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a membership-based organisation TRADEMARK of palm oil globally is cer�fied by the RSPO HOW RSPO OPERATES Why is palm oil so popular? RSPO WORLDWIDE IMPACT +19% COMMITTED TO SMALLHOLDERS Banks / Investors Palm Oil Processors and Traders Environmental NGOs Consumer Goods Manufacturers Retailers Oil Palm Growers Social NGOs High yielding Relatively cheap Most versatile 2 4 5 6 7 8 3 8 PRINCIPLES 2004 Roundtable on Sustainable Palm Oil INTERNATIONAL CERTIFICATION SCHEME for growers to be RSPO certified ORDINARY MEMBERS AFFILIATE MEMBERS SUPPLY CHAIN MEMBERS GENERAL ASSEMBLY (GA) BOARD OF GOVERNORS STANDING COMMITTEES WORKING GROUPS/ TASK FORCES RSPO SECRETARIAT Global demand for vegetable oil is growing fast The expansion of planta�ons to meet global demand for vegetable oils could happen at the expense of forests, wildlife and communi�es. The RSPO was established in 2004 to promote the production and use of sustainable palm oil for People, Planet, and Prosperity. 1 Commitment to transparency Compliance with applicable laws and regula�ons Commitment to long-term economic and financial viability Use of appropriate best prac�ces by growers and millers Environmental responsibility and conserva�on of natural resources and biodiversity Responsible considera�on of employees, and of individuals and communi�es affected by growers and mills Responsible development of new plan�ngs Commitment to con�nuous improvement in key areas of ac�vity As of end-2017, RSPO certified palm oil plantations cover an area approximately 34 times the size of Singapore island - and this continues to grow fast. Sum of Area Cer�fied by Scheme Smallholders Sum of Area Cer�fied by Independent Smallholders RSPO Smallholders Support Fund grants up to 100% of certification cost to smallholders. Globally produced RSPO certified sustainable palm oil Some of the brands carrying the RSPO Trademark License Countries where some industries commi�ed to 100% RSPO cer�fied sustainable palm oil Na�ons showing posi�ve momentum Norway Denmark Germany United Kingdom Netherlands France Belgium Sweden USA Italy India China Australia Switzerland Some of the global companies who have committed to 100% RSPO certified sustainable palm oil Published in May 2018 by the Roundtable on Sustainable Palm Oil Find out more at www.rspo.org @rspotweets Roundtable on Sustainable Palm Oil Roundtable on Sustainable Palm Oil (RSPO) Transforming the markets to make sustainable palm oil the norm 89,192 Individual Smallholders Supported 317,577 Hectares of Smallholders Certified Area RSPO supports smallholders to improve their livelihoods by targeting improved management practices, better quality fresh fruit bunches, increased yields and access to markets. Percentage of Population Living Below National Proverty Line Areas suitable for oil palm cultivation Source : CIA World Factbook 40-50% 30-40% <10% No data >60% 50-60% 20-30% 10-20% Global Biodiversity GLOBAL BIODIVERSITY : SPECIES NUMBERS OF VASCULAR PLANTS DZ 1 (<100) Benguela-Current Canary-Current California-Current Peru-Current DZ 2 (100-200) DZ 3 (200-500) DZ 5 (1000-1500) DZ 6 (1500-2000) DZ 7 (2000-3000) DZ 9 (4000-5000) Sea surface temperature Capensis floristic regions cold currents Diversity Zones (DZ) : Number of Species per 10.000km 2 DZ 10 (≥5000) >29°C >27°C W. Barthiott N. Biedinger, G. Braun F.Feig, G. Kier, W.Lauer & J. Mutke 1997 modified after W. Barthiott, W. Lauer & A. Placke 1966 Department of Botany and Geography, University of Bonn German Aerospace Research Establishment, Cologne Cartography: M. Gref Department of Geography, University of Bonn W. Barthlott 1996, 1977 Paleotropis Holarotis Neotropis Antarctis Australis 180° 180° 160° 160° 140° 140° 120° 120° 100° 100° 80° 80° 60° 60° 40° 40° 20° 20° 0° 0° 20° 20° 40° 60° 80° 40° 60° 80° 0° 20° 20° 40° 60° 80° 40° 60° 80° Capensis Areas suitable for oil palm cultivation 12.46 million mt 2.67 million ha 3832 members, 92 countries 78 companies, 347 mills 1,990 companies, 4,647 facili�es 677 licenses in over 54 countries CSPO Volume Grower’s Certification Certified Production Area Supply Chain Certificates Membership Trademark Licensees Indonesia 54.92% Malaysia 31.20% Papua New Guinea 5.72% Costa Rica 1.28% Others 6.88% Brazil Thailand Ghana Papua New Guinea Colombia Costa Rica Indonesia Solomon Islands 57,868 ha 711 ha 152,235 ha 7,469 ha 2,984 ha Ivory Coast 405 ha 34,146 ha 10,030 ha 13,029 ha Ecuador 14,374 ha Guatemala 3,487 ha 13,142 ha Malaysia 102 ha 2,927 ha 0 10 20 30 40 50 60 70 Rapeseed Sunflower 2003-2004 2004-2005 2005-2006 2006-2007 2007-2008 2008-2009 2009-2010 2010-2011 2011-2012 2012-2013 2013-2014 2014-2015 2015-2016 2016-2017 Soybean Palm Source: Oilseeds - World Markets and Trade, USDA, January 2017 (MT) (Source: based on USDA benchmark for 2016) (Source: CIA World Factbook) 1,668 ha
Transcript of Sustainable Palm Oil - APCER - Home...sustainable palm oil Some of the brands carrying the RSPO...
a membership-based organisation
TRADEMARK
of palm oil globally is cer�fied by the RSPO
HOW RSPO OPERATES
Why is palm oil so popular?
RSPO WORLDWIDE IMPACT
+19%
COMMITTED TO SMALLHOLDERS
Banks / Investors
Palm Oil Processorsand Traders
Environmental NGOs
Consumer Goods Manufacturers
Retailers
Oil Palm Growers
SocialNGOs
Highyielding
Relativelycheap
Mostversatile
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2004
Roundtable onSustainablePalm Oil
INTERNATIONAL CERTIFICATION
SCHEME
for growers to be RSPO certified
ORDINARY MEMBERS AFFILIATE MEMBERS SUPPLY CHAIN MEMBERS
GENERAL ASSEMBLY (GA)
BOARD OFGOVERNORS
STANDING COMMITTEES
WORKING GROUPS/TASK FORCES
RSPO SECRETARIAT
Global demand for vegetable oil is growing fast
The expansion of planta�ons to meet global demand for vegetable oils could happen at the expense of forests,
wildlife and communi�es.
The RSPO was established in 2004 to promote the production and use of sustainable palm oil for People, Planet, and Prosperity.
1 Commitment to transparency
Compliance with applicable laws and regula�ons
Commitment to long-term economic and financial viability
Use of appropriate best prac�ces by growers and millers
Environmental responsibility and conserva�on of natural resources and biodiversity
Responsible considera�on of employees, and of individuals and communi�es affected by growers and mills
Responsible development of new plan�ngs
Commitment to con�nuous improvement in key areas of ac�vity
As of end-2017, RSPO certified palm oil plantations cover an area
approximately 34 times the size of Singapore island - and this
continues to grow fast.
Sum of Area Cer�fied by Scheme Smallholders Sum of Area Cer�fied by Independent Smallholders
RSPO Smallholders Support Fund grants up to 100%of certification cost to smallholders.
Globally producedRSPO certifiedsustainable palm oil
Some of the brands carrying the RSPO Trademark License
Countries wheresome industriescommi�ed to100% RSPO cer�fiedsustainable palm oil
Na�ons showingposi�ve momentum
Norway
Denmark
Germany
United Kingdom
Netherlands
France
Belgium
Sweden
USA
Italy
India
China
Australia
Switzerland
Some of the global companies who have committed to100% RSPO certified sustainable palm oil
Published in May 2018 by the Roundtable on Sustainable Palm OilFind out more at www.rspo.org
@rspotweetsRoundtable on Sustainable Palm OilRoundtable on Sustainable Palm Oil (RSPO)
Transforming the markets to make sustainable palm oil the norm
89,192 Individual Smallholders Supported
317,577 Hectares of Smallholders Certified Area
RSPO supports smallholders to improve their livelihoods by targeting improved management practices, better quality fresh fruit bunches,
increased yields and access to markets.
Percentage of Population LivingBelow National Proverty Line
Areas suitable for oil palm cultivation
Source : CIA World Factbook
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DZ 5 (1000-1500)
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Sea surface temperature
Capensis floristic regions
cold currents
Diversity Zones (DZ) : Number of Species per 10.000km2
DZ 10 (≥5000)
>29°C >27°C
W. Barthiott N. Biedinger, G. Braun F.Feig, G. Kier,W.Lauer & J. Mutke 1997
modified afterW. Barthiott, W. Lauer & A. Placke 1966Department of Botany and Geography, University of BonnGerman Aerospace Research Establishment, Cologne
Cartography: M. GrefDepartment of Geography, University of Bonn
W. Barthlott 1996, 1977
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CSPO Volume Grower’s Certification
Certified Production Area
Supply Chain Certificates
MembershipTrademark Licensees
Indonesia54.92%
Malaysia31.20%
Papua New Guinea5.72%
Costa Rica1.28%Others
6.88%
Brazil
Thailand
Ghana
Papua New Guinea
Colombia
Costa Rica
Indonesia
Solomon Islands
57,868 ha
711 ha
152,235 ha7,469 ha
2,984 ha
Ivory Coast405 ha
34,146 ha
10,030 ha
13,029 ha
Ecuador
14,374 ha
Guatemala3,487 ha
13,142 ha
Malaysia102 ha2,927 ha
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Source: Oilseeds - World Markets and Trade, USDA, January 2017
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(Source: based on USDA benchmark for 2016)
(Source: CIA World Factbook)
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