Rabobank

"We specifically expect all of ourclients active in the livestock farming sector to: [...] produce safe products based on sustainably produced inputs including: [...] responsible grazing practices that do not negatively impact on biodiversity and natural habitats" "Rabobank is a member of a variety of industry bodies, like the Round Table on Responsible Soy, the Global Roundtable for Sustainable Beef"

"We specifically expect all of ourclients active in the livestock farming sector to: [...] produce safe products based on sustainably produced inputs including: [...] responsible grazing practices that do not negatively impact on biodiversity and natural habitats" "Rabobank is a member of a variety of industry bodies, like the Round Table on Responsible Soy, the Global Roundtable for Sustainable Beef"

"We specifically expect all of ourclients active in the livestock farming sector to: [...] produce safe products based on sustainably produced inputs including: [...] responsible grazing practices that do not negatively impact on biodiversity and natural habitats" "Rabobank is a member of a variety of industry bodies, like the Round Table on Responsible Soy, the Global Roundtable for Sustainable Beef"

"We specifically expect all of ourclients active in the livestock farming sector to: [...] produce safe products based on sustainably produced inputs including: [...] responsible grazing practices that do not negatively impact on biodiversity and natural habitats" "Rabobank is a member of a variety of industry bodies, like the Round Table on Responsible Soy, the Global Roundtable for Sustainable Beef"

"We specifically expect all of ourclients active in the livestock farming sector to: [...] produce safe products based on sustainably produced inputs including: [...] responsible grazing practices that do not negatively impact on biodiversity and natural habitats" "Rabobank is a member of a variety of industry bodies, like the Round Table on Responsible Soy, the Global Roundtable for Sustainable Beef"

"The expectations of our clients outlined in this policy are always applicable, regardless of the sector or industry in which they operate. Specifically, weexpect them to: [...] comply with all applicable local, nationally and internationally ratified laws and regulations and other statutory requirements and be able to show the legality of their operations."

"The expectations of our clients outlined in this policy are always applicable, regardless of the sector or industry in which they operate. Specifically, weexpect them to: [...] comply with all applicable local, nationally and internationally ratified laws and regulations and other statutory requirements and be able to show the legality of their operations."

"The expectations of our clients outlined in this policy are always applicable, regardless of the sector or industry in which they operate. Specifically, weexpect them to: [...] comply with all applicable local, nationally and internationally ratified laws and regulations and other statutory requirements and be able to show the legality of their operations."

"The expectations of our clients outlined in this policy are always applicable, regardless of the sector or industry in which they operate. Specifically, weexpect them to: [...] comply with all applicable local, nationally and internationally ratified laws and regulations and other statutory requirements and be able to show the legality of their operations."

"The expectations of our clients outlined in this policy are always applicable, regardless of the sector or industry in which they operate. Specifically, weexpect them to: [...] comply with all applicable local, nationally and internationally ratified laws and regulations and other statutory requirements and be able to show the legality of their operations."

"Biodiversity Clients are expected to not damage, cause or contribute to the conversion of high conservation-value or high carbon-stock areas, nor should they operate in legally protected areas, UNESCO World Heritage sites and RAMSAR wetlands unless the development is legally permitted and consistent with recognized management plans for the area."

"Biodiversity Clients are expected to not damage, cause or contribute to the conversion of high conservation-value or high carbon-stock areas, nor should they operate in legally protected areas, UNESCO World Heritage sites and RAMSAR wetlands unless the development is legally permitted and consistent with recognized management plans for the area."

"Biodiversity Clients are expected to not damage, cause or contribute to the conversion of high conservation-value or high carbon-stock areas, nor should they operate in legally protected areas, UNESCO World Heritage sites and RAMSAR wetlands unless the development is legally permitted and consistent with recognized management plans for the area."

"Biodiversity Clients are expected to not damage, cause or contribute to the conversion of high conservation-value or high carbon-stock areas, nor should they operate in legally protected areas, UNESCO World Heritage sites and RAMSAR wetlands unless the development is legally permitted and consistent with recognized management plans for the area."

"Biodiversity Clients are expected to not damage, cause or contribute to the conversion of high conservation-value or high carbon-stock areas, nor should they operate in legally protected areas, UNESCO World Heritage sites and RAMSAR wetlands unless the development is legally permitted and consistent with recognized management plans for the area."

"In addition to our Sustainable Development Policy and our core sustainability policies, with regards to land governance we specifically expect our clients to: provide grievance mechanisms that have proportionality, cultural appropriateness, accessibility, transparency and accountability to all stakeholders, and appropriate protection that prevents retribution"

"In addition to our Sustainable Development Policy and our core sustainability policies, with regards to land governance we specifically expect our clients to: provide grievance mechanisms that have proportionality, cultural appropriateness, accessibility, transparency and accountability to all stakeholders, and appropriate protection that prevents retribution"

"In addition to our Sustainable Development Policy and our core sustainability policies, with regards to land governance we specifically expect our clients to: provide grievance mechanisms that have proportionality, cultural appropriateness, accessibility, transparency and accountability to all stakeholders, and appropriate protection that prevents retribution"

"In addition to our Sustainable Development Policy and our core sustainability policies, with regards to land governance we specifically expect our clients to: provide grievance mechanisms that have proportionality, cultural appropriateness, accessibility, transparency and accountability to all stakeholders, and appropriate protection that prevents retribution"

"In addition to our Sustainable Development Policy and our core sustainability policies, with regards to land governance we specifically expect our clients to: provide grievance mechanisms that have proportionality, cultural appropriateness, accessibility, transparency and accountability to all stakeholders, and appropriate protection that prevents retribution"

"We specifically expect our clients to: [...] obtain Free, Prior and Informed Consent (FPIC) of local indigenous peopleswhen developing plans that could adversely impact biodiversity orecosystem services"

"We specifically expect our clients to: [...] obtain Free, Prior and Informed Consent (FPIC) of local indigenous peopleswhen developing plans that could adversely impact biodiversity orecosystem services"

"We specifically expect our clients to: [...] obtain Free, Prior and Informed Consent (FPIC) of local indigenous peopleswhen developing plans that could adversely impact biodiversity orecosystem services"

"We specifically expect our clients to: [...] obtain Free, Prior and Informed Consent (FPIC) of local indigenous peopleswhen developing plans that could adversely impact biodiversity orecosystem services"

"We specifically expect our clients to: [...] obtain Free, Prior and Informed Consent (FPIC) of local indigenous peopleswhen developing plans that could adversely impact biodiversity orecosystem services"

"We expect all clients to: [...] respect all labour standards as described in the ILO Declaration onFundamental Principles and Rights at Work"

"We expect all clients to: [...] respect all labour standards as described in the ILO Declaration onFundamental Principles and Rights at Work"

"We expect all clients to: [...] respect all labour standards as described in the ILO Declaration onFundamental Principles and Rights at Work"

"We expect all clients to: [...] respect all labour standards as described in the ILO Declaration onFundamental Principles and Rights at Work"

"We expect all clients to: [...] respect all labour standards as described in the ILO Declaration onFundamental Principles and Rights at Work"

"We specifically commit to: [...] encourage clients to deal responsibly with land governance, including [...] addressing gender issues in land governance"

"We specifically commit to: [...] encourage clients to deal responsibly with land governance, including [...] addressing gender issues in land governance"

"We specifically commit to: [...] encourage clients to deal responsibly with land governance, including [...] addressing gender issues in land governance"

"We specifically commit to: [...] encourage clients to deal responsibly with land governance, including [...] addressing gender issues in land governance"

"We specifically commit to: [...] encourage clients to deal responsibly with land governance, including [...] addressing gender issues in land governance"

"Clients are expected to achieve the Roundtable on Sustainable Palm Oil (RSPO) certification or verification against the RSPO principles and criteria based on a time-bound plan. Those in the palm oil supply chain should progressively increase the volume of RSPO certified palm oil as a proportion of the total volume of palm oil entering their supply chains." "We support thedevelopment towards a sustainable palm oil sector in the following way:1 We expect clients with plantations (upstream players) to comply withthe following minimum criteria and support them in that direction:• Member of the RSPO on a holding level, committed to adhere to theRSPO Principles and criteria• Progress reported in Annual Communication On Progress (ACOP)• A time bound plan for certification of all plantations under directcontrol by the end of 2020 or to be certified within 4 years afteracquiring or developing new operations.• We engage clients in case of issues, incidents and/or if we considerthe minimum requirements have been breached.2 Downstream companies (e.g. traders, transporters, processors,manufacturers, wholesalers, retailers) play an important role in thesustainable palm oil supply chain. The extent to which downstreamcompanies can exercise influence on sustainability issues dependsamong other things on their role and impact in the supply chain.Rabobank requires that downstream players with a material influencein palm oil have a purchasing policy in place that specifically paysattention to the sustainability issues for palm oil production andprogressively increase the volume of RSPO certified palm oil as aproportion of the total volume of palm oil entering its supply chain."

"Our Palm Oil Supply Chain Policy applies to all commercial banking services such as credit facilities, project finance, advisory services and trade finance provided by Rabobank in the palm oil sector." "Clients are expected to achieve the Roundtable on Sustainable Palm Oil (RSPO) certification or verification against the RSPO principles and criteria based on a time-bound plan. Those in the palm oil supply chain should progressively increase the volume of RSPO certified palm oil as a proportion of the total volume of palm oil entering their supply chains." "We support thedevelopment towards a sustainable palm oil sector in the following way:1 We expect clients with plantations (upstream players) to comply withthe following minimum criteria and support them in that direction:• Member of the RSPO on a holding level, committed to adhere to theRSPO Principles and criteria• Progress reported in Annual Communication On Progress (ACOP)• A time bound plan for certification of all plantations under directcontrol by the end of 2020 or to be certified within 4 years afteracquiring or developing new operations.• We engage clients in case of issues, incidents and/or if we considerthe minimum requirements have been breached.2 Downstream companies (e.g. traders, transporters, processors,manufacturers, wholesalers, retailers) play an important role in thesustainable palm oil supply chain. The extent to which downstreamcompanies can exercise influence on sustainability issues dependsamong other things on their role and impact in the supply chain.Rabobank requires that downstream players with a material influencein palm oil have a purchasing policy in place that specifically paysattention to the sustainability issues for palm oil production andprogressively increase the volume of RSPO certified palm oil as aproportion of the total volume of palm oil entering its supply chain."

"Clients are expected to achieve the Roundtable on Sustainable Palm Oil (RSPO) certification or verification against the RSPO principles and criteria based on a time-bound plan. Those in the palm oil supply chain should progressively increase the volume of RSPO certified palm oil as a proportion of the total volume of palm oil entering their supply chains." "We support thedevelopment towards a sustainable palm oil sector in the following way:1 We expect clients with plantations (upstream players) to comply withthe following minimum criteria and support them in that direction:• Member of the RSPO on a holding level, committed to adhere to theRSPO Principles and criteria• Progress reported in Annual Communication On Progress (ACOP)• A time bound plan for certification of all plantations under directcontrol by the end of 2020 or to be certified within 4 years afteracquiring or developing new operations.• We engage clients in case of issues, incidents and/or if we considerthe minimum requirements have been breached.2 Downstream companies (e.g. traders, transporters, processors,manufacturers, wholesalers, retailers) play an important role in thesustainable palm oil supply chain. The extent to which downstreamcompanies can exercise influence on sustainability issues dependsamong other things on their role and impact in the supply chain.Rabobank requires that downstream players with a material influencein palm oil have a purchasing policy in place that specifically paysattention to the sustainability issues for palm oil production andprogressively increase the volume of RSPO certified palm oil as aproportion of the total volume of palm oil entering its supply chain."

"Clients are expected to achieve the Roundtable on Sustainable Palm Oil (RSPO) certification or verification against the RSPO principles and criteria based on a time-bound plan. Those in the palm oil supply chain should progressively increase the volume of RSPO certified palm oil as a proportion of the total volume of palm oil entering their supply chains." "We support thedevelopment towards a sustainable palm oil sector in the following way:1 We expect clients with plantations (upstream players) to comply withthe following minimum criteria and support them in that direction:• Member of the RSPO on a holding level, committed to adhere to theRSPO Principles and criteria• Progress reported in Annual Communication On Progress (ACOP)• A time bound plan for certification of all plantations under directcontrol by the end of 2020 or to be certified within 4 years afteracquiring or developing new operations.• We engage clients in case of issues, incidents and/or if we considerthe minimum requirements have been breached.2 Downstream companies (e.g. traders, transporters, processors,manufacturers, wholesalers, retailers) play an important role in thesustainable palm oil supply chain. The extent to which downstreamcompanies can exercise influence on sustainability issues dependsamong other things on their role and impact in the supply chain.Rabobank requires that downstream players with a material influencein palm oil have a purchasing policy in place that specifically paysattention to the sustainability issues for palm oil production andprogressively increase the volume of RSPO certified palm oil as aproportion of the total volume of palm oil entering its supply chain."

"Clients are expected to achieve the Roundtable on Sustainable Palm Oil (RSPO) certification or verification against the RSPO principles and criteria based on a time-bound plan. Those in the palm oil supply chain should progressively increase the volume of RSPO certified palm oil as a proportion of the total volume of palm oil entering their supply chains." "We support thedevelopment towards a sustainable palm oil sector in the following way:1 We expect clients with plantations (upstream players) to comply withthe following minimum criteria and support them in that direction:• Member of the RSPO on a holding level, committed to adhere to theRSPO Principles and criteria• Progress reported in Annual Communication On Progress (ACOP)• A time bound plan for certification of all plantations under directcontrol by the end of 2020 or to be certified within 4 years afteracquiring or developing new operations.• We engage clients in case of issues, incidents and/or if we considerthe minimum requirements have been breached.2 Downstream companies (e.g. traders, transporters, processors,manufacturers, wholesalers, retailers) play an important role in thesustainable palm oil supply chain. The extent to which downstreamcompanies can exercise influence on sustainability issues dependsamong other things on their role and impact in the supply chain.Rabobank requires that downstream players with a material influencein palm oil have a purchasing policy in place that specifically paysattention to the sustainability issues for palm oil production andprogressively increase the volume of RSPO certified palm oil as aproportion of the total volume of palm oil entering its supply chain."

"For clients that have not yet achieved RSPO certification, we specifically expect them to[...]be a member of the RSPO[...]be able to show the legality of their operations and comply with all applicable local, national and international ratified laws and regulations, industry minimum standards and other statutory requirements". 

"Our Palm Oil Supply Chain Policy applies to all commercial banking services such as credit facilities, project finance, advisory services and trade finance provided by Rabobank in the palm oil sector. The policy provides conditions for assessing upstream companies (palm oil growers and mills). Downstream companies (traders, processors, manufacturers, wholesalers and retailers) will be assessed on how they take their responsibility in the supply chain. If certification is not yet fully accomplished, Rabobank will request a company with regard to : legality to show the legality of its operations and comply with all applicable local, national and international ratified laws and regulations, industry minimum standards"

"Our Palm Oil Supply Chain Policy applies to all commercial banking services such as credit facilities, project finance, advisory services and trade finance provided by Rabobank in the palm oil sector. The policy provides conditions for assessing upstream companies (palm oil growers and mills). Downstream companies (traders, processors, manufacturers, wholesalers and retailers) will be assessed on how they take their responsibility in the supply chain. If certification is not yet fully accomplished, Rabobank will request a company with regard to : legality to show the legality of its operations and comply with all applicable local, national and international ratified laws and regulations, industry minimum standards"

"Our Palm Oil Supply Chain Policy applies to all commercial banking services such as credit facilities, project finance, advisory services and trade finance provided by Rabobank in the palm oil sector. The policy provides conditions for assessing upstream companies (palm oil growers and mills). Downstream companies (traders, processors, manufacturers, wholesalers and retailers) will be assessed on how they take their responsibility in the supply chain. If certification is not yet fully accomplished, Rabobank will request a company with regard to : legality to show the legality of its operations and comply with all applicable local, national and international ratified laws and regulations, industry minimum standards"

"Our Palm Oil Supply Chain Policy applies to all commercial banking services such as credit facilities, project finance, advisory services and trade finance provided by Rabobank in the palm oil sector. The policy provides conditions for assessing upstream companies (palm oil growers and mills). Downstream companies (traders, processors, manufacturers, wholesalers and retailers) will be assessed on how they take their responsibility in the supply chain. If certification is not yet fully accomplished, Rabobank will request a company with regard to : legality to show the legality of its operations and comply with all applicable local, national and international ratified laws and regulations, industry minimum standards"

"We specifically expect all of our clients active in the palm oil industry to: [...] not be involved in palm oil operations in areas designed as primary forest, national or international legally protected or preserved areas or in any area required to maintain high conservation values since 7 October 2001." "Biodiversity Clients are expected to not damage, cause or contribute to the conversion of high conservation-value or high carbon-stock areas, nor should they operate in legally protected areas, UNESCO World Heritage sites and RAMSAR wetlands unless the development is legally permitted and consistent with recognized management plans for the area."

"We specifically expect all of our clients active in the palm oil industry to: [...] not be involved in palm oil operations in areas designed as primary forest, national or international legally protected or preserved areas or in any area required to maintain high conservation values since 7 October 2001." "Biodiversity Clients are expected to not damage, cause or contribute to the conversion of high conservation-value or high carbon-stock areas, nor should they operate in legally protected areas, UNESCO World Heritage sites and RAMSAR wetlands unless the development is legally permitted and consistent with recognized management plans for the area."

"We specifically expect all of our clients active in the palm oil industry to: [...] not be involved in palm oil operations in areas designed as primary forest, national or international legally protected or preserved areas or in any area required to maintain high conservation values since 7 October 2001." "Biodiversity Clients are expected to not damage, cause or contribute to the conversion of high conservation-value or high carbon-stock areas, nor should they operate in legally protected areas, UNESCO World Heritage sites and RAMSAR wetlands unless the development is legally permitted and consistent with recognized management plans for the area."

"We specifically expect all of our clients active in the palm oil industry to: [...] not be involved in palm oil operations in areas designed as primary forest, national or international legally protected or preserved areas or in any area required to maintain high conservation values since 7 October 2001." "Biodiversity Clients are expected to not damage, cause or contribute to the conversion of high conservation-value or high carbon-stock areas, nor should they operate in legally protected areas, UNESCO World Heritage sites and RAMSAR wetlands unless the development is legally permitted and consistent with recognized management plans for the area."

"We specifically expect all of our clients active in the palm oil industry to: [...] not be involved in palm oil operations in areas designed as primary forest, national or international legally protected or preserved areas or in any area required to maintain high conservation values since 7 October 2001." "Biodiversity Clients are expected to not damage, cause or contribute to the conversion of high conservation-value or high carbon-stock areas, nor should they operate in legally protected areas, UNESCO World Heritage sites and RAMSAR wetlands unless the development is legally permitted and consistent with recognized management plans for the area."

"Clients are expected to achieve the Roundtable on Sustainable Palm Oil (RSPO) certification or verification against the RSPO principles and criteria based on a time-bound plan. Those in the palm oil supply chain should progressively increase the volume of RSPO certified palm oil as a proportion of the total volume of palm oil entering their supply chains." "We support thedevelopment towards a sustainable palm oil sector in the following way:1 We expect clients with plantations (upstream players) to comply withthe following minimum criteria and support them in that direction:• Member of the RSPO on a holding level, committed to adhere to theRSPO Principles and criteria• Progress reported in Annual Communication On Progress (ACOP)• A time bound plan for certification of all plantations under directcontrol by the end of 2020 or to be certified within 4 years afteracquiring or developing new operations.• We engage clients in case of issues, incidents and/or if we considerthe minimum requirements have been breached.2 Downstream companies (e.g. traders, transporters, processors,manufacturers, wholesalers, retailers) play an important role in thesustainable palm oil supply chain. The extent to which downstreamcompanies can exercise influence on sustainability issues dependsamong other things on their role and impact in the supply chain.Rabobank requires that downstream players with a material influencein palm oil have a purchasing policy in place that specifically paysattention to the sustainability issues for palm oil production andprogressively increase the volume of RSPO certified palm oil as aproportion of the total volume of palm oil entering its supply chain."

"Clients are expected to achieve the Roundtable on Sustainable Palm Oil (RSPO) certification or verification against the RSPO principles and criteria based on a time-bound plan. Those in the palm oil supply chain should progressively increase the volume of RSPO certified palm oil as a proportion of the total volume of palm oil entering their supply chains." "We support thedevelopment towards a sustainable palm oil sector in the following way:1 We expect clients with plantations (upstream players) to comply withthe following minimum criteria and support them in that direction:• Member of the RSPO on a holding level, committed to adhere to theRSPO Principles and criteria• Progress reported in Annual Communication On Progress (ACOP)• A time bound plan for certification of all plantations under directcontrol by the end of 2020 or to be certified within 4 years afteracquiring or developing new operations.• We engage clients in case of issues, incidents and/or if we considerthe minimum requirements have been breached.2 Downstream companies (e.g. traders, transporters, processors,manufacturers, wholesalers, retailers) play an important role in thesustainable palm oil supply chain. The extent to which downstreamcompanies can exercise influence on sustainability issues dependsamong other things on their role and impact in the supply chain.Rabobank requires that downstream players with a material influencein palm oil have a purchasing policy in place that specifically paysattention to the sustainability issues for palm oil production andprogressively increase the volume of RSPO certified palm oil as aproportion of the total volume of palm oil entering its supply chain."

"Clients are expected to achieve the Roundtable on Sustainable Palm Oil (RSPO) certification or verification against the RSPO principles and criteria based on a time-bound plan. Those in the palm oil supply chain should progressively increase the volume of RSPO certified palm oil as a proportion of the total volume of palm oil entering their supply chains." "We support thedevelopment towards a sustainable palm oil sector in the following way:1 We expect clients with plantations (upstream players) to comply withthe following minimum criteria and support them in that direction:• Member of the RSPO on a holding level, committed to adhere to theRSPO Principles and criteria• Progress reported in Annual Communication On Progress (ACOP)• A time bound plan for certification of all plantations under directcontrol by the end of 2020 or to be certified within 4 years afteracquiring or developing new operations.• We engage clients in case of issues, incidents and/or if we considerthe minimum requirements have been breached.2 Downstream companies (e.g. traders, transporters, processors,manufacturers, wholesalers, retailers) play an important role in thesustainable palm oil supply chain. The extent to which downstreamcompanies can exercise influence on sustainability issues dependsamong other things on their role and impact in the supply chain.Rabobank requires that downstream players with a material influencein palm oil have a purchasing policy in place that specifically paysattention to the sustainability issues for palm oil production andprogressively increase the volume of RSPO certified palm oil as aproportion of the total volume of palm oil entering its supply chain."

"Clients are expected to achieve the Roundtable on Sustainable Palm Oil (RSPO) certification or verification against the RSPO principles and criteria based on a time-bound plan. Those in the palm oil supply chain should progressively increase the volume of RSPO certified palm oil as a proportion of the total volume of palm oil entering their supply chains." "We support thedevelopment towards a sustainable palm oil sector in the following way:1 We expect clients with plantations (upstream players) to comply withthe following minimum criteria and support them in that direction:• Member of the RSPO on a holding level, committed to adhere to theRSPO Principles and criteria• Progress reported in Annual Communication On Progress (ACOP)• A time bound plan for certification of all plantations under directcontrol by the end of 2020 or to be certified within 4 years afteracquiring or developing new operations.• We engage clients in case of issues, incidents and/or if we considerthe minimum requirements have been breached.2 Downstream companies (e.g. traders, transporters, processors,manufacturers, wholesalers, retailers) play an important role in thesustainable palm oil supply chain. The extent to which downstreamcompanies can exercise influence on sustainability issues dependsamong other things on their role and impact in the supply chain.Rabobank requires that downstream players with a material influencein palm oil have a purchasing policy in place that specifically paysattention to the sustainability issues for palm oil production andprogressively increase the volume of RSPO certified palm oil as aproportion of the total volume of palm oil entering its supply chain."

"Clients are expected to achieve the Roundtable on Sustainable Palm Oil (RSPO) certification or verification against the RSPO principles and criteria based on a time-bound plan. Those in the palm oil supply chain should progressively increase the volume of RSPO certified palm oil as a proportion of the total volume of palm oil entering their supply chains." "We support thedevelopment towards a sustainable palm oil sector in the following way:1 We expect clients with plantations (upstream players) to comply withthe following minimum criteria and support them in that direction:• Member of the RSPO on a holding level, committed to adhere to theRSPO Principles and criteria• Progress reported in Annual Communication On Progress (ACOP)• A time bound plan for certification of all plantations under directcontrol by the end of 2020 or to be certified within 4 years afteracquiring or developing new operations.• We engage clients in case of issues, incidents and/or if we considerthe minimum requirements have been breached.2 Downstream companies (e.g. traders, transporters, processors,manufacturers, wholesalers, retailers) play an important role in thesustainable palm oil supply chain. The extent to which downstreamcompanies can exercise influence on sustainability issues dependsamong other things on their role and impact in the supply chain.Rabobank requires that downstream players with a material influencein palm oil have a purchasing policy in place that specifically paysattention to the sustainability issues for palm oil production andprogressively increase the volume of RSPO certified palm oil as aproportion of the total volume of palm oil entering its supply chain."

"In addition to our Sustainable Development Policy and our core sustainability policies, with regards to land governance we specifically expect our clients to: provide grievance mechanisms that have proportionality, cultural appropriateness, accessibility, transparency and accountability to all stakeholders, and appropriate protection that prevents retribution"

"In addition to our Sustainable Development Policy and our core sustainability policies, with regards to land governance we specifically expect our clients to: provide grievance mechanisms that have proportionality, cultural appropriateness, accessibility, transparency and accountability to all stakeholders, and appropriate protection that prevents retribution"

"In addition to our Sustainable Development Policy and our core sustainability policies, with regards to land governance we specifically expect our clients to: provide grievance mechanisms that have proportionality, cultural appropriateness, accessibility, transparency and accountability to all stakeholders, and appropriate protection that prevents retribution"

"In addition to our Sustainable Development Policy and our core sustainability policies, with regards to land governance we specifically expect our clients to: provide grievance mechanisms that have proportionality, cultural appropriateness, accessibility, transparency and accountability to all stakeholders, and appropriate protection that prevents retribution"

"In addition to our Sustainable Development Policy and our core sustainability policies, with regards to land governance we specifically expect our clients to: provide grievance mechanisms that have proportionality, cultural appropriateness, accessibility, transparency and accountability to all stakeholders, and appropriate protection that prevents retribution"

"Clients are expected to achieve the Roundtable on Sustainable Palm Oil (RSPO) certification or verification against the RSPO principles and criteria based on a time-bound plan. Those in the palm oil supply chain should progressively increase the volume of RSPO certified palm oil as a proportion of the total volume of palm oil entering their supply chains." "We support thedevelopment towards a sustainable palm oil sector in the following way:1 We expect clients with plantations (upstream players) to comply withthe following minimum criteria and support them in that direction:• Member of the RSPO on a holding level, committed to adhere to theRSPO Principles and criteria• Progress reported in Annual Communication On Progress (ACOP)• A time bound plan for certification of all plantations under directcontrol by the end of 2020 or to be certified within 4 years after acquiring or developing new operations.• We engage clients in case of issues, incidents and/or if we considerthe minimum requirements have been breached.2 Downstream companies (e.g. traders, transporters, processors,manufacturers, wholesalers, retailers) play an important role in thesustainable palm oil supply chain. The extent to which downstreamcompanies can exercise influence on sustainability issues dependsamong other things on their role and impact in the supply chain.Rabobank requires that downstream players with a material influencein palm oil have a purchasing policy in place that specifically paysattention to the sustainability issues for palm oil production andprogressively increase the volume of RSPO certified palm oil as aproportion of the total volume of palm oil entering its supply chain."

"Clients are expected to achieve the Roundtable on Sustainable Palm Oil (RSPO) certification or verification against the RSPO principles and criteria based on a time-bound plan. Those in the palm oil supply chain should progressively increase the volume of RSPO certified palm oil as a proportion of the total volume of palm oil entering their supply chains." "We support thedevelopment towards a sustainable palm oil sector in the following way:1 We expect clients with plantations (upstream players) to comply withthe following minimum criteria and support them in that direction:• Member of the RSPO on a holding level, committed to adhere to theRSPO Principles and criteria• Progress reported in Annual Communication On Progress (ACOP)• A time bound plan for certification of all plantations under directcontrol by the end of 2020 or to be certified within 4 years after acquiring or developing new operations.• We engage clients in case of issues, incidents and/or if we considerthe minimum requirements have been breached.2 Downstream companies (e.g. traders, transporters, processors,manufacturers, wholesalers, retailers) play an important role in thesustainable palm oil supply chain. The extent to which downstreamcompanies can exercise influence on sustainability issues dependsamong other things on their role and impact in the supply chain.Rabobank requires that downstream players with a material influencein palm oil have a purchasing policy in place that specifically paysattention to the sustainability issues for palm oil production andprogressively increase the volume of RSPO certified palm oil as aproportion of the total volume of palm oil entering its supply chain."

"Clients are expected to achieve the Roundtable on Sustainable Palm Oil (RSPO) certification or verification against the RSPO principles and criteria based on a time-bound plan. Those in the palm oil supply chain should progressively increase the volume of RSPO certified palm oil as a proportion of the total volume of palm oil entering their supply chains." "We support thedevelopment towards a sustainable palm oil sector in the following way:1 We expect clients with plantations (upstream players) to comply withthe following minimum criteria and support them in that direction:• Member of the RSPO on a holding level, committed to adhere to theRSPO Principles and criteria• Progress reported in Annual Communication On Progress (ACOP)• A time bound plan for certification of all plantations under directcontrol by the end of 2020 or to be certified within 4 years after acquiring or developing new operations.• We engage clients in case of issues, incidents and/or if we considerthe minimum requirements have been breached.2 Downstream companies (e.g. traders, transporters, processors,manufacturers, wholesalers, retailers) play an important role in thesustainable palm oil supply chain. The extent to which downstreamcompanies can exercise influence on sustainability issues dependsamong other things on their role and impact in the supply chain.Rabobank requires that downstream players with a material influencein palm oil have a purchasing policy in place that specifically paysattention to the sustainability issues for palm oil production andprogressively increase the volume of RSPO certified palm oil as aproportion of the total volume of palm oil entering its supply chain."

"Clients are expected to achieve the Roundtable on Sustainable Palm Oil (RSPO) certification or verification against the RSPO principles and criteria based on a time-bound plan. Those in the palm oil supply chain should progressively increase the volume of RSPO certified palm oil as a proportion of the total volume of palm oil entering their supply chains." "We support thedevelopment towards a sustainable palm oil sector in the following way:1 We expect clients with plantations (upstream players) to comply withthe following minimum criteria and support them in that direction:• Member of the RSPO on a holding level, committed to adhere to theRSPO Principles and criteria• Progress reported in Annual Communication On Progress (ACOP)• A time bound plan for certification of all plantations under directcontrol by the end of 2020 or to be certified within 4 years after acquiring or developing new operations.• We engage clients in case of issues, incidents and/or if we considerthe minimum requirements have been breached.2 Downstream companies (e.g. traders, transporters, processors,manufacturers, wholesalers, retailers) play an important role in thesustainable palm oil supply chain. The extent to which downstreamcompanies can exercise influence on sustainability issues dependsamong other things on their role and impact in the supply chain.Rabobank requires that downstream players with a material influencein palm oil have a purchasing policy in place that specifically paysattention to the sustainability issues for palm oil production andprogressively increase the volume of RSPO certified palm oil as aproportion of the total volume of palm oil entering its supply chain."

"Clients are expected to achieve the Roundtable on Sustainable Palm Oil (RSPO) certification or verification against the RSPO principles and criteria based on a time-bound plan. Those in the palm oil supply chain should progressively increase the volume of RSPO certified palm oil as a proportion of the total volume of palm oil entering their supply chains." "We support thedevelopment towards a sustainable palm oil sector in the following way:1 We expect clients with plantations (upstream players) to comply withthe following minimum criteria and support them in that direction:• Member of the RSPO on a holding level, committed to adhere to theRSPO Principles and criteria• Progress reported in Annual Communication On Progress (ACOP)• A time bound plan for certification of all plantations under directcontrol by the end of 2020 or to be certified within 4 years after acquiring or developing new operations.• We engage clients in case of issues, incidents and/or if we considerthe minimum requirements have been breached.2 Downstream companies (e.g. traders, transporters, processors,manufacturers, wholesalers, retailers) play an important role in thesustainable palm oil supply chain. The extent to which downstreamcompanies can exercise influence on sustainability issues dependsamong other things on their role and impact in the supply chain.Rabobank requires that downstream players with a material influencein palm oil have a purchasing policy in place that specifically paysattention to the sustainability issues for palm oil production andprogressively increase the volume of RSPO certified palm oil as aproportion of the total volume of palm oil entering its supply chain."

"In addition to our Sustainable Development Policy and our core sustainability policies, we specifically expect all of our clients active in the palm oil industry to: [...] apply good land governance practices that are in accordance with our land governance policy, including respecting the right to Free, Prior and Informed Consent (FPIC) of indigenous peoples."

"In addition to our Sustainable Development Policy and our core sustainability policies, we specifically expect all of our clients active in the palm oil industry to: [...] apply good land governance practices that are in accordance with our land governance policy, including respecting the right to Free, Prior and Informed Consent (FPIC) of indigenous peoples."

"In addition to our Sustainable Development Policy and our core sustainability policies, we specifically expect all of our clients active in the palm oil industry to: [...] apply good land governance practices that are in accordance with our land governance policy, including respecting the right to Free, Prior and Informed Consent (FPIC) of indigenous peoples."

"In addition to our Sustainable Development Policy and our core sustainability policies, we specifically expect all of our clients active in the palm oil industry to: [...] apply good land governance practices that are in accordance with our land governance policy, including respecting the right to Free, Prior and Informed Consent (FPIC) of indigenous peoples."

"In addition to our Sustainable Development Policy and our core sustainability policies, we specifically expect all of our clients active in the palm oil industry to: [...] apply good land governance practices that are in accordance with our land governance policy, including respecting the right to Free, Prior and Informed Consent (FPIC) of indigenous peoples."

"We expect all clients to: [...] respect all labour standards as described in the ILO Declaration onFundamental Principles and Rights at Work"

"We expect all clients to: [...] respect all labour standards as described in the ILO Declaration onFundamental Principles and Rights at Work"

"We expect all clients to: [...] respect all labour standards as described in the ILO Declaration onFundamental Principles and Rights at Work"

"We expect all clients to: [...] respect all labour standards as described in the ILO Declaration onFundamental Principles and Rights at Work"

"We expect all clients to: [...] respect all labour standards as described in the ILO Declaration onFundamental Principles and Rights at Work"

"We specifically commit to: [...] encourage clients to deal responsibly with land governance, including [...] addressing gender issues in land governance"

"We specifically commit to: [...] encourage clients to deal responsibly with land governance, including [...] addressing gender issues in land governance"

"We specifically commit to: [...] encourage clients to deal responsibly with land governance, including [...] addressing gender issues in land governance"

"We specifically commit to: [...] encourage clients to deal responsibly with land governance, including [...] addressing gender issues in land governance"

"We specifically commit to: [...] encourage clients to deal responsibly with land governance, including [...] addressing gender issues in land governance"

"We specifically expect all of our clients active in the soy industry to: [...] operate according to the industry’s best practices and principles for socialand environmental responsible soy production, for instance, such as theprinciples and criteria of the RTRS or the Basel Criteria for ResponsibleSoy Production; have a purchasing policy that pays attention to the sustainability issuesfor soy production"

"We specifically expect all of our clients active in the soy industry to: [...] operate according to the industry’s best practices and principles for socialand environmental responsible soy production, for instance, such as theprinciples and criteria of the RTRS or the Basel Criteria for ResponsibleSoy Production; have a purchasing policy that pays attention to the sustainability issuesfor soy production"

"We specifically expect all of our clients active in the soy industry to: [...] operate according to the industry’s best practices and principles for socialand environmental responsible soy production, for instance, such as theprinciples and criteria of the RTRS or the Basel Criteria for ResponsibleSoy Production; have a purchasing policy that pays attention to the sustainability issuesfor soy production"

"We specifically expect all of our clients active in the soy industry to: [...] operate according to the industry’s best practices and principles for socialand environmental responsible soy production, for instance, such as theprinciples and criteria of the RTRS or the Basel Criteria for ResponsibleSoy Production; have a purchasing policy that pays attention to the sustainability issuesfor soy production"

"We specifically expect all of our clients active in the soy industry to: [...] operate according to the industry’s best practices and principles for socialand environmental responsible soy production, for instance, such as theprinciples and criteria of the RTRS or the Basel Criteria for ResponsibleSoy Production; have a purchasing policy that pays attention to the sustainability issuesfor soy production"

"We specifically expect all of our clients active in the soy industry to: be able to show the legality of their operations and comply with allapplicable local, national and internationally ratified laws and regulations"

"We specifically expect all of our clients active in the soy industry to: be able to show the legality of their operations and comply with allapplicable local, national and internationally ratified laws and regulations"

"We specifically expect all of our clients active in the soy industry to: be able to show the legality of their operations and comply with allapplicable local, national and internationally ratified laws and regulations"

"We specifically expect all of our clients active in the soy industry to: be able to show the legality of their operations and comply with allapplicable local, national and internationally ratified laws and regulations"

"We specifically expect all of our clients active in the soy industry to: be able to show the legality of their operations and comply with allapplicable local, national and internationally ratified laws and regulations"

"Biodiversity Clients are expected to not damage, cause or contribute to the conversion of high conservation-value or high carbon-stock areas, nor should they operate in legally protected areas, UNESCO World Heritage sites and RAMSAR wetlands unless the development is legally permitted and consistent with recognized management plans for the area." "We specifically expect all of our clients active in the soy industry to: not to be involved in soy operations in areas designed as primary forest, national or internationally legally protected or preserved areas, or in any area required to maintain high conservation values since 28 May 2009, the cut-off date of the RTRS standard"

"Biodiversity Clients are expected to not damage, cause or contribute to the conversion of high conservation-value or high carbon-stock areas, nor should they operate in legally protected areas, UNESCO World Heritage sites and RAMSAR wetlands unless the development is legally permitted and consistent with recognized management plans for the area." "We specifically expect all of our clients active in the soy industry to: not to be involved in soy operations in areas designed as primary forest, national or internationally legally protected or preserved areas, or in any area required to maintain high conservation values since 28 May 2009, the cut-off date of the RTRS standard"

"Biodiversity Clients are expected to not damage, cause or contribute to the conversion of high conservation-value or high carbon-stock areas, nor should they operate in legally protected areas, UNESCO World Heritage sites and RAMSAR wetlands unless the development is legally permitted and consistent with recognized management plans for the area." "We specifically expect all of our clients active in the soy industry to: not to be involved in soy operations in areas designed as primary forest, national or internationally legally protected or preserved areas, or in any area required to maintain high conservation values since 28 May 2009, the cut-off date of the RTRS standard"

"Biodiversity Clients are expected to not damage, cause or contribute to the conversion of high conservation-value or high carbon-stock areas, nor should they operate in legally protected areas, UNESCO World Heritage sites and RAMSAR wetlands unless the development is legally permitted and consistent with recognized management plans for the area." "We specifically expect all of our clients active in the soy industry to: not to be involved in soy operations in areas designed as primary forest, national or internationally legally protected or preserved areas, or in any area required to maintain high conservation values since 28 May 2009, the cut-off date of the RTRS standard"

"Biodiversity Clients are expected to not damage, cause or contribute to the conversion of high conservation-value or high carbon-stock areas, nor should they operate in legally protected areas, UNESCO World Heritage sites and RAMSAR wetlands unless the development is legally permitted and consistent with recognized management plans for the area." "We specifically expect all of our clients active in the soy industry to: not to be involved in soy operations in areas designed as primary forest, national or internationally legally protected or preserved areas, or in any area required to maintain high conservation values since 28 May 2009, the cut-off date of the RTRS standard"

"We specifically expect all of our clients active in the soy industry to: [...] operate according to the industry’s best practices and principles for socialand environmental responsible soy production, for instance, such as theprinciples and criteria of the RTRS or the Basel Criteria for ResponsibleSoy Production; have a purchasing policy that pays attention to the sustainability issuesfor soy production"

"We specifically expect all of our clients active in the soy industry to: [...] operate according to the industry’s best practices and principles for socialand environmental responsible soy production, for instance, such as theprinciples and criteria of the RTRS or the Basel Criteria for ResponsibleSoy Production; have a purchasing policy that pays attention to the sustainability issuesfor soy production"

"We specifically expect all of our clients active in the soy industry to: [...] operate according to the industry’s best practices and principles for socialand environmental responsible soy production, for instance, such as theprinciples and criteria of the RTRS or the Basel Criteria for ResponsibleSoy Production; have a purchasing policy that pays attention to the sustainability issuesfor soy production"

"We specifically expect all of our clients active in the soy industry to: [...] operate according to the industry’s best practices and principles for socialand environmental responsible soy production, for instance, such as theprinciples and criteria of the RTRS or the Basel Criteria for ResponsibleSoy Production; have a purchasing policy that pays attention to the sustainability issuesfor soy production"

"We specifically expect all of our clients active in the soy industry to: [...] operate according to the industry’s best practices and principles for socialand environmental responsible soy production, for instance, such as theprinciples and criteria of the RTRS or the Basel Criteria for ResponsibleSoy Production; have a purchasing policy that pays attention to the sustainability issuesfor soy production"

"In addition to our Sustainable Development Policy and our core sustainability policies, with regards to land governance we specifically expect our clients to: provide grievance mechanisms that have proportionality, cultural appropriateness, accessibility, transparency and accountability to all stakeholders, and appropriate protection that prevents retribution"

"In addition to our Sustainable Development Policy and our core sustainability policies, with regards to land governance we specifically expect our clients to: provide grievance mechanisms that have proportionality, cultural appropriateness, accessibility, transparency and accountability to all stakeholders, and appropriate protection that prevents retribution"

"In addition to our Sustainable Development Policy and our core sustainability policies, with regards to land governance we specifically expect our clients to: provide grievance mechanisms that have proportionality, cultural appropriateness, accessibility, transparency and accountability to all stakeholders, and appropriate protection that prevents retribution"

"In addition to our Sustainable Development Policy and our core sustainability policies, with regards to land governance we specifically expect our clients to: provide grievance mechanisms that have proportionality, cultural appropriateness, accessibility, transparency and accountability to all stakeholders, and appropriate protection that prevents retribution"

"In addition to our Sustainable Development Policy and our core sustainability policies, with regards to land governance we specifically expect our clients to: provide grievance mechanisms that have proportionality, cultural appropriateness, accessibility, transparency and accountability to all stakeholders, and appropriate protection that prevents retribution"

"We specifically expect our clients to: [...] obtain Free, Prior and Informed Consent (FPIC) of local indigenous peopleswhen developing plans that could adversely impact biodiversity orecosystem services"

"We specifically expect our clients to: [...] obtain Free, Prior and Informed Consent (FPIC) of local indigenous peopleswhen developing plans that could adversely impact biodiversity orecosystem services"

"We specifically expect our clients to: [...] obtain Free, Prior and Informed Consent (FPIC) of local indigenous peopleswhen developing plans that could adversely impact biodiversity orecosystem services"

"We specifically expect our clients to: [...] obtain Free, Prior and Informed Consent (FPIC) of local indigenous peopleswhen developing plans that could adversely impact biodiversity orecosystem services"

"We specifically expect our clients to: [...] obtain Free, Prior and Informed Consent (FPIC) of local indigenous peopleswhen developing plans that could adversely impact biodiversity orecosystem services"

"We expect all clients to: [...] respect all labour standards as described in the ILO Declaration onFundamental Principles and Rights at Work"

"We expect all clients to: [...] respect all labour standards as described in the ILO Declaration onFundamental Principles and Rights at Work"

"We expect all clients to: [...] respect all labour standards as described in the ILO Declaration onFundamental Principles and Rights at Work"

"We expect all clients to: [...] respect all labour standards as described in the ILO Declaration onFundamental Principles and Rights at Work"

"We expect all clients to: [...] respect all labour standards as described in the ILO Declaration onFundamental Principles and Rights at Work"

"We specifically commit to: [...] encourage clients to deal responsibly with land governance, including [...] addressing gender issues in land governance"

"We specifically commit to: [...] encourage clients to deal responsibly with land governance, including [...] addressing gender issues in land governance"

"We specifically commit to: [...] encourage clients to deal responsibly with land governance, including [...] addressing gender issues in land governance"

"We specifically commit to: [...] encourage clients to deal responsibly with land governance, including [...] addressing gender issues in land governance"

"We specifically commit to: [...] encourage clients to deal responsibly with land governance, including [...] addressing gender issues in land governance"

"We specifically expect all of our clients active in the forestryindustry to: certify the company and its wood products according to the FSC scheme orone of the PEFC national certification schemes; have a purchasing policy that pays attention to the sustainability issues forforestry [...] progressively increase the volume of wood entering their supply chains thatis sourced from FSC certified forestry units or PEFC national certification asa proportion of the total volume.For client that have not yet achieved full FSC or PEFC certification, wespecifically expect them to: commit to achieving certification or verification against FSC certification orPEFC national certification schemes; refrain from deforestation of primary forests or wetlands in temperate, borealand tropical zones; adopt sustainable forest management practices that avoid negative impactson the environment"

"We specifically expect all of our clients active in the forestryindustry to: certify the company and its wood products according to the FSC scheme orone of the PEFC national certification schemes; have a purchasing policy that pays attention to the sustainability issues forforestry [...] progressively increase the volume of wood entering their supply chains thatis sourced from FSC certified forestry units or PEFC national certification asa proportion of the total volume.For client that have not yet achieved full FSC or PEFC certification, wespecifically expect them to: commit to achieving certification or verification against FSC certification orPEFC national certification schemes; refrain from deforestation of primary forests or wetlands in temperate, borealand tropical zones; adopt sustainable forest management practices that avoid negative impactson the environment"

"We specifically expect all of our clients active in the forestryindustry to: certify the company and its wood products according to the FSC scheme orone of the PEFC national certification schemes; have a purchasing policy that pays attention to the sustainability issues forforestry [...] progressively increase the volume of wood entering their supply chains thatis sourced from FSC certified forestry units or PEFC national certification asa proportion of the total volume.For client that have not yet achieved full FSC or PEFC certification, wespecifically expect them to: commit to achieving certification or verification against FSC certification orPEFC national certification schemes; refrain from deforestation of primary forests or wetlands in temperate, borealand tropical zones; adopt sustainable forest management practices that avoid negative impactson the environment"

"We specifically expect all of our clients active in the forestryindustry to: certify the company and its wood products according to the FSC scheme orone of the PEFC national certification schemes; have a purchasing policy that pays attention to the sustainability issues forforestry [...] progressively increase the volume of wood entering their supply chains thatis sourced from FSC certified forestry units or PEFC national certification asa proportion of the total volume.For client that have not yet achieved full FSC or PEFC certification, wespecifically expect them to: commit to achieving certification or verification against FSC certification orPEFC national certification schemes; refrain from deforestation of primary forests or wetlands in temperate, borealand tropical zones; adopt sustainable forest management practices that avoid negative impactson the environment"

"Our clients include companies involved in the growing and harvesting of timber in industrial tree plantations and forestland, in temperate, boreal and tropical zones. They also include traders, wholesale wood suppliers, companies in the charcoal, pulp and paper industries, and retailers [...] We specifically expect all of our clients active in the forestryindustry to: certify the company and its wood products according to the FSC scheme orone of the PEFC national certification schemes; have a purchasing policy that pays attention to the sustainability issues forforestry [...] progressively increase the volume of wood entering their supply chains thatis sourced from FSC certified forestry units or PEFC national certification asa proportion of the total volume.For client that have not yet achieved full FSC or PEFC certification, wespecifically expect them to: commit to achieving certification or verification against FSC certification orPEFC national certification schemes; refrain from deforestation of primary forests or wetlands in temperate, borealand tropical zones; adopt sustainable forest management practices that avoid negative impactson the environment"

"The expectations of our clients outlined in this policy are always applicable, regardless of the sector or industry in which they operate. Specifically, weexpect them to: [...] comply with all applicable local, nationally and internationally ratified laws and regulations and other statutory requirements and be able to show the legality of their operations."

"The expectations of our clients outlined in this policy are always applicable, regardless of the sector or industry in which they operate. Specifically, weexpect them to: [...] comply with all applicable local, nationally and internationally ratified laws and regulations and other statutory requirements and be able to show the legality of their operations."

"The expectations of our clients outlined in this policy are always applicable, regardless of the sector or industry in which they operate. Specifically, weexpect them to: [...] comply with all applicable local, nationally and internationally ratified laws and regulations and other statutory requirements and be able to show the legality of their operations."

"The expectations of our clients outlined in this policy are always applicable, regardless of the sector or industry in which they operate. Specifically, weexpect them to: [...] comply with all applicable local, nationally and internationally ratified laws and regulations and other statutory requirements and be able to show the legality of their operations."

"The expectations of our clients outlined in this policy are always applicable, regardless of the sector or industry in which they operate. Specifically, weexpect them to: [...] comply with all applicable local, nationally and internationally ratified laws and regulations and other statutory requirements and be able to show the legality of their operations."

"Biodiversity Clients are expected to not damage, cause or contribute to the conversion of high conservation-value or high carbon-stock areas, nor should they operate in legally protected areas, UNESCO World Heritage sites and RAMSAR wetlands unless the development is legally permitted and consistent with recognized management plans for the area."

"Biodiversity Clients are expected to not damage, cause or contribute to the conversion of high conservation-value or high carbon-stock areas, nor should they operate in legally protected areas, UNESCO World Heritage sites and RAMSAR wetlands unless the development is legally permitted and consistent with recognized management plans for the area."

"Biodiversity Clients are expected to not damage, cause or contribute to the conversion of high conservation-value or high carbon-stock areas, nor should they operate in legally protected areas, UNESCO World Heritage sites and RAMSAR wetlands unless the development is legally permitted and consistent with recognized management plans for the area."

"Biodiversity Clients are expected to not damage, cause or contribute to the conversion of high conservation-value or high carbon-stock areas, nor should they operate in legally protected areas, UNESCO World Heritage sites and RAMSAR wetlands unless the development is legally permitted and consistent with recognized management plans for the area."

"Biodiversity Clients are expected to not damage, cause or contribute to the conversion of high conservation-value or high carbon-stock areas, nor should they operate in legally protected areas, UNESCO World Heritage sites and RAMSAR wetlands unless the development is legally permitted and consistent with recognized management plans for the area."

"We specifically expect all of our clients active in the forestryindustry to: certify the company and its wood products according to the FSC scheme orone of the PEFC national certification schemes; have a purchasing policy that pays attention to the sustainability issues forforestry [...] progressively increase the volume of wood entering their supply chains thatis sourced from FSC certified forestry units or PEFC national certification asa proportion of the total volume.For client that have not yet achieved full FSC or PEFC certification, wespecifically expect them to: commit to achieving certification or verification against FSC certification orPEFC national certification schemes; refrain from deforestation of primary forests or wetlands in temperate, borealand tropical zones; adopt sustainable forest management practices that avoid negative impactson the environment"

"We specifically expect all of our clients active in the forestryindustry to: certify the company and its wood products according to the FSC scheme orone of the PEFC national certification schemes; have a purchasing policy that pays attention to the sustainability issues forforestry [...] progressively increase the volume of wood entering their supply chains thatis sourced from FSC certified forestry units or PEFC national certification asa proportion of the total volume.For client that have not yet achieved full FSC or PEFC certification, wespecifically expect them to: commit to achieving certification or verification against FSC certification orPEFC national certification schemes; refrain from deforestation of primary forests or wetlands in temperate, borealand tropical zones; adopt sustainable forest management practices that avoid negative impactson the environment"

"We specifically expect all of our clients active in the forestryindustry to: certify the company and its wood products according to the FSC scheme orone of the PEFC national certification schemes; have a purchasing policy that pays attention to the sustainability issues forforestry [...] progressively increase the volume of wood entering their supply chains thatis sourced from FSC certified forestry units or PEFC national certification asa proportion of the total volume.For client that have not yet achieved full FSC or PEFC certification, wespecifically expect them to: commit to achieving certification or verification against FSC certification orPEFC national certification schemes; refrain from deforestation of primary forests or wetlands in temperate, borealand tropical zones; adopt sustainable forest management practices that avoid negative impactson the environment"

"We specifically expect all of our clients active in the forestryindustry to: certify the company and its wood products according to the FSC scheme orone of the PEFC national certification schemes; have a purchasing policy that pays attention to the sustainability issues forforestry [...] progressively increase the volume of wood entering their supply chains thatis sourced from FSC certified forestry units or PEFC national certification asa proportion of the total volume.For client that have not yet achieved full FSC or PEFC certification, wespecifically expect them to: commit to achieving certification or verification against FSC certification orPEFC national certification schemes; refrain from deforestation of primary forests or wetlands in temperate, borealand tropical zones; adopt sustainable forest management practices that avoid negative impactson the environment"

"Our clients include companies involved in the growing and harvesting of timber in industrial tree plantations and forestland, in temperate, boreal and tropical zones. They also include traders, wholesale wood suppliers, companies in the charcoal, pulp and paper industries, and retailers [...] We specifically expect all of our clients active in the forestryindustry to: certify the company and its wood products according to the FSC scheme orone of the PEFC national certification schemes; have a purchasing policy that pays attention to the sustainability issues forforestry [...] progressively increase the volume of wood entering their supply chains thatis sourced from FSC certified forestry units or PEFC national certification asa proportion of the total volume.For client that have not yet achieved full FSC or PEFC certification, wespecifically expect them to: commit to achieving certification or verification against FSC certification orPEFC national certification schemes; refrain from deforestation of primary forests or wetlands in temperate, borealand tropical zones; adopt sustainable forest management practices that avoid negative impactson the environment"

"In addition to our Sustainable Development Policy and our core sustainability policies, with regards to land governance we specifically expect our clients to: provide grievance mechanisms that have proportionality, cultural appropriateness, accessibility, transparency and accountability to all stakeholders, and appropriate protection that prevents retribution"

"In addition to our Sustainable Development Policy and our core sustainability policies, with regards to land governance we specifically expect our clients to: provide grievance mechanisms that have proportionality, cultural appropriateness, accessibility, transparency and accountability to all stakeholders, and appropriate protection that prevents retribution"

"In addition to our Sustainable Development Policy and our core sustainability policies, with regards to land governance we specifically expect our clients to: provide grievance mechanisms that have proportionality, cultural appropriateness, accessibility, transparency and accountability to all stakeholders, and appropriate protection that prevents retribution"

"In addition to our Sustainable Development Policy and our core sustainability policies, with regards to land governance we specifically expect our clients to: provide grievance mechanisms that have proportionality, cultural appropriateness, accessibility, transparency and accountability to all stakeholders, and appropriate protection that prevents retribution"

"In addition to our Sustainable Development Policy and our core sustainability policies, with regards to land governance we specifically expect our clients to: provide grievance mechanisms that have proportionality, cultural appropriateness, accessibility, transparency and accountability to all stakeholders, and appropriate protection that prevents retribution"

"Clients are expected to achieve certification according to the Forest Stewardship Council (FSC) or the Programme for the Endorsement of Forest Certification (PEFC) and to have a purchasing policy that considers sustainability issues for forestry. There are additional expectations for clients that are still working towards certification including to have a time-bound plan."

"Clients are expected to achieve certification according to the Forest Stewardship Council (FSC) or the Programme for the Endorsement of Forest Certification (PEFC) and to have a purchasing policy that considers sustainability issues for forestry. There are additional expectations for clients that are still working towards certification including to have a time-bound plan."

"Clients are expected to achieve certification according to the Forest Stewardship Council (FSC) or the Programme for the Endorsement of Forest Certification (PEFC) and to have a purchasing policy that considers sustainability issues for forestry. There are additional expectations for clients that are still working towards certification including to have a time-bound plan."

"Clients are expected to achieve certification according to the Forest Stewardship Council (FSC) or the Programme for the Endorsement of Forest Certification (PEFC) and to have a purchasing policy that considers sustainability issues for forestry. There are additional expectations for clients that are still working towards certification including to have a time-bound plan."

"Clients are expected to achieve certification according to the Forest Stewardship Council (FSC) or the Programme for the Endorsement of Forest Certification (PEFC) and to have a purchasing policy that considers sustainability issues for forestry. There are additional expectations for clients that are still working towards certification including to have a time-bound plan."

"We specifically expect our clients to: [...] obtain Free, Prior and Informed Consent (FPIC) of local indigenous peopleswhen developing plans that could adversely impact biodiversity orecosystem services"

"We specifically expect our clients to: [...] obtain Free, Prior and Informed Consent (FPIC) of local indigenous peopleswhen developing plans that could adversely impact biodiversity orecosystem services"

"We specifically expect our clients to: [...] obtain Free, Prior and Informed Consent (FPIC) of local indigenous peopleswhen developing plans that could adversely impact biodiversity orecosystem services"

"We specifically expect our clients to: [...] obtain Free, Prior and Informed Consent (FPIC) of local indigenous peopleswhen developing plans that could adversely impact biodiversity orecosystem services"