The unit(s) of measurement applicable to the metric.
: Composite index
Indicator
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Indicators were developed by WBCSD. Learn more on the Methodology page.
: Ecosystem condition
Metric type
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The category of nature-related metrics. Learn more on the Methodology page.
: Pressure
Framework alignment notes
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The details of a metric’s alignment to each framework, including where the same or similar metric can be found within the listed framework.
6.3.1. The forest owner/manager shall identify, protect and/or conserve ecologically important forest areas
E4-5 38c Disclosure of changes in spatial configuration of landscape
E4-5 38d Disclosure of changes in ecosystem structural connectivity
Forests
F6.10b Provide details of your engagement with landscape/jurisdictional approaches to sustainable land use during the reporting year.//State the achievements of your engagement so far, and how
progress is monitored
Land
1.2 Total area (ha) within the engaged landscape(s) of natural lands converted since 2020
Indicator 2.2: The health and vitality of the forest ecosystem are maintained
1.1.c Fragmentation of forests
6.3 The Organization shall maintain and/or enhance the diversity and composition of species, habitats, ecosystems and ecological processes through management activities
4.7: Forest Fragmentation
Target example
[Company name] will work towards reducing forest fragmentation in [target location(s)] by [target percentage]% by implementing restoration and other measures to improve ecosystem connectivity.
Target Source: WBCSD target template
Sector
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Each metric applies to one sector.
Forest
Value chain stage
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Each metric applies to one or more stages of the value chain aligned with the associated actions.
Raw Materials
Metric assessment
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The relevance and feasibility scores were determined by WBCSD member companies. Learn more on the Methodology page.
Relevance:High
Feasibility:Medium
Additional information
Biome: Tropical, Temperate, Boreal
Type of Forest: Plantation, Other Planted forest, Semi-natural forest, Naturally regenerative managed forest