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The Siak-Pelalawan Landscape Programme: New website launched

The Siak-Pelalawan Landscape Programme is a private sector initiative that aims to make sustainable palm oil production models the norm. This website provides information and resources about the region and the landscape programme.

A 360 degree view of fieldwork

Using 360˚ videos we have created a virtual field trip for training purposes.

Co-building sustainable natural rubber value chains- join our webinar with CCCMC

Join Proforest and China's Chamber of Commerce of Metals, Minerals & Chemicals Importers & Exporters (CCCMC) for an online event on sustainable natural rubber, December 3rd 2020.

Representatives from the rubber associations,...

Consultation on MYNI for Management and Monitoring of HCVs

Interpretation of the Common Guidance for Management and Monitoring of HCV (“MYNI HCV Management and Monitoring”) Consultation

Sustainable Natural Rubber plans for 2020

This year we will be working closely with China’s Chamber of Commerce of Metals, Minerals & Chemicals Importers & Exporters (CCCMC) on Sustainable Natural Rubber through our Production Landscapes Programme and DFID’s InFIT Phase 2 Programme.

Launch of Village Facilitators Network in Riau, Indonesia

New Practitioner Network established

RELEASE: Major industry players and government announce collaboration to drive sustainable palm oil production in Siak District, Riau, Indonesia

Proforest and Daemeter landscapes program in Indonesia

Partnering for Peatlands: new Agreement of Cooperation with Indonesia’s Peatland Restoration Agency

With funding from Cargill and Musim Mas, Proforest has teamed up with Indonesia’s Peatland Restoration Agency, Badan Restorasi Gambut, to support a new responsible peatland management programme.

Defining sustainable seaweed standards with Cargill

Proforest has been working with Cargill on a new programme that seeks to improve the sustainability of its red seaweed supply chains

New guidance for working with High Conservation Values in Malaysia

A joint resource published today will support responsible agricultural and forestry commodity production in Malaysia by providing practical guidance for identifying High Conservation Values in Malaysia.