It highlights several milestones, while noting that the company\u2019s delivery of its sustainability commitments is an ongoing process. These include:<\/p>\n
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- The launch of the company\u2019s Sustainable Forest Management Policy 2.0 in June 2015, which remains at the centre of our operations today as we implement its commitments, including the immediate elimination of deforestation from our supply chain.<\/li>\n
- The subsequent formation of the Independent Peat Expert Working Group (IPEWG) in early 2016, which is advancing science-led approaches to responsible peatland management.<\/li>\n
- The achievement of Sustainable Forest Management certification under the Programme for the Endorsement of Forestry Certification (PEFC) \u2013 the first Indonesian company to achieve this.<\/li>\n
- The establishment of the Fire Free Village Programme (FFVP)<\/a> in July 2015 \u2013 a community-based fire prevention initiative that today continues our progress towards a fire free landscape.<\/li>\n
- The expansion of peatland restoration project, Restorasi Ekosistem Riau<\/a>, to 150,000 hectares supported by US$100 million over ten years, which today continues to promote the protection of important biodiversity on the Kampar Peninsula.<\/li>\n
- The implementation of a GHG monitoring project to measure emissions across production and conservation landscapes.<\/li>\n<\/ul>\n
While the report marks the company\u2019s significant progress, APRIL recognizes that much work still needs \u00a0to be done and remain committed to addressing this in consultation with stakeholders, including the Stakeholder Advisory Committee,<\/a> Independent Peat Expert Working Group<\/a>, and RER Advisory Board<\/a>.<\/p>\n
The Report\u2019s title reflects the company\u2019s core purpose: to improve people\u2019s lives through sustainable management of natural resources. This includes caring for the people who depend on APRIL and for the natural resources on which it depends to be a viable business.<\/p>\n
- The expansion of peatland restoration project, Restorasi Ekosistem Riau<\/a>, to 150,000 hectares supported by US$100 million over ten years, which today continues to promote the protection of important biodiversity on the Kampar Peninsula.<\/li>\n
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