Finally, Indonesia has made an effort to combat illegal logging and corruption in the forest sector, with many arrests and prosecutions already made. In the past, development meant that the forests were cut down or burned. Now development means that people take care of the forest. In this way we can fight poverty, and at the same time protect the rainforest” (Mangkusobroto, 2012). Norway has also been saluted for its "hands-off’ approach to its forest partnerships (Lash and Dyer, 2014), with limited intervention in countries’ processes as long as basic social, environmental and fiduciary standards are met. Experience shows that this approach works well and helps to develop a true partnership among equals.