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Approved by FSC Board of Directors in March 2018. |  | March 2018 |\n| V1-1 | Minor revision. Small changes approved by the FSC Director General and administrative revisions approved by the PSU Director in December 2019. |  | December 2019 |\n| V1-2 | Minor typographical corrections. Approved by the PSU Director in December 2019. |  | December 2019 |\n| V2-0 | Major revision incorporating changes resulting from Motion 48/2021 and partially from Motion 49/2021 and Motion 53/2021 . Document under revision. |  | TBD |\n\n® 2024 Forest Stewardship Council, A.C. All Rights Reserved  \nFSC® F000100  \nYou may not distribute, modify, transmit, reuse, reproduce, re-post or use the copyrighted materials from this document for public or commercial purposes, without the express written consent of the publisher. You are hereby authorized to view, download, print and distribute individual pages from this document subject for informational purposes only.  \nINTRODUCTION  \nConnecting FSC forest managers to ecosystem services markets  \nThe Ecosystem Services Procedure (the/this procedure) offers a voluntary framework to demonstrate the positive impact of responsible forest management practices on ecosystem services, thereby generating verified ecosystem services impacts (ES impacts) . It also allows certificate holders and sponsors to make ecosystem services claims (ES claims) to promote and communicate about verified ES impacts as part of their broader sustainability strategies.  \nThis procedure can be used to demonstrate the positive impact on seven types of forest ecosystem services:  \n• biodiversity conservation,  \n• carbon sequestration and storage,  \n• watershed services,  \n• soil conservation,  \n• recreational services,  \n• cultural practices and values , and  \n• air quality  \nMarket research carried out by FSC and the use of this procedure to date confirms that forest managers are interested in communicating the site-level impacts of FSC certification, and that market actors are willing to pay for verified ES impacts that build on internationally trusted FSC FM or FM/CoC certification.  \n2050 vision  \nFSC’s 2050 vision is ‘resilient forests sustain life on Earth’: a new forest paradigm is realized where the true value of forests is recognized and fully incorporated into society worldwide as forests being:  \n• vital ecosystems housing most of the world’s terrestrial biodiversity,  \n• the life-support systems for hundreds of millions of Indigenous Peoples and local communities, and  \n• key to the necessary shift to bio-based and low-carbon circular economies.  \nThis version of the procedure reflects FSC’s Global Strategy 2021-2026 and 2050 vision by strengthening market solutions for the climate and biodiversity crises, to support the efforts of the corporate sector and strengthen good practices at the forest level. It helps organizations monitor their impact on nature and report progress towards their sustainability goals, while incentivizing forest managers globally to adopt good forest management practices and pursue FSC certification.  \nThis procedure aspires to be the solution many global organizations are looking for. 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