Material topics relevant to lonsum palm oil operations
- Protection of Forests, Peatlands and Biodiversity
- Fire Control and Haze Prevention
- Climate Change and GHG Emissions
- Water, Waste and Effluents
- Use Of Fertilisers, Pesticides and Chemicals
- Responsible Business Conduct (RBC)
- Community Rights and Relations
- Occupational Health and Safety
- Smallholder Engagement and Livelihoods
- Supply Chain Traceability and Transparency
- Sustainability Certification
- Product Quality and Safety
- Yield Resilience and Innovation
- Human, Child and Labour Rights
- Pandemic Resilience
Pandemic Resilience
Relevant Topics 15
No |
Goal/Target |
Progress (see pages 27-46) |
1 |
Communicate business continuity plans in the face of significant disruptions |
Updated and communicated business continuity plans in line with changing government regulations |
2 |
Conduct annual reviews of Business Continuity Management to stay updated and prepared |
Reviewed Business Continuity Management |
3 | Regularly assess key risks in supply chain |
Identified key risks posed by pandemics
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Engage employees, smallholders and communities that Lonsum operates in on matters related to pandemic preparedness |
Established Task Force to socialise pandemic protocols to stakeholders |
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Responsible Business Conduct
Relevant Topics 16
No |
Goal/Target |
Progress (see pages 27-46) |
1 |
Zero cases of bribery and corruption
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Zero confirmed incidents of bribery and corruption in our operations in 2020 |
Protecting Our Environment
Relevant Topics 1, 2, 3, 4, 5
No |
Goal/Target |
Progress (see pages 27-46) |
1 |
Reduce energy consumption ratio in palm oil mills |
1% reduction of energy consumption per tonne of FFB processed at ISPO/PROPER mills compared to 2019 |
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2 |
Reduce GHG emissions per tonne of palm product |
1% reduction in GHG emissions per tonne of palm product, compared to 2019 |
3 |
Reduce water consumption ratio in palm oil mills |
5% reduction of water consumption per tonne of FFB processed at ISPO/PROPER mills compared to 2019 |
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4 |
Maintain effluent levels to be within local regulation thresholds |
All effluent levels within regulation thresholds |
5 |
By 2020: ISO 14001 certification for 11 mills |
Achieved |
6 | Continue maximize use of renewable fuel (palm shell )
| 98% of fuel used in mills is from renewable products.
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7 | Continue to strengthen fire mitigation procedures
| Completed 3 fire control training days in 5 estates in 2020
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8 | Ensure quality of training for fire control teams and fire specialists across all our plantations
| Our fire specialists receive regular training conducted together with the Ministry of Environment and Forestry, the military, police, and the local government |
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9 | Continue to engage local communities and villages on fire-fighting and prevention
| Engaged 32 villages on fire prevention since 2017.
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10 | No planting on peatland and continue maintaining peat water levels
| Since 2013, no new planting on peatlands and water levels maintained in all peatlands under our control
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11 | Compliance with our policy of no deforestation and zero HCV loss
| No primary forest or HCV land was affected during new planting and replanting in 2020
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12 | To achieve 100% use of available organic fertilizer (Empty Fruit Bunches (EFBs) and Palm Oil Mill Effluent (POME) from our mills) | Achieved
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13 | Continue to improve on Integrated Pest Management to reduce reliance on chemical pesticide use
| 5% decreased of total pesticides used compared to 2019
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Sourcing Traceability
Relevant Material Topics: A, C, D, E, F, G, H, I, J
Certification is a key tool to help deliver on our Policy goals on deforestation, peatland, burning and human rights. Please see detail on sourcing targets below.
No |
Goal/Target |
Progress (see pages 47-58) |
1 |
By end 2023: ISPO certification for all estates
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Achived 94% of targeted hectarage |
2 |
By end 2023: ISPO certification for all estates |
Achieved certification for 8 out of 12 mills. Additional 2 mills have undergone first round of audits |
3 | By 2020: 100% of FFB we process is sourced in accordance with Policy
| Achieved
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By 2025: 100% of FFB we process is ISPO-certified |
On track; 95% of FFB we process in 2020 is ISPO-certified |
5 | Capacity-building for third-party FFB suppliers
| Regularly engaged third-party FFB suppliers to ensure compliance with Policy
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6 | Support 11 KUDs to be ready for smallholders ISPO certification
| On track; 1 KUD achieved ISPO certification, 8 KUDs completed first round of audits, and 2 KUDs
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7 | Continue capacity building programmes for smallholders working with Lonsum
| Launched Sustainable Oil Palm Smallholders Forum which provided capability building programmes for smallholders
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8 | Ganoderma-tolerant seed production to meet annual replanting requirements for owned plantations since 2018
| Continued to improve in R&D on Ganoderma-tolerant seeds
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9 | Conduct R&D for climate change resilience and adaptation
| Continued to improve in R&D on dr ought-resistant seeds
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Our People
Relevant material topics: E, F, J
No |
Goal/Target |
Progress (see pages 59-72) |
1 |
Zero fatalities (across total workforce) |
We regret to report one fatality in our palm oil operation |
2 |
Reduce accident frequency rate (AFR) by 10% between 2018-2020 |
AFR remained stable from 2018 level at 0.6 |
3 |
By 2020: SMK3 certification for 11 mills | 10 mills received SMK3 certification. 1 mill audited |
4 | Comply with all Indonesian laws and regulations on human rights and labour rights
| Full compliance with regulations across all operations
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5 | Revise safety plans for pandemics to ensure safety of workers
| Safety plans revised to account for pandemics
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6 | Maintain no forced labour or child labour in our operations and suppliers
| Zero incidents of forced labour or child labour
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No |
Goal/Target |
Progress (see pages 27-46) |
1 |
Comply with all Indonesian laws and regulations on land rights and land management
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Full compliance with regulations |
2 |
Maintain zero incidents of FPIC violations on new development area
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Zero incidents of FPIC violations on new development area |