Area (and share) of FMUs/sourcing areas certified by forest certification standards

Unit

: Hectares (ha) and Percentage (%) (as part of total area owned, leased or managed)

Indicator

: Compliance with regulations and standards

Metric type

: Response

Framework alignment notes

TNFD Forest, Pulp and Paper FP.A.22.0

SFI Objective 16: Communications and Public Reporting, PM16.1

PEFC 4.4.3 The organisation shall maintain an inventory of geolocation data related to the certified area where forest and tree based products are harvested

SASB RR-FM-160a.1

CDP Forests F6.1 Did you have any forests-related timebound and quantifiable targets that were active during the reporting year? /(F6.1a) Provide details of your forests-related timebound and quantifiable target(s), and progress made.

ITTO Africa SFMI Indicator 1.1.1: Clear objectives and action plans for forest sustainability

AFi 9.1.3

Target example
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An example target and the target source are presented to illustrate how a target could be set for this metric. Learn more on the Methodology page.

[Company name] will increase the area (and share) of FMUs and/or sourcing areas certified by [forest certification standard] by [target amount, in absolute ha, or percentage] by [target year].

Target source: WBCSD target template

Sector

Forest

Value chain stage

Raw Materials

Metric assessment

Relevance: High

Feasibility: High

Additional information

Biome

: Tropical, Temperate, Boreal

Type of Forest

: Plantation, Other Planted forest, Semi-natural forest, Naturally regenerative managed forest

Scale

: Forest stand, Forest management unit (FMU), Landscape

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Area (and share) of FMUs/sourcing areas certified by forest certification standards

Framework alignment notes

Target example
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An example target and the target source are presented to illustrate how a target could be set for this metric. Learn more on the Methodology page.

Sector

Value chain stage

Metric assessment

Additional information

Related actions

Prevent, manage and control invasive species

Promote forest diversity

Protect areas of significant carbon value

Protect areas of significant biodiversity value within or adjacent to operations

Protect biodiversity during harvesting and production

Protect water bodies

Avoid deforestation in direct operations and value chain

Avoid establishing operations in / adjacent to areas of significant biodiversity value

Area (and share) of FMUs/sourcing areas certified by forest certification standards

Framework alignment notes

Target example i An example target and the target source are presented to illustrate how a target could be set for this metric. Learn more on the Methodology page.

Sector

Value chain stage

Metric assessment

Additional information

Related actions

Prevent, manage and control invasive species

Promote forest diversity

Protect areas of significant carbon value

Protect areas of significant biodiversity value within or adjacent to operations

Protect biodiversity during harvesting and production

Protect water bodies

Avoid deforestation in direct operations and value chain

Avoid establishing operations in / adjacent to areas of significant biodiversity value

Target example
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An example target and the target source are presented to illustrate how a target could be set for this metric. Learn more on the Methodology page.