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Understanding the First Mile: cocoa, coffee, palm oil and rubber sectors

New research by Proforest highlights why the “first mile” of commodity supply chains is critical for inclusive traceability, and offers practical strategies to better integrate smallholders and intermediaries into due diligence systems.

Kategori: Pengadaan yang bertanggung jawab Kakao Sawit Karet

MY Voice Community Facilitator Training Manual and Primer

The MY Voice Community Facilitators Training Manual and Primer are designed to enable actors to build awareness of labor rights in their communities and to serve as a resource for workers and their families. 

From 2021 to 2025,...

Kategori: Manusia Asia Tenggara Sawit

Setting up and strengthening gender committees in the palm oil sector

Gender committees are established to oversee organisational initiatives promoting gender equality and women’s empowerment in the workplace. However, in Indonesia, they are often misperceived as women-only organisations focused on...

Kategori: Manusia Inisiatif lanskap Asia Tenggara Sawit

The potential role of labor unions in advocating for casual daily workers’ rights

In palm oil plantations, 50-70% of workers are typically casual workers who face significant vulnerabilities due to their lack of contractual status. As they are not formally employed, they cannot join trade unions, leaving them...

Kategori: Manusia Inisiatif lanskap Asia Tenggara Sawit

RAPPORT: Journées de sensibilisation et de brainstorming sur le Règlement Déforestation de l’Union Européenne (RDUE) au Gabon

Les « Journées de sensibilisation et de brainstorming sur le Règlement Déforestation de l’Union Européenne (RDUE) au Gabon » se sont déroulées en ligne (webinaire) et en présentiel au WWF Gabon du 23 au 24 mai 2024. Elles ont été...

Kategori: APOI / Africa Sustainable Commodities Initiative Supply Chain Regulation Afrika Kakao Hasil hutan Sawit Karet Kayu

Sharing Responsibility and Success - Companies Collaborate to Support Palm Oil Landscapes

Informed by interviews with 18 companies and 11 landscape implementers as well as submissions to CDP’s forest questionnaire 2022, this report aims to map the way forward and mobilise more landscape-scale action by downstream and midstream companies in palm oil.

Kategori: Inisiatif lanskap Sawit

The Africa Sustainable Commodities Initiative

Ten West and Central African countries commit to sustainable commodity production, with new Declaration signed at CoP27, November 9, 2022

Kategori: APOI / Africa Sustainable Commodities Initiative Afrika Sawit Hasil hutan Karet Kakao Kayu

Guidance on Engagement Principles for the National Oil Palm Strategy and Action Plan of Liberia

Agriculture is the predominant source of livelihoods for over 70% of Liberia’s population. The government of Liberia has prioritised palm oil production as one of the most important industries for the future and there is interest from global companies who have committed to invest around USD 6 billion.

Kategori: Production Landscape Programmes Inisiatif lanskap Afrika Sawit

Menciptakan Hubungan Industrialyang Harmonis Melalui Lembaga Kerjasama Bipartit

Dokumen ini merupakan panduan bagi perusahaan-perusahaan di Indonesia yang ingin membuat Perjanjian Bipartit.

Kategori: Kolaborasi Asia Tenggara Sawit

Guidance Paper on Social Dialogue, Freedom of Association and Collective Bargaining in the palm oil sector in Indonesia

This document is developed to provide guidance to palm oil supply chain actors; producers (plantation and mills), refineries, traders, manufacturers and international consumer goods companies connected to the palm oil sector in Indonesia.

Kategori: Human Rights & Social Issues Manusia Produksi yang bertanggung jawab Asia Tenggara Sawit

The Africa Palm Oil Initiative Highlights from 2020 - 2021

Highlights of the last year: policy success, working on sustainability plans and getting back to fieldwork and training.

Kategori: APOI / Africa Sustainable Commodities Initiative Afrika Sawit

Policy & Governance Review Relevant to the Agro-Commodity Production Landscape in Indonesia

This is part of a series of policy and governance reviews relating to the agro-commodity production landscapes of Ghana, Cameroon and Indonesia.

Kategori: Asia Tenggara Sawit Kayu