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6/11/2012 Preparatory Cluster 7: Certification & Accreditation Annual Communications of Progress (ACOP) Key learnings by Anne Gabriel, Communications Director RSPO Secretariat Vision: RSPO Vision To transform markets to make

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Preparatory Cluster 7: Certification & Accreditation

Annual Communications of Progress (ACOP) – Key learnings

by Anne Gabriel, Communications Director RSPO Secretariat

RSPO Vision

Vision: “To transform markets to make sustainable palm oil the norm”

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RSPO Vision

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  • Membership

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  • Understanding (both for member & RSPO)

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  • Commitment

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  • Delivery

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  • Market Transformation

*The role of the ACOP in realizing this vision*

Member’s Code of Conduct

It is a requirement under RSPO Member’s Code of Conduct

(Article 4.3 in RSPO's Statues By‐Laws and Code of Conduct)…

Ordinary Members must submit a Time Bound Plan with their ACOP report.

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Reporting Requirements

Reporting Period

  • July 2011 to June 2012 (FY2012)

Eligible Members

  • RSPO members who joined before 1 July 2011 are

required to submit ACOP2011/2012

  • Members who joined after, though not obliged to,

are encouraged to submit their time bound plan

Key differences – Growers’ ACOP FY2012

  • 1. Information of first certification critical (% grower

members have certified mills/facilities)

  • 2. New Planting Procedures
  • 3. Milestones ‐ all mills; associated smallholders; FFB
  • 4. Supply Chain models related question
  • 5. Other schemes supplied for
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RSPO ACOP Digest (RAD)

1. Out of an active membership of 1,033 approximately half (501 members) were required to submit an ACOP in 2012 2. Will be produced this year by the RSPO 3. Published tomorrow on the website 4. Different from the WWF Score Card 5. Indicative rather than conclusive 1. Some undisclosed information 2. Verification of data 3. Not all members submitted reports

ACOP Submission Update

+ Voluntary 21 submissions

Active ACOP 2011 2012 2011 Members Required Submitted Submission % Submission % with TBP with TBP Growers 115 89 59 66% 66% 61% 47% Processors & Traders 276 185 128 69% 43% 63% 18% Consumer Goods Manufacturers 275 162 117 72% 70% 65% 40% Retailers 45 32 27 84% 76% 84% 60% Banks and Investors 10 10 9 90% 100% 70% Not Req. Environmental NGOs 19 14 13 93% 92% Not Req. Not Req. Social NGOs 9 9 8 89% 100% Not Req. Not Req. Affiliates 103 ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ Supply Chain Associates 181 ‐ ‐ ‐ ‐ Total 1033 501 361 72% 61% 62% 32% ACOP 2012 Submissions (Status) Member category

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% ACOP Submitters by Category

66% 69% 72% 84% 90% 93% 89% 72% 34% 31% 28% 16% 10% 7% 11% 28% Growers Processors & Traders Consumer Goods Manufacturers Retailers Banks and Investors Environmental NGOs Social NGOs Total

Submitted Not submitted

ACOP Submitters for FY2012 vs FY2011

72% of eligible members submitted ACOP2012,

compared to 61% submission achieved in ACOP2011.

55 63 74 19 7 11 9 61 130 122 27 9 14 8 Growers Processors & Traders Consumer Goods Manufacturers Retailers Banks and Investors Environmental NGOs Social NGOs 2011 2012*

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ACOP Grower Submitters by Country Growers Time‐bound Plan

51% of Growers expect to have their estates certified by 2015

16% of the associated smallholder plantations

and, 11% of the outside FBB will be RSPO certified by 2015.

2 2 2 9 3 3 10 5 4 3 2 1 1 1 2 1 2 5 3 6 3 4 1 1 2 1 4 3 3 1 3 1 1 1 1 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018 2020 2021 2022 2025 2030 2034 TBP 100% Cert of Estates TBP 100% Cert of SmallH TBP 100% Cert of Outside FFB

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Reporting 25% Not yet 18% N/A 18% No response 39%

Growers New Planting Procedures

Other Findings: Reporting of New Planting Procedure notifications (Status) Only 25% of Growers have reported in compliance with the provisions of the NPP.

Growers Supply Chain Methods

Other Findings: Supply Chain methods used by Growers (based on submissions).

33% 10% 18% 43% B&C IP SG MB

Supply Chain Option used by Growers (% Growers who responded)

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Processors & Traders Time‐bound Plan

2 11 11 8 4 15 5 1 16 1 61 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018 2020 2022 2025 2030 2032 No TBP

TBP 100% Cert of SCC

38% have TBPs to achieve 100% Supply Chain certification

by 2015

Consumer Goods Manufacturers Time‐bound Plan

75% CGMs expected to achieve 100% RSPO CSPO used in all

brands that are being manufactured by 2015.

6 16 11 7 5 47 4 1 25 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2020 2030 No TBP

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Retailers Time‐bound Plan

89% retailers (24/27) expected to achieve 100% RSPO CSPO in

their own brand products by 2015.

4 1 2 17 3 2011 2012 2014 2015 No TBP

Projected CSPO Production (mt) by 2015

  • Based on currently reported certified production of 6.72m

Mt, growers could achieve a certified target production level

  • f 12.9m Mt in 2015.
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Progressing to the next level

THE 8TH GENERAL ASSEMBLY OF THE RSPO, ON THE 8TH OF MARCH 2012 RESOLVED THAT: All RSPO ordinary members are required to submit to the Secretariat a time bound plan to produce, trade, process and/or purchase and use 100% RSPO Certified Sustainable Palm Oil (CSPO). HOW CAN RSPO SUPPORT: Develop clear expectations and guidelines of what other members should commit to.

“Sufficiently Challenging Time bound Plans”

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Growers ‐ Elements of TBP

Elements of TBP

Publish a commitment to RSPO and certification First certification 100% certification Completion of ACOPs

Processors & Traders ‐ Elements of TBP

Elements of TBP

Publish a commitment to RSPO and ‘handling’ CSPO & CSPK Starting supply chain certification Certification of all supply chains Only ‘handle’ CSPO & CSPK Completion of ACOPs

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Consumer Goods Manufacturers – Elements of TBP

Elements of TBP

Publish a commitment to RSPO and using CSPO Using any CSPO Using 100% CSPO ‐ any SC option Using 100% CSPO from SG / MB Completion of ACOPs

Retailers ‐ Elements of TBP

Elements of TBP

Publish a commitment to RSPO and using CSPO Date expected to start using any CSPO Using 100% CSPO from any supply chain option Using 100% CSPO from segregated and/or MB Completion of ACOPs

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Banks & Investors Elements of TBP

Elements of TBP

Publish a commitment to RSPO and ‘funding’ CSPO Policy in place that ‘supports’ RSPO and CSPO First client to be certified All clients to be certified Completion of ACOPs

Non Governmental Organizations– Elements of TBP

Elements of TBP

Publish a statement of support Participation in RSPO working groups/taskforces Undertake and publicise programmes to support RSPO, CSPO and/or good standing RSPO members Using/selling palm oil follow CGM/retailer requirement Completion of ACOPs

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Key Actions in Coming years

Growers Key Actions in Coming Years

  • Scorecard system
  • Partnerships and initiatives in smallholder projects
  • Implementation of the RSPO P&C
  • Engaging stakeholders through regular communication
  • Surveillance audits for currently certified operations and

preparations for certification audits for mills under construction.

  • Submission of NPP for new developments
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Processors & Traders Key Actions in Coming Years

  • Educating customers and suppliers

 to become RSPO members  On RSPO and Supply Chain options  Promote usage and delivery of CSPO and derivatives

  • Educating staff ‐ sales staff on RSPO, plant staff on handling
  • f RSPO material

Processors & Traders Key Actions in Coming Years

  • Active role within RSPO working groups and attending RT10
  • Lobbying for eligibility of CSPO in the energy industry
  • Investigation of plant adaptation to move to segregated

palm oil

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  • Promoting acceptance of RSPO as voluntary

procurement system in EU

  • Pushing for distinction between supply chains and

traceable sources

  • Engagement with clients to source RSPO certified PO
  • Producing supplier guide; on‐going education
  • encourage customers to put the RSPO trademark on

their packaging

Consumer Goods Manufacturers Key Actions in Coming Years

  • Engaging with regional and national food & drinks

associations

  • Form internal sustainable PO committees
  • Undertake internal palm oil sourcing policy review,

issuer responsible sourcing guiding principles and standards for suppliers

  • Encourage refineries to offer segregated stearin (and

surfactants)

Consumer Goods Manufacturers Key Actions in Coming Years

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  • Promote RSPO Trademark on pack
  • increase fully traceable CSPO products
  • Engage and move supplier base to fully segregated
  • Quarterly supplier scorecards
  • Write to remind suppliers on TBP to CSPO
  • Technical training both internally and to suppliers
  • Online promotion of sustainable palm oil

Retailers Key Actions in Coming Years

Thank You!