Experience with RSPO New Planting Procedure Slide1 Dr Gan Lian Tiong Musim Mas Group Head of Sustainability New Planting Procedure
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Experience with RSPO
New Planting Procedure
Slide1
Dr Gan Lian Tiong
Musim Mas Group Head of Sustainability
New Planting Procedure
Contents
• RSPO New Planting Procedure - Definition
• Experiences from Musim Mas Group
Slide2
• Experiences from Musim Mas Group
• Summary
RSPO New Planting Procedure - Definition
• The RSPO New Planting Procedure approved by the RSPO
Board in September 2009 for implementation from 1st Jan
2010.
Slide3
2010.
• New oil palm plantings from 1st January 2010 are to be in
accordance with the RSPO Procedure for New Plantings.
• New oil palm plantings in the context of these procedures
mean lands planned or proposed for oil palm plantings but
upon which no work towards that end has commenced as at
1st January 2010.
1. Impact Assessments
2. Implementation Plan
RSPO New Planting Procedure
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2. Implementation Plan
3. Verification
4. Public Notification
5. Grievance Resolution
RSPO New Planting Notification
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PT Agrowiratama, Sambas West Kalimantan – 7th Jan to 6th Feb, 2011
PT Muliah Indah, Sambas West Kalimantan – 25thAug to 24thSept., 2011
PT Musim Mas, Sambas West Kalimantan – 28th July to 27th Aug., 2011
RSPO New Planting Notification
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SEIA & HCV Assessment Report Planting & Management Plan RSPO NPP Notification CB’s Assessment Report
Land Permit Approval
Process & Approval of AMDAL (SEIA)
FPIC Process
Socialize & Survey
New Planting Activity Time Table
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20 months from approval of Izin Prinsip (License of Consent)
Internal SIA and HCV Assessment
HCV & SIA by Ext Assessors
HCV & SIA Mgt Plan & Consultation
Soil Survey
Development Plan & Consultation
Plantation Permit Approval
Audit & Public Notification
Socialize & Survey
Land UsePT Agrowiratama PT Musim Mas PT Mulia Indah Total
Ha % Ha % Ha % Ha %
Agriculture 4,249 47% 7,262 72% 5,864 71% 17,375 64%
Shrubs 4,510 50% 1,328 13% 2,357 29% 8,195 30%
Villages 241 3% 1,510 15% 39 0% 1,790 6%
New Planting Areas – Previous Land Use
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Villages 241 3% 1,510 15% 39 0% 1,790 6%
Total 9,000 100% 10,100 100% 8,260 100% 27,360 100%
4,249, 47%
4,510, 50%
2 4 1, 3 %
1,510, 15%
1,328, 13%
7,262, 72%
2,357, 29%
5,864, 71%
39, 0%
PT Musim Mas PT Mulia Indah
Agriculture Shrubs Villages
PT Agrowiratama
Land Use Total PT. AGRO, PT. MM, PT. MI, Sambas1,790, 7%
New Planting Areas – Previous Land Use
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17,375, 63%
8,195, 30%
Agriculture Shrubs Villages
No New PlantationsStatus of Area for Oil Palm Development (Ha)
Area for Oil Palm Development (Ha)
Unplanted Area Area for Oil Palm Planting
Approved Area Area Excised Area For Development HCV Peat Estate Plasma Others
1 PT Agrowiratama 9,000 2,120 6,880 728 104 4,160 1.040 848
2 PT Musim Mas 10,100 2,400 7,700 247 0 5,680 1,420 353
New Planting Development Plan
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2 PT Musim Mas 10,100 2,400 7,700 247 0 5,680 1,420 353
3 PT Mulia Indah 8,260 870 7,390 368 1,046 4,480 1,120 376
Total 27,360 5,390 21,970 1,343 1,150 14,320 3,580 1,577
2,120 24%
728 8%
848 9%
1,040 12%
4,160 46%
104 1%
2,400, 24%1,420, 14%
5,680, 57%
247, 2%
353, 3%
1,046, 13%
4,480, 53%
1,120, 14%
870, 11%368, 4%
376, 5%
PT Agrowiratama PT Musim Mas PT Mulia Indah
Area Excised HCV Peat Estate Plasma Others
Estate :Scheme Smallholders is 80%:20% of Planted Area
Area for Oil Palm Development (Ha)
Total from PT. AGRO, PT. MM, PT. MI, Sambas
5,390, 20%
1,577, 6%
New Planting Development Plan
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5,390, 20%
1,343, 5%
1,150, 4%
14,320, 52%
3,580, 13%
Area Excised HCV Peat Estate Plasma Others
Estate :Scheme Smallholders is 80%:20% of Planted Area
OrganizationNo. of External Stakeholders Present for the Consultation
PT Agrowiratama PT Musim Mas PT Mulia Indah
Government Agencies 17 18 22
Stakeholders consultation on HCV, SIA and Development Plan
Stakeholders Consultation
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Community Leaders, Head of Villages, Local
Communities and Religious Agencies26 35 25
Non-Govermental OrganizationS (NGOs) 5 7 7
Representatives from surrounding companies 8 1 1
HCV / SIA Assessors 4 6 6
Total 60 67 61
Socialization and FPIC Process
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Visit to Smallholder Schemes
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Village Heads and local community representatives from Sambas
visited PT Agrowiratama smallholders’ schemes in West Sumatra
Summary
• Clear policy on sustainability.
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• Constant perseverance and monitoring.
• Need well defined RSPO Grievance Resolution Procedure.
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