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TABLE OF CONTENTS

WELCOME MESSAGE 1

RT11 HIGHLIGHTS 2

SPONSORS & PARTNERS 3 RSPO EXECUTIVE BOARD 4

RSPO SECRETARIAT 5

RT11 INFORMATION 6

FLOOR PLAN 7

PROGRAMME OVERVIEW 8

PLENARY SPEAKERS 13

PROFILE OF SPONSORS 14

PROFILE OF EXHIBITORS 23

POSTER SESSIONS 31

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WELCOME MESSAGEOnce again - welcome to RSPO’s next annual roundtable meet-ing on sustainable palm oil.

Last year’s RT10 in 2012 was indeed significant as the RSPO commemorated its 10th Roundtable meeting with the largest number of participants from a record of 37 countries. The total global supply of palm oil that was certified sustainable was 14 percent. Membership in the RSPO grew in leaps and bounds to more than 1,000 members and it continues to do so. The RSPO Principles and Criteria (P&C) was shared in open consultation with various stakeholders during the RT10 whereby comments and feedback were actively solicited.

Today, supply of Certified Sustainable Palm Oil is at 15 percent of the total global supply of palm oil, the RSPO membership is growing beyond 1,300 and the revised P&C was accepted at the Extraordinary General Assembly with overwhelming acceptance from its members across sectors.

The RT this year will be dedicated to focus on the revised P&C and the various critical aspects. As a multi-stakeholder initiative, the first of its kind for a global commodity, RSPO perceives its progressive approach of assessing and improving its standards every 5 years to be essential in order to positively influence and transform the marketplace.

We are aware that we still have a long way ahead of us in order to achieve our overall goal of transforming markets to make sustainable palm oil the norm; which is why we will gather once again in November 2013 in Medan, Indonesia for RT11.

This year, like the many others before, delegates from all over the world representing the various stakeholders and interest groups will convene and make the best of this platform to impart knowledge, voice opinions, share perspectives, deliberate, debate and formulate future plans that will further strengthen our on-going efforts that will bring us closer towards achieving our targets.

As Henry Ford once said, “Coming together is a beginning; keeping together is progress; working together is success”. Thus, let us look forward to another year of progress and continuous success at this year’s RT11.

Darrel WebberSecretary GeneralRoundtable on Sustainable Palm Oil

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RT11 HIGHLIGHTS

Keynote SpeakerPROFESSOR TIM BENTON

Global Food Security Champion

Plenary SpeakerDR ALAIN RIVAL

Cirad BioS - UMR DIADE

Plenary SpeakerMR JANNICK HOEJRUP SCHMIDT

2.-0 LCA Consultants

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SPONSORS & PARTNERS

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RSPO EXECUTIVE BOARD

M.R. CHANDRAN

Honorary Member

(PlatinumNanochem)

ADVISOR TO RSPO

PROF. BUNGARANSARAGIH(Indonesia)

ADVISOR TO RSPO

EXECUTIVE BOARD

1. OIL PALM GROWERS

EDI SUHARDI

Vice President II

(IndonesianGrowers)

DR GANLIAN TIONG

AlternateMember

(Musim Mas)

KHAIRUDIN HASHIM

Vice President III

(MPOA)

SIMONSIBURAT

AlternateMember

(MPOA)

SIMON LORD

Vice President IV

(NBPOL)

AlexandraBooth

AlternateMember

(OLAM)

FELIPEGUERRERO

AlternateMember

(DAABON)

JOHNCLENDON

AlternateMember

(Univanich Palm Oil PCL)

MOHD NOR KAILANY

Member

(FELDA)

4. PALM OIL PROCESSORS AND / OR TRADERS

TIMSTEPHENSON

Treasurer

(AAK)

MARTINMARTIN

AlternateMember

(AAK)

HIDDE VANKERSEN

Member

(IOI)

TOOHENG LIEW

AlternateMember

(IOI)

6. BANKS / INVESTORS

GERALDINELIM

Member

(Rabobank)

THOMASURSEM

AlternateMember

(Rabobank)

IANHAY

Member

(HSBC)

JOHNLAIDLOW

AlternateMember

(HSBC)

2. CONSUMER GOODS MANUFACTURERS

JANKEES VIS

President

(Unilever)

NEILLACROIX

Member

(Mondelez)

JONATHANHORRELL

AlternateMember

(Mondelez)

3. RETAILERS

BELINDAHOWELL

Member

(RPOG)

HUGOBYRNES

AlternateMember

(Royal Ahold)

AGNES PONDAVEN

Member

(Carrefour)

AGATHEGROSSMITH

AlternateMember

(Carrefour)

5. ENVIRONMENTAL / NATURE CONSERVATION NGOS

ADAMHARRISON

Vice President I

(WWF)

ANDRESGUIMARAES

Member

(ConservationInternational)

MICHALZRUST

AlternateMember

(Zoological Society of London)

7. SOCIAL / DEVELOPMENT NGOS

JOHANVERBURG

Member

(Oxfam)

KATEGEARY

AlternateMember

(Oxfam)

PAULWOLVEKAMP

Member

(Both ENDS)

UPDATED AS OF 09 NOVEMBER 2013

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RSPO SECRETARIAT

FINANCE & ADMIN

FINANCE & ADMIN DIRECTOR

Eileen Ho

MEMBERSHIP EXECUTIVE

Victoria Ramalingam

FINANCE & ADMINCOORDINATOR

Salmiah Hasbullah

KEY ACCOUNT MANAGER

Queenie Ng

RRO INDONESIA

RRO DIRECTOR

Desi Kusumadewi

SMALLHOLDER AFFAIRSTECHNICAL MANAGER

Dr Asril Darussamin

TASKFORCE SH & DISPUTE SETTLEMENT FACILITY ASSISTANT MANAGER

Imam A. EI Marzuq

COMMUNICATIONSMANAGER

Amalia Prameswari

FINANCE & ADMIN

Ananda Ismael

SECRETARY GENERAL

Darrel Webber

EXECUTIVE ASSISTANT TO THE SECRETARY GENERAL

Dayangku Mazrianah

UPDATED AS OF 09 NOVEMBER 2013

TECHNICAL

TECHNICALDIRECTOR

Salahudin Yaacob

SMALLHOLDERS PROGRAM MANAGER

Julia Majail

INTERIM SUPPLYCHAIN MANAGER

Jan Van Driel

BIODIVERSITY &CONSERVATION MANAGER

Oi Soo Chin

GREENHOUSE GASMANAGER

Melissa Chin

CERTIFICATION &TRAINING MANAGER

Bremen Yong

TECHNICAL MANAGER EUROPE

Inke van der Sluijs

COMMUNICATIONS

COMMUNICATIONSDIRECTOR

Joycelyn Lee

COMMUNICATIONS MANAGER

Stefano Savi

MEMBER RELATIONSMANAGER

Ravin Trapshah

EUROPE DIRECTOR OF OUTREACH & ENGAGEMENT

Danielle Morley

TRADEMARK EXECUTIVE

Caroline Yeo

IMPACTS

HEAD OF IMPACTS

Audrey Lee Mei Fong

COMPLAINTSCOORDINATOR

Ravin Krishnan

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RT11 INFORMATION

VENUE AND ACCOMMODATIONThe RT11 will be held at the Santika Premiere Dyandra Hotel & Convention Medan, Indonesia.

The four-star Santika Premiere Dyandra Hotel & Convention Medan, hosting the city’s largest convention center, which is located only 10 minutes from the international airport, and a stone’s throw from the central business district, government buildings. The two largest malls, Sun Plaza Mall and Paladium Mall are also conveniently situated nearby. With easy access from all directions, ample parking space for up to 600 vehicles, and other shopping outlets such as Gramedia Bookstore, Santika Premiere Dyandra Hotel and Convention Medan has all the ingredients for a most enjoyable stay.

LANGUAGEThe official language of the Conference will be English. Simultaneous interpretation will be available in Bahasa Indonesia only.

CONFERENCE REGISTRATIONThe conference registration counter will be located at the foyer of Santika Premiere Dyandra Convention Hall. The registration counters will be operational at the following times:

11 November 2013: 5:00pm - 8:00pm12 November 2013: 8:00am - 5:00pm13 November 2013: 8:00am - 5:00pm14 November 2013: 8:00am - 10:00am

COLLECTION OF GA10 PAPERS & BALLOT PAPERS

14 November 2013: 1:30pm - 3:00pm

Your conference badge, conference bag and other documents will be available to you upon registration. Please wear your delegate badge at all times during the conference for access to all conference sessions, social events and the exhibition area.

A SUSTAINABLE CONFERENCEIt is our aim where possible and appropriate to run this conference in a responsible and sustainable manner; true to our philosophy. These include the use of recycled or eco-friendlypaper, the reduction in the use of paper overall, recycled cotton conference bags, etc.The contents in this conference guide have also been significantly condensed so as to reduce paper usage. Other pertinent information such as list of participants, abstracts and presentation documents will all be uploaded onto our RT11 website and the provided thumb drive which will be given to every delegate upon registration.

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FLOOR PLAN

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PROGRAMME OVERVIEW

DAY 0: MONDAY, 11 NOVEMBER 2013

5:00pm RT11 Registration & Exhibition OpenSantika Premiere Dyandra Hotel & Convention Foyer

6:00pm RT11 Welcome ReceptionBallroom 1 & Foyer

8:00pm RT11 Day 0 Ends

DAY 1: TUESDAY, 12 NOVEMBER 2013

8:00am RT11 Registration & Exhibition Re-OpenSantika Premiere Dyandra Hotel & Convention Foyer

9:00am

9:45am

RT11 OPENING CEREMONYConvention Hall 1

Keynote AddressTHE CHALLENGE OF FOOD SECURITY IN 2050: CAN WE DO IT SUSTAINABLY?Professor Tim BentonGlobal Food Security Champion

10:30am Morning BreakSantika Premiere Dyandra Hotel & Convention Foyer

11:00am

11:15am

THE AMAZING PALM: FROM BIOLOGICAL MODELTO POVERTY ALLEVIATION Dr Alain RivalCoordinator for Oil Palm Research, Cirad BioS - UMR DIADE

FIVE EDIBLE OILS; A COMPARISONMr Jannick Hoejrup Schmidt CEO of 2.-0 LCA Consultants

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11:30am Panel DiscussionTHE POWER OF CONSUMERS TO PUSH THE INDUSTRY TO ADOPT SUSTAINABLE PALM OIL. HOW IMPORTANT IS THIS SEGMENT COMPARED TO INDUSTRY PLAYERS AND GOVERNMENTS?

Panelists

Ms Agnes PondavenQuality and Sustainable Development Project Manager, Asia, Carrefour Group

Mr Daniel MayProject Director - German Forum Sustainable Palm Oil, Deutsche Gesellschaft für Internationale Zusammenarbeit (GIZ)

Ms Jacqueline O’BrienGeneral Manager of Communications - ZoosVictoria, Australia

Ms Michelle DesiletsExecutive Director, Orangutan Land Trust

Moderator: Mr Richard WhiteheadEditor, FoodNavigator Asia

12:30pm RT11 LunchBenteng RestaurantSantika 5 & 6Santika 9 - 12Ulos Cafe (Vegetarian)

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1:30pm SETTING THE SCENEConvention Hall 1

STAKEHOLDERS INTERACTIVE SESSION 1:Understanding the Changes in RSPO Standard 2013Convention Hall 1, 2 & Ballroom 1, 2

3:30pm Afternoon BreakSantika Premiere Dyandra Hotel & Convention Foyer

4:00pm STAKEHOLDERS INTERACTIVE SESSION 2:The Essence of RSPO Standard 2013 to Our AspirationsConvention Hall 1, 2 & Ballroom 1, 2

5:00pm Open ReflectionsConvention Hall 1

5:30pm The Evening NewsConvention Hall 1


DAY 2: WEDNESDAY, 13 NOVEMBER 2013


8:30am The Morning NewsConvention Halls 1 & 2

9:00am OPEN SPACE (OS):Our Support to P&C 2013 for a Sustainable FutureConvention Halls 1 & 2


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DAY 2: WEDNESDAY, 13 NOVEMBER 2013

10:20am DISCUSSION SPACE:Open Topic - Have Your SayConvention Halls 1 & 2

12:00noon RT11 LunchBenteng RestaurantSantika 5 & 6Santika 9 - 12Ulos Cafe (Vegetarian)

1:00pm DISCUSSION SPACE:Open Topic - Have Your SayConvention Halls 1 & 2

3:00pm Afternoon BreakSantika Premiere Dyandra Hotel & Convention Foyer

3:30pm Discussion Space RecapConvention Halls 1 & 2

5:00pm The Evening NewsConvention Halls 1 & 2


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PROGRAMME OVERVIEW

DAY 3: THURSDAY, 14 NOVEMBER 2013


8:30am The Morning NewsConvention Hall 1

8:45am STAKEHOLDERS INTERACTIVE SESSION 3:RSPO Standard 2013 - Inspired Direction and ActionConvention Hall 1, 2 & Ballroom 1, 2


10:20am Stakeholders Interactive Session RecapConvention Hall 1

12:00noon Concluding SpeechConvention Hall 1

12:30pm RT11 LunchBenteng RestaurantSantika 5 & 6Santika 9 - 12Ulos Cafe (Vegetarian)

1:30pm Collection of Ballot Papers for GA10Santika Premiere Dyandra Hotel & Convention Foyer

3:00pm 10th Annual General Assembly of RSPO Members (GA10)Convention Hall 1

6:30pm GA10 Ends

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PLENARY SPEAKERS

MR DANIEL MAYProject DirectorGerman Forum Sustainable Palm Oil, Deutsche Gesellschaft für Internationale Zusammenarbeit (GIZ)

MS AGNES PONDAVENQuality and Sustainable Development Project Manager, AsiaCarrefour Group

MS JACQUIE O’BRIENGeneral Manager of CommunicationsZoos, Victoria, Australia

MS MICHELLE DESILETSExecutive DirectorOrangutan Land Trust

MR RICHARD WHITEHEADEditorFoodNavigator Asia

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CONFERENCE SPONSOR

Cargill provides food, agriculture, financial and industrial products and services to the world. Together with farmers, customers, governments and communities, we help people thrive by applying our insights and nearly 150 years of experience. We have 142,000 employees in 67 countries who are committed to feeding the world in a responsible way, reducing environmental impact and improving the communities where we live and work.

Cargill is committed to sustainable palm oil production and usage. We have a commitment to supply our customers in Europe, the USA, Canada, Australia and New Zealand with RSPO certified palm oil products and/or products originating from smallholder growers by 2015 (this excludes palm kernel oil products). This commitment will be extended across all Cargill’s oil and trading businesses to cover 100 percent of our palm oil products and all customers worldwide by 2020.

Our oil palm plantation - PT Hindoli in South Sumatra, Indonesia - received its RSPO certification in 2009 and followed through with ISCC certification in 2012. The plasma smallholders at our PT Hindoli plantation became the first smallholder scheme in the world to be certified under the RSPO’s Smallholder Principles & Criteria in 2010. PT Hindoli has received a number of prestigious local awards including the Best Investor Award and the Platinum CSR Award. We are currently working to obtain RSPO certification for our other oil palm plantation - Harapan Sawit Lestari in West Kalimantan now.

With regards to supply chain certification, our refineries in Europe, Malaysia, United States, Australia and Russia have received RSPO mass-balance and segregated certification.

Cargill fully endorses RSPO as the global sustainability standard for palm oil products and supports the efforts of the RSPO to promote and raise awareness of sustainable palm oil as well as develop mechanisms to distinguish sustainable palm oil products in the market place.

For more information, visit www.cargill.com

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CONFERENCE SPONSOR

HSBC is one of the world’s largest banking and financial

services organisations, with around 6,600 offices in both

established and faster-growing markets. We serve around 55

million customers through our four global business: Retail

Banking and Wealth Management, Commercial Banking,

Global Banking and Markets, and Global Private Banking. Our

network covers around 80 countries and territories in Europe,

the Asia-Pacific region, the Middle East, Africa, North America

and Latin America. Our aim is to be acknowledged as the world’s

leading international bank.

Listed on the London, Hong Kong, New York, Paris and

Bermuda stock exchanges, shares in HSBC Holdings plc are

held by about 220,000 shareholders in 129 countries and

territories.

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CONFERENCE SPONSOR

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CONFERENCE SPONSOR

JAKARTA REPRESENTATIVE OFFICE:Equity Tower, 43 Suite 43 D

Jl. Jend. Sudirman Kav. 52-53 SCBD Lot. 9Jakarta 12190, Indonesia

Tel No: +62 21 2903 5401-04 Fax No: +62 21 2903 5405

HEAD OFFICE:Jl. H. Udan Said No. 47Pangkalan Bun 74113

Kalimantan Tengah, IndonesiaTel No: +62 532 21297Fax No: +62 532 21396

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CONFERENCE SPONSOR

Sime Darby Plantation Sdn Bhd is the plantation and agri-business arm of Sime Darby Berhad - a Malaysia-based diversified multinational corporation involved in key growth sectors namely plantation, property, motors, industrial, energy & utilities and healthcare. Sime Darby operates in over 20 countries worldwide.

Today Sime Darby Plantation is one of the world’s largest plantation companies, producing about 2.46 million tonnes or 5% of the world’s Crude Palm Oil (CPO). Our landbank currently stands at over 858,878 hectares across Malaysia, Indonesia and Liberia, of which some 525,325 hectares have been planted mainly with oil palm.

As an integrated plantation company, Sime Darby Plantation is involved in the full spectrum of the palm oil value chain. Our Downstream business spans over 14 different countries, involving the manufacturing of oils and fats products, oleochemicals and palm oil-based biodiesel. Alongside oil palm, the Division is also involved in agri-business activities and the cultivation of rubber.

Sime Darby Plantation is committed to realizing its goal of becoming the world’s premier producer of sustainable palm oil as we adhere strictly to the Principles and Criteria of the Roundtable on Sustainable Palm Oil (RSPO) of which we are also a co-founding member. As of July 2013, Sime Darby Plantation has 60 mills in which 55 are RSPO certified within our Malaysian and Indonesian operations, capable of producing more than 2.5 million MT of RSPO certified palm products annually which include palm oil and palm kernels, making us the largest producer of sustainable palm oil.

The company also invests heavily in R&D and is the first in the world to successfully sequence, assemble and became the first company in the world to annotate the oil palm genome in early 2009. This scientific breakthrough has enabled the company to move towards innovation in improving yield and output of this major food crop.

Sime Darby Plantation strives to maximize returns across the entire value chain. With continuous commitment in R&D, our upstream operations continue to seek ways to maximize yield and optimize cost, while improving productivity and efficiency. We are also constantly seeking strategic landbank for expansion and we will also continue to invest in our downstream sector, in projects and products across geographical boundaries.

As for Sime Darby Plantation’s Agribusiness and Food business, our current product portfolio includes palm olein and soft oil based cooking oil (canola, soybean and corn oil and the blends of those oil with palm oil), pink guava based juices (GoFresh) and sweetened beverage creamer. All these products are distributed by Sime Darby Foods & Beverages Marketing Sdn Bhd.

Sime Darby Plantation Sdn BhdLevel 10, Main Block, Plantation TowerNo. 2, Jalan PJU 1A/7, Ara Damansara47301 Petaling Jaya, Selangor Darul EhsanTel: (603) 7848 4000Website: www.simedarbyplantation.com

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CONFERENCE SPONSOR

WILMAR INTERNATIONAL LIMITED

Wilmar International Limited is Asia’s leading agribusiness group engaged in oil palm cultivation, oilseeds crushing, edible oils refining, sugar milling and refining, specialty fats, oleochemicals, biodiesel and fertilisers manufacturing and grains processing. At the core of Wilmar’s strategy is a resilient integrated business model that encompasses the entire value chain of the agricultural commodity processing business. Headquartered in Singapore, it has over 450 manufacturing plants globally and an extensive distribution network covering more than 50 countries. The Group is backed by a multinational workforce of about 92,000 people.

As a responsible corporate citizen, Wilmar endeavours to create and build an enduring business that is economically viable, socially beneficial and environmentally sustainable. Since 2005, Wilmar has been an active member of the Roundtable on Sustainable Palm Oil (RSPO), an international multi-stakeholder organisation that promotes the production and use of sustainable palm oil. The Group adopts an environmental management system conforming to the RSPO Principles & Criteria and the United Nations Global Compact, amongst others. In managing oil palm plantations, it upholds stringent policies of zero-burning and non-development on peatlead while respecting the rights of communities by adopting the ‘free, prior and informed consent’ (FPIC) principle.

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SPONSOR

4th International Conference on Oil Palm and Environment (ICOPE)

“Oil Palm Cultivation:Becoming a Model forTomorrow’s SustainableAgriculture”12 - 14 February 2014The Stones Hotel - Legian BaliJl. Raya Pantai Kuta,Banjar Legian Kelod, Legian · Bali, Indonesia

Discussions include the characteristics of tomorrow's model for a sustainable agricultural development and its association with oil palm’s development in the past decades as well as oil palm “potential”. For example:• Producing more food on less land to ensure nodeforestation and biodiversity losses • Avoiding carbonemission due to land use change while developing newagricultural projects • Capturing more carbon in biomass andsoils • Using agricultural practices with low environmentalimpacts while optimising the use of ecological services forachieving high yield • Integrating and supporting smallholderschemes in development projects.

Key topics of ICOPE 2014:• Deforestation: How to reach a zero deforestation

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SPONSOR

GreenPalm exclusively operates the RSPO Book & Claim supply chain option. The platform allows RSPO certified plantations to convert their certified palm, palm kernel and Palm kernel expeller into GreenPalm certificates. Offers for these certificates are placed on the GreenPalm market, 1 tonne of RSPO certified palm oil = 1 GreenPalm CPO certificate. Product manufactures that use palm, palm kernel oil or any derivatives & fraction can place offers for these certificates - offsetting their annual physical usage. Since 2008 over 7 million tonnes of RSPO certified palm has been sold via GreenPalm.

Contact: [email protected]/[email protected]

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SPONSOR

Rabobank Group is Dutch international financial services provider operating on the basis of cooperative principles.

Internationally, the Group’s focus is on providing customised banking and financing solutions to food and agribusiness clients and commodity traders worldwide - from financing palm oil plantations and inventory, to hedging against volatile palm oil prices or optimally structuring capital.

With a presences in 42 countries, Rabobank provide one-stop financing solutions around the world, linking origins to destinations.

Being a member of the Executive Board of RSPO, Rabobank is committed to promoting sustainable financing of the palm oil industry, and realising a sustainable global production chain.

As a major financer of the commodities value chain, Rabobank was awarded “Best Global Soft Commodity Bank” in 2011, 2012 and 2013 by Euromoney magazine. For more information, visit our website www.rabobank.com

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PROFILE OF EXHIBITORS

A program of the International Finance Corporation

The Biodiversity and Agricultural Commodities Program (BACP) is a multi-donor initiative with contributions from the Global Environment Facility, the International Finance Corporation, and the governments of Italy, Japan, Luxembourg, the Netherlands, New Zealand, and Norway.

BACP seeks to reduce the threats posed by agriculture to bio¬diversity of global significance by transforming commodity mar¬kets for cocoa, palm oil and soy. To transform the commodity markets, BACP supports projects that generate greater supply, demand and financing of biodiversity-friendly products.

For more information, visit http://www.ifc.org/bacp.

Asian Agri is one of the leading palm oil companies and a pioneer of the national smallholders scheme in Indonesia. Our palm oil operations span 3 provinces in Sumatra with 160,000 ha of planted plantation, of which 60,000 ha are in partnership with 29,000 smallholders in Riau & Jambi provinces. We are fully committed to the principles of sustainable palm oil, and have obtained certification in Round Table for Sustainable Palm Oil (RSPO), Indonesian Sustainable Palm Oil (ISPO) and the International Sustainability & Carbon Certification (ISCC).

To date, over 22,000 hectares of our own plantations are already RSPO certified and 100,000 hectares are ISCC certified. We have also helped our smallholder farmers obtain RSPO and ISCC certification for over 42,000 hectares.” This commitment to sustainability and smallholder partnerships has led Asian Agri to become the company with the biggest number of RSPO and ISCC certified smallholders in Indonesia.

Contact Person: Asrini Subrata, Stakeholder Relations, Asian AgriJl. MH. Thamrin No. 31, Jakarta 10230, IndonesiaTel: +62 21 2301119 Fax: +62 21 2301120 Email: [email protected]

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Daemeter is a leading independent consulting firm promoting sustainable development through responsible and equitable management of natural resources, particularly in Asia’s emerging economies. With offices in Indonesia and USA, we offer a wide range of professional services to the forestry, agriculture, finance, energy, mining and international development sectors, among others, supporting clients and partners in achieving their social and environmental objectives.

PT Earthline based in Jakarta, provides high resolution satellite imagery, survey and mapping services.

The company was established in December 2001 and serves various sectors with a focus on plantations and mining primarily in Indonesia and Malaysia. Over the past twelve years Earthline has provided customers with over 15,000,000 hectares (1,000 orders) of high resolution satellite imagery for multiple applications in various sectors. In the third quarter of 2012, PT Earthline is adding Drone Aerial Photography to its business, to facilitate the higher resolution imagery and short timeframe demands.

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GreenPalm exclusively operates the RSPO Book & Claim supply chain option. The platform allows RSPO certified plantations to convert their certified palm, palm kernel and Palm kernel expeller into GreenPalm certificates. Offers for these certificates are placed on the GreenPalm market, 1 tonne of RSPO certified palm oil = 1 GreenPalm CPO certificate. Product manufactures that use palm, palm kernel oil or any derivatives & fraction can place offers for these certificates - offsetting their annual physical usage. Since 2008 over 7 million tonnes of RSPO certified palm has been sold via GreenPalm.

Contact: [email protected]/[email protected]

PT Hetts Bio Lestari is the leading producer and distributor of environmentally friendly technology for crop protection in Indonesia. We provide unique biopesticides and other tools for biological control of rats, insects, and other pests in agriculture in general, and oil palm plantations in particular. PT. Hetts Bio Lestari is dedicated to the production of healthy crops by keeping theenvironment healthy.

Contact UsKomplex Citra Garden Blok A7 No.26, Jl. Jamin Ginting Padang Bulan,Medan 2A155, IndonesiaTel./fax.: + 62-6 l -822A622 Website: www hettsbiolestari. comEmail: [email protected], [email protected]

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Muar Ban Lee Engineering Sdn. Bhd. (Co.No166822-V)JR52, Lot 1818, Jalan Raja, Kawasan Perindustrian Bukit Pasir, 84300 Muar, Johor, Malaysia.Tel: +606 985 9998 Fax +606 985 8889 Email : [email protected] : WWW.MBL.COM

Establish since 1987, MBL business focus is beyond providing high efficiency & quality machinery. We provide One Stop Solution for Palm Kernel Crushing Plant, Copra / Coconut Crushing Plant, Oil Filtration System, EFB Treatment Plant, WP-Daitoku (Compost Plant), Biogas (Plant) & POME Waste Water Treatment Plant. Continuous investment in Research & Development (R&D) and leveraging on years of technical know-how, MBL has successfully completed hundreds of oil seed crushing projects for major plantations & oil mills. GET THE MOST OUT OF IT!

Pioneers & Leaders in Green TechnologiesINDIA SINGAPORE INDONESIA BRAZILMALAYSIA COLOMBIA

Knowledge Integration services (KIS Group) is Pioneer & leader providing GREEN TECHNOLOGIES for different Industries across world. Our presence is in more than 15 countries in Agricultural industries like Sugar, Palm Oil, Rubber industries, Food industry, etc with more than 330 EFFLUENT TREATMENT PROJECTS with our Innovative ZPHBTM technology. Our company has been invited to present on green technology for POME treatment by MPOB, MARGMA, GAPKI, ICEPO-2012 & 13, FEDEPALMA and COCOTECH, also at various international events. “ZERO PONDSTM, ZERO POLLUTIONTM, & HIGHER BIOGASTM” system for POME (Palm oil Mill effluent) treatment is Our path breaking, total green technology; it is proven and operating in 5 palm oil mills and under commission/construction in 14 different Palm oil mills in Indonesia/Malaysia/ Papua New guinea/Ivory Coast which are due for completion by end 2013.

BESIDES ABOVE KIS GROUP HAS THE DISTINCTION OF BEING FIRST AND ONLY TECHNOLOGY PROVIDER IN INDONESIA TO DEVELOP “POA-CDM” FOR BIOGAS PROJECTS IN INDONESIA. Also we have developed & installed Biomass TOH (Thermal Oil Heaters) projects in Malaysia & Indonesia which are operating successfully for many years. So far we have completed 14 biomass projects & many of them are CDM registered projects.

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Proforest is an independent international organization whose unique expertise delivers sustainable natural resource management solutions across the entire supply chain. Proforest has worked in the palm oil sector for over a decade with extensive experience across the major producing regions; Africa, Southeast Asia and Latin America. Our work includes providing technical support for RSPO; delivery of training and capacity building workshops; and providing sustainability support for all supply chain actors, including growers and purchasers of palm oil. www.proforest.net

Head office (United Kingdom) Southeast Asia [email protected] [email protected]+44(0)1865243439 +60(0)362011148

Latin America Office West Africa [email protected] [email protected]+55(61)38792249 +233(0)302542975

PANECO FOUNDATION (www.paneco.ch)PanEco is an international non-profit foundation with headquarters in Switzerland. Our work focuses on nature conservation and environmental education in Indonesia and Switzerland. We implement our own projects and support local partner organisations by technical advice and funding. Our goals: • Conservation of biodiversity • Sustainable use of natural resources • Development of professional environmental education • Improvement of the life standard of disadvantaged strata of society • Promotion of intercultural exchange Address: PanEco Foundation for Sustainable Development and Intercultural Exchange Chileweg 5, CH - 8415 Berg am Irchel, SwitzerlandPhone/Fax: +41 (0)52 318 23 23/+41 (0)52 318 19 06Email: [email protected]

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SPKS an organization of oil palm smallholders under of the law Indonesian having is registered office and its place of bisnis at perumahan bogor baru bloc C1 No 10, bogor Indonesia.

The members of the organization SPKS are oil palm smallholders holding the vision for independency, sovereignty, and prosperity. SPKS puts forward the fair and accountable market transformation concerning the environmental and social issues, including climate change, by regarding the smallholders as relevant stakeholders.

Solidaridad is an international organization dedicated to responsible food production to sustain the growing world population and to providing the world with an alternative to fossil fuels like oil and gas. We envision a world in which all we produce, and all we consume, can feed us all while respecting the planet, each other and the next generation. We bring together commodity supply chain actors and engage them in innovative solutions to improve production, ensuring the transition to a sustainable and inclusive economy that maximizes the benefit for all. More about Solidaridad at www.solidaridadnetwork.org

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Wetlands International is an independent, global network organization. We safeguard and restore wetlands for people and nature. Active in around 100 countries, we facilitate community-based initiatives to manage wetlands so as to secure their values and services for the long term. We build scientific, practical and traditional knowledge to stimulate effective policies, practices and investments. We maximize our reach and impact through innovative and strategic partnerships.

Contact: Mr. Marcel SilviusHead of Programme and Strategy, Wetlands & [email protected] www.wetlands.org

eTrace is your online tool to track and trace CSPO products. Users are able to verify the sustainable origins of their purchases throughout the supply chain. This is one of the ways RSPO provides assurance that certified products really do relate to sustainable practices.

Since 2007 UTZ Certified has provided traceability services for the RSPO in the IP, Segregated and Mass Balance supply chains. UTZ Certified, one of the largest labels and programs for sustainable farming worldwide, a member of ISEAL and a trusted partner for traceability; we look forward to talking with you at Booth #17.Online support: [email protected]

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WILD ASIA is a social enterprise working to promote concepts of sustainability through global standards, raising awareness, promoting education and developing practical implementation models. Through strategic partnerships with businesses which have a direct impact on our natural environment, we provide advisory services and training modules to facilitate learning and the implementation of global standards and guidelines. Wild Asia has experience in the forestry, tourism and agriculture sectors. Please visit our company website at www.wildasia.org or http://oilpalm.wildasia.org/ for more details on our work in sustainable oil palm.

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RT11 POSTER SESSIONS

NO ORGANISATION

1 WETLANDS INTERNATIONAL

2 BAYER CO. (MALAYSIA) SDN BHD

3 BAYER CO. (MALAYSIA) SDN BHD

4 SOLIDARIDAD

5 SOLIDARIDAD

6 SOLIDARIDAD

7 OXFAM

8 YAYASAN EKOSISTEM LESTARI

9 RSPO: FIVE EDIBLE OILS - A COMPARISON

10 RSPO: SMALLHOLDERS GO GLOBAL

11 RSPO: DISPUTE SETTLEMENT FACILITY

12 RSPO: COMPENSATION TASK FORCE

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