T & C is committed to the people of Ghana in these three different ways:
In addition, other sub-contractors like spare part dealers, food suppliers etc. will settle in the area, benefiting from the company and bringing additional employment.
Compliance with governmental and ethical rules regarding the protection of natural resources. T & C intends to deliver a reforestation project in co-operation with Forestry Commission and local communities and aid organisations in an area of 100Km2 (100k hectares) in the long term.
Our farmer-partner programme would afford local farmers specific areas within our concessions for farming activities. We estimate that it would offer additional employment within areas of operation for about 20,000 farmers and their families. The company seeks to provide harvesting equipment including tractors and ploughs in support of planting and harvesting activities.
A co-operation with medium to large-scale fruit and/or vegetable suppliers will determine which of these plant and tree crops will be planted between the earmarked timber species.
This would be an additional business independent from or in co-operation with T & C.
This part is intended to be done in co-operation with the CSIR/ GTZ / CIM, who may provide experts to monitor the replanting of the trees as well as the farming procedures.
After a period of Three decades, T & C, would be in a position to harvest the demanded volume of logs out of its own estate on a revolving basis.
We believe the yield from each tree could be improved.
As such, our Research department is seeking ways to better align with
the notion of a circular economy, by ensuring all aspects of the trees are fully utilized.