Rainforest Alliance Certified TM Sustainability Goes Mainstream Cranfield

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Rainforest Alliance CertifiedTM
Sustainability Goes Mainstream
Cranfield
16 June 2009
The Rainforest Alliance
An international, nonprofit environmental and sustainable
development organization.
Our mission is to protect ecosystems and the people and
wildlife that depend on them by transforming …
Land use practices
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Consumer Behaviour
Business practices
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Rainforest Alliance programmes
Forestry
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Work with local and indigenous communities to produce
more efficiently and at higher quality for international
markets.
Certified 130 million acres in 60+countries
Agriculture
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3% of the world’s coffee
3% of the world’s tea
18% of the world’s bananas
Cocoa, citrus, mangoes, pineapple, flowers, ferns,
passion fruit, brazil nuts, other
Tourism
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Improve sustainability of tourism operations
Conserve local ecosystems
Recycling, water conservation and waste management
Other: Climate, Monitoring and Evaluation, Education..
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A 22 years old organization with work in 63 countries. 300 staff based in 13 countries; an
operating budget of $30m; 35,000 members and $3bn in annual sales of Rainforest
Alliance CertifiedTM products. Almost 35,000 farms certified (1.3m acres); 130 million
acres of certified forests in 1,900 operations. Trained 1,500 tourism entrepreneurs in best
practices for sustainable tourism.
Sustainable Agriculture
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The Principles of
Sustainable Agriculture
(The Sustainable Agriculture Network Standard)
Developed with
input from:
NGOs
Industry
Scientists
Farmers
Farm workers
Government
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Social and Environmental
Management System
Ecosystem Conservation
Wildlife Protection
Water Conservation
Fair Treatment and Good
Working Conditions for Workers
Occupational Health and Safety
Community Relations
Integrated Crop Management
Soil Management and
Conservation
Integrated Waste Management
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Economics Environment
Ethics
A holistic view of integrated challenges
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Impacts on the ground: Economic
ƒ Farm management plan
ƒ Integrated crop
management
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ƒ Integrated waste
management
It is about more
than price, it is
about farmers
learning to control
their own futures
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Impacts on the ground: Social
ƒ Dignified treatment and
good working conditions
for workers
Well managed farms
benefit the whole
community
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ƒ Occupational health
and safety
ƒ Community relations
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Impacts on the ground:
Environmental
ƒ Ecosystem conservation
ƒ Water conservation
ƒ Wildlife protection
ƒ Soil management and
conservation
More collaboration
between farmers
and conservationists
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Finca Arroyo Negro
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Beyond Certification…
Monitoring and Evaluation
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Working with companies
Transforming..
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9 Business practices
9 Consumer Behaviour
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Across the entire value chain
Production
Transformation
Consumption
FORESTRY
Landowner /
leaseholder
Timber co. /
government
with cutting
rights
Forest certification, legality
verification, and carbon
sequestration verification
Plywood, paper, Secondary Distributors
timber, veneer,
work:
wood fuel, and
furniture,
other log-related construction,
industries
etc.
Forest product certification, legality
verification, and carbon
sequestration verification
Retailers
Contractors
Purchasers
of end
product
Sourcing Assistance
AGRICULTURE
Farmers
Capacity Building, Farm
certification, carbon
sequestration verification
Traders
Wholesalers Packaged food
manufacturers
Supply chain and market
linkages, carbon offsets,
information sharing
Retailers
Restaurants /
end consumer
Engaging companies,
communications support,
carbon offsets
TOURISM
Hotels/ Excursions /
Activities / Transportation
Training in sustainable practices,
carbon footprinting and offsets
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In-bound tour
operators
Supply chain and market
linkages, carbon offsets
Out-bound tour
operators
Tourists /
business travelers
/ companies
Linkages to sustainable
operations, carbon offsets
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Nespresso AAA Project
Development and application of the Tool for the Assessment
of Sustainable Quality (TASQ)
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Rainforest Alliance Work
at Origin
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TASQ was developed
to allow the
integration of the
principles of
sustainability as
reflected in the farm
assessment criteria of
Rainforest Alliance
and the quality
management
principles of
Nespresso”
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TASQ Nespresso
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TASQ Developed to serve
– as an assessment tool for farms and wet mills for
sustainability and quality criteria
– to provide an “enabling framework” to move farmers
forward in the performance of their farms.
Rainforest Alliance co-developed the tool,
– Benchmarked SAN standard on the sustainability
component
– “Train the the trainer” workshops for assessors and
verification of farm assessments.
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Exporters required to implement the TASQ in all farms
as part of the AAA program.
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Giving consumers a guarantee
Rainforest Alliance and
Forest Stewardship Council
ƒ Credible, third party verification
and seal of approval
ƒ Comprehensive guidelines that
balance ecological, economic and
social considerations
ƒ Reputation in sustainability
ƒ Traceability
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Case Studies: Chiquita
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Chiquita production and costs
Total Ow ned Production
140%
130%
Hurricane Mitch
120%
110%
100%
90%
80%
70%
60%
1995
1996
1997
1998
1999
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Productivity
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Cost/Box
Productivity increase of 27%, Costs down by 12%.
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Kraft: Different application in
different markets
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Kraft Approach to Sustainability
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Kraft approaches sustainability as part of its overall business
strategy
“Making sustainability a part of every business decision”
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Doing what's right while doing what's good for our business to:
– Better manage costs
– Drive growth
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By making decisions that are:
– Environmentally responsible
– Socially Responsible
– Economically Responsible
Trans /
Agricultural
Distribution Commodities
Continuous Improvement
Short
Waste
Design
Design
Water
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Packaging
Energy
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McDonald’s: Leading Change
Eight months after launch of Rainforest
Alliance Certified coffee in UK and Ireland:
ƒ Unit sales up 15%
ƒ Coffee £ sales up 23%
ƒ Two fifths of customers say Rainforest Alliance
certification is ‘really important’
ƒ One quarter want to know more about
Rainforest Alliance
ƒ Nine out of ten very or fairly satisfied with
quality
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Food service
Operators
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The Entire Cocoa Production from
Sustainable Sources by 2020
100,000 MT Rainforest Alliance
CertifiedTM
Galaxy in UK Rainforest Alliance
Certified in 2010
Unilever 10+ years of working
towards sustainability on their
own estates:
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Wanted to roll out
sustainability across their
entire supply chain
Independent Certification to
be able to share with
consumers
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The Rainforest Alliance
Collaboration
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Focus on how farms are managed
(People, Planet & Profit)
Logical fit with Unilever’s own
experience
Ability to work on an international
scale and with both large-scale
plantations and small farmers
Market-based premium for
farmers
Ability to help move whole
industry
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Global Commitment to sourcing
all tea sustainably:
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All tea used in PG Tips, Lipton Yellow Label tea bags in
Western Europe sourced from Rainforest Alliance
Certified™ farms by 2010
Extend Rainforest Alliance certification to all Lipton tea
bags globally by 2015
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The Journey…
2007
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The Journey…
2009
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The Journey…
2014
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Communications
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Rainforest
Alliance certified
packs
THE CAMPAIGN
Short movie to
inform and entertain
Promo
packs
2nd phase TV “Senor Al”
TV announcement “Take a sip”
National press, radio and PR
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Thank You!
Rainforest Alliance Certified™
www.rainforest-alliance.org
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