SIPEF SIPEF 57.29 EUR +0.29 (+0.51%) CPO 1350.00 USD -10.00 (-0.74%) SIPEF HQ Menu SIPEF Sustainability Sustainable Approach Sustainability Sustainable Approach Certifications records Traceability and Risk Management Positive Social Impacts Best Management Practices No Deforestation Smallholders Biodiversity Projects SIPEF Corporate Policies Sustainability Reports Grievances - SIPEF group Report a grievance Links Sustainable Approach Over the 100 years of its history, the SIPEF Group has developed strong values to support its development and ensure its resilience to adverse situations: operational excellence, adaptability, and delivering maximum positive impacts to all stakeholders. Such values form a natural base for SIPEF's commitment to sustainability. SIPEF has made a top down commitment to Sustainability and ensuring it is well implemented and constantly evolving. This commitment starts at the board level where Director Priscilla Bracht, with board tenure until 2022, assumes a particular interest in the sustainability policies of the SIPEF Group. Further to this, SIPEF Indonesia has appointed a Sustainability Director working with well-resourced management teams at all locations where the SIPEF Group is operational and represented. The SIPEF Responsible Plantations Policy (RPP) was developed in 2014. It is the highest-level Group policy, and embodies the key commitments. It unifies, and is supported by, the various group-wide policies. The SIPEF RPP answers the “NDPE” commitments (no deforestation, no peat, no (social) exploitation) of customers and of other stakeholders. The pillars of the SIPEF RPP are : responsible social practices responsible plantation and processing management responsible development of new operations responsible sourcing: full traceability “Full traceability” means that all the production back to the field can be traced (plantation or smallholder block). UN Sustainable Development Goals icons painted on the office wall in Sabalbala, Papua New Guinea New developments, regardless of the commodity, are subject to High Conservation Value (HCV) and High Carbon Stock (HCS) assessments, and must ensure they have the Free, Prior and Informed Consent (FPIC) of the impacted communities. Oil palm projects follow the RSPO New Planting Procedure. Since the adoption of the SIPEF RPP, no peat is being converted into new operations. SIPEF's oil palm operations comply with the RSPO, and all other operations (rubber, tea and bananas) are certified by the Rainforest Alliance. All productive SIPEF operations are certified by third-party bodies. Operations in development are certified when they become eligible. SIPEF is calculating its baseline GHG (greenhouse gas) emissions for monitoring and planning future emission reductions utilizing the ISO 14064 Standard. This standard is part of the ISO family of environmental standards and provides governments, businesses, regions and other organisations a complimentary set of tools for programmes to quantify, monitor, report and verify greenhouse gas emissions. The ISO 14064 standard supports organisations to participate in both regulated and voluntary programmes such as emissions trading schemes and public reporting using a globally recognised standard. SIPEF - The connection to the world of sustainable tropical agriculture SIPEF HQ SIPEF Kasteel Calesberg Calesbergdreef 5 B-2900 Schoten Belgium Phone +32 3 641 97 00 https://www.sipef.com Indonesia PT Tolan Tiga Indonesia Forum Nine Building 10th Floor Jalan Imam Bonjol No.9 Medan – 20112 North Sumatra Indonesia https://www.sipef.com/sipef-indonesia/ Papua New Guinea Hargy Oil Palms Ltd P.O. Box 21 Bialla West New Britain Province Papua New Guinea https://www.sipef.com/sipef-papua-new-guinea/ Ivory Coast Plantations J. Eglin SA BP 25 Azaguié Côte d'Ivoire http://www.sipef.com/sipef-IvoryCoast/ © SIPEF NV 2021 | Disclaimer | Sitemap