Kerunang and Entapang Complaint against RSPO at OECD in Swiss
This is a complaint by two Dayak Hibun communities in West Kalimantan, Indonesia (“the Communities”). It is made against a […]
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The underbelly of the financial world How it is not taking responsibility for abusive practices in palm oil production
In this background paper, SOMO explores the diverse financial instruments and complex channels of the financial sector through which
RSPO Banks are Financing NON-RSPO Palm Oil Companies
Between 2010 and 2016, 8 RSPO member banks were involved in finance to at least 4 non-RSPO member palm oil
Extra Hard Work is needed! – Civil Society’s Position Prior to the G20 Summit in Germany
Press Release Civil Society Forum on Foreign Policy – ICFP A number of representatives of Indonesian civil society organizations have
Sustainable Banking Initiatives
Initiatives for integrating sustainability criteria into the everyday business practices and governance structures of commercial banks have been around since
Sustainable Finance in Indonesia: Expectations and Challenges
TuK INDONESIA is committed to help bring about justice in Indonesia, through a transformative approach. We look at the reality
Zero deforestation: A commitment to change
The silver anniversary edition of ETFRN News brings together 40 contributions from 100 experts and practitioners, who share their experiences and
Decoupling international finance from deforestation, and the need for regulation
Article by TuK, Profundo, RAN and Fern for the ETFRN 58 publication entitled Zero deforestation: A commitment to change. Download
Filling the Room for Improvements in Roadmap for Sustainable Finance
By: Jalal. What is clearly visible on Roadmap for Sustainable Financial? Having read the document several times, it seemed that
2016: The Year of Sustainable Finance
By: Jalal. Simon Zadek, sustainability expert who has long been active since 3 decades ago, declared that 2016 is the