Norway´s International Climate and Forest Initiative – NICFI – is the country’s most important international endeavor to mitigate climate change, by protecting the world’s rainforests.
NICFI works to reduce and reverse tropical forest loss to enable a stable climate, preserved biodiversity and sustainable development Photo: NICFI.
The Norwegian government launched NICFI in 2008, and the initiative has pledged up to 3 billion NOK a year to help save the world’s tropical forests while improving the livelihoods of those who live there. NICFI is administered by the Norwegian Ministry of Climate and the Environment in collaboration with Norad – The Norwegian Agency for Development Cooperation. The initiative supports bilateral agreements with forest countries, multinational organizations and civil society. Norad manages significant parts of the NICFI funds under the climate and forest initiative on behalf of the Ministry, and is responsible for the initiative’s grant scheme for civil society.
Building a movement. We aim at building a global movement that brings together governments, businesses, indigenous peoples and civil society.
Taking risks. NICFI can only make a partial contribution. Yet, rather than designing smaller problems that we can better control, our strategy is to provide targeted contributions to partners committed to solving the big problems.
Results. We award countries that show will and ability to reduce deforestation, based on the actual results they achieve.
Partners are encouraged to use the logo in international contexts related to activities supported by the Climate and Forest Initiative.
Further down the page you will find more pictures of the logo and links for download.
The logo is produced for use in presentations, printed matter, banners, social media and web sites, etc.
The logo is available in two versions in black or white (negative) edition. Black edition is used against light background. White edition against dark backgrounds.
The logo must not be changed.
The size and location must be adapted to the layout in which it is used.
