[FPP] Harmful Social and Environmental Impacts of Liberia Palm Oil Project Exposed
**PRESS RELEASE – For Immediate Release** Golden Veroleum and Golden Agri-Resource’s palm oil operations in Liberia are compounding poverty and […]
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The Netherlands committed to 100% sustainable palm oil in Europe
News item | 28-01-2015 By 2020, 100% of the palm oil used in Europe must be sustainable. Lilianne Ploumen, Minister
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US Congress raises heat on World Bank over China fears
Financial Times December 18, 2014 7:20 am Shawn Donnan, World Trade Editor The US Congress is putting new pressure on
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The 2014 Roadmap to Dispute Resolution Mechanism in Financial Services Sector
21 November 2014, Jakarta. Financial Services Authority (OJK) is formed with an aim that the whole activities in financial services
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Beyond EU, RSPO and ISPO Sustainability Requirements
By Rahmawati Retno Winarni, Edi Sutrisno & Norman Jiwan Perkumpulan Transformasi untuk Keadilan Indonesia or TuK INDONESIA trusts that making
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[Mafia Migas] Who are The People behind Indonesia’s Oil and Gas Mafia?
Posted On 22 Sep 2014 By : Global Indonesian Voices 0 Comments Tag: Gas,Mafia Migas, Oil Jakarta. Indonesia’s oil and gas mafia is
Independent review of the social impacts of GAR FCP in Kapuas Hulu District West Kalimantan
This independent review is a publication that reveals social impacts of Golden Agri Resources’ forest conservation programme based on High
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100% Sustainable Palm Oil Use Pledged by France and Germany
September 7, 2013 by Jill Ettinger Chew News , Green Living , Health , Organic , Organic Food France and Germany join Belgium, UK and the Netherlands in a
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Executive Summary: Financing oil palm expansion in Indonesia and Malaysia (20 June 2013)
Introduction1 As global demand for palm oil for food, chemical and biofuel uses continues to grow, increasingly more resources are
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World’s largest sovereign wealth fund divests from palm oil companies
08 March 2013. Wilmar, named the “worst company in the world” by Newsweek, and 22 other oil palm companies are