Overview on No-Deforestation Strategies

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1 Rechte ngslinie 68 von links) (12,02 von de inie n oben) r etc.. n oben ) nie n unten) Work Group Land Use Change & Deforestation, Jakarta, 4 December 2015 Overview on No-Deforestation Strategies Andreas Feige, ISCC Systems GmbH

2 Consumers and NGOs are requesting sustainable supply chains and zero-(net)-deforestation so do palm processors Ensure traceability of palm oil and palm kernel oil to our supplier mills by December 31, 2015 and to plantations by 2020 to ensure zero deforestation in our palm oil supply chain Working with governments and other partners to embed no-deforestation objectives into national and international policies to ensure that products have not led to deforestation and that Nestlé and its suppliers are responsible stewards of the forests and forested areas from which they are sourcing materials L Oréal committed to zero deforestation and says it will source 100 percent renewable raw materials from sustainable sources by 2020 Deforestation policy targets our four raw materials with the greatest impacts on forests: beef, palm oil, pulp and paper and soy. By 2020, these supply chains will be deforestation free 2

3 and their suppliers No Deforestation, No Peat, No Exploitation No. to ensure that our palm oil opera;ons have no deforesta;on footprint KLK has committed to No Development of Areas Classified as Potential High Carbon Stock No Deforestation of High Carbon Stock (HCS) Forests or High Conservation Value (HCV) Areas Cargill has extended its zero deforestation commitment for palm oil to all commodities it produces 3

4 Differentiation between commitment and implementation approach is helpful Commi%ment Approach Transparency Group CommiAments Sustainable Palm Oil Manifesto (SPOM) Sustainable Palm Oil Ini;a;ve (SPOI) Indonesian Palm Oil Pledge (IPOP) Company CommiAments wilmar GAR Neste KLK SNV Toolkit HCS approach toolkit TFT VT- TV approach Cer;fica;on - ISCC - RSPO/RSPO Next - POIG - ISPO - MSPO ISCC no deforesta;on approach wilmar Dashboard GAR Sustainability Dashboard Sime Darby Hotspot Dashboard 4

5 TFT VT-TV approach 5

6 Palm Oil Innovation Group (POIG) Launched in November 2013 by a group of international NGOs (including WWF, RAN and Greenpeace) POIG is a network and not a formal organisation, therefore all decisions made are based on consensus Aims to support the RSPO demonstrating innovation to implement RSPO existing standards as well as with additional critical issues Charta: Breaking the link between Palm Oil Expansion and Deforestation Forest Protection - Conserving and Restoring High Conservation Value (HCV) and High Carbon Stock (HCS) Areas, Partnerships with Communities and Corporate and Product Integrity Members: Agropalma, Danone, Boulder Brands, Daabon, Ferrero, Forest Peoples Programme, Greenpeace, ILRF, MUSIM MAS, Orangutan Land trust, Rainforest Action Network, SOS, Stephenson, Verité, Wetlands, WWF, Edeka, REWE Group 6

7 Indonesian Palm Oil Companies committed to No-Deforestation. Major Companies signed the Indonesian Palm Oil Pledge (IPOP) 2014: Indonesian Chamber of Commerce facilitated signing of collaborative pledge between private actors of palm-oil sector Goal: Sustainable Palm Oil business practices No Deforesta;on No Peat No Exploita;on Signed by Wilmar, GAR, Cargill, Asian Agri, Musim Mas Environmental Activists & Companies themselves set up online platforms to monitor compliance 7

8 Indonesia Sustainable Palm Oil (SPOI) Initiative Mul;stakeholder approach of the Government of Indonesia, UNDP and several global corpora;ons to the threatened remaining tropical rainforest and peat lands Aims at increasing smallholder capacity and produc;vity gains and reducing deforesta;on from agricultural expansion The ini;a;ve supports the strengthening of na;onal and local government extension systems as well as public- private partnership extension service models Supports the na;onal standard ISPO to become a globally recognized sustainability standard and to facilitate alignment with other cer;fica;on schemes such as the interna;onal voluntary standard RSPO 8