. The assessments will be used by organizations for sourcing controlled wood following the standard FSC-STD-40-005 Requirements for Sourcing FSC Controlled Wood.

Additional categories for the following countries were approved on 20 September 2017:

  • Belarus (all controlled wood categories). This risk assessment is now complete and shall be used in implementing V3-1 of the standard.
  • Estonia (controlled wood categories 3 and 4). This risk assessment is now complete and shall be used in implementing V3-1 of the standard.
  • Latvia (controlled wood categories 3 and 4). This risk assessment is now complete and shall be used in implementing V3-1 of the standard.
  • Romania (all controlled wood categories). This risk assessment is now complete and shall be used in implementing V3-1 of the standard.

For more information about the five categories, click here. You can view these and other approved risk assessments by visiting the FSC Document Centre, and you can follow the progress on all risk assessments by viewing the risk assessment database.