Before revision: The governments of Germany, Norway and the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland issued a joint statement Joint statement, URL accessed 22 June 2015 strongly supporting the declaration, and committing their governments to "strengthening existing and creating new partnerships with forest countries designing green growth strategies, with leading private sector companies taking deforestation out of their supply chains, and with the financial sector, civil society and other donor governments to align incentives, transform markets and tip the balance against forest destruction" along with a financial commitment to fund up to 20 new programmes subject to robust, credible proposals being put forward by developing countries.Renewed support to reduce emissions through protecting the world’s forests URLaccessed 22 June 2015 Some non-governmental organisations have also highlighted the limitations of the Declaration.
After revision: The governments of Germany, Norway and the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland issued a joint statement URL strongly supporting the declaration, and committing their governments to "strengthening existing and creating new partnerships with forest countries designing green growth strategies, with leading private sector companies taking deforestation out of their supply chains, and with the financial sector, civil society and other donor governments to align incentives, transform markets and tip the balance against forest destruction" along with a financial commitment to fund up to 20 new programmes subject to robust, credible proposals being put forward by developing URL Some non-governmental organisations have also highlighted the limitations of the Declaration.