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    REQUIREMENTS FOR OIL PALM PLANTATIONS

    AND ORGANISED SMALLHOLDERS


    Part 3 General principles for oil palm plantations and organised smallholders
    MS 2530-3:2013 Malaysian Sustainable Palm Oil (MSPO)

    .
    PRINCIPLE 7
    No planting on lands with high biodiversity value

    . No conversion of Environmentally Sensitive Areas


    (ESAs)

    .
    New plantings and replanting on peat lands can be
    developed as per MPOB guidelines & industry best
    practices
    PRINCIPLE 1
    . Malaysian Sustainable Palm Oil
    . Comprehensive Social and Environmental Impact (MSPO) Policy is in place
    Assessment (SEIA) conducted prior to new plantings
    . Internal Audit shall be conducted

    6 . Adequate information on soil types and topography


    needed of new plantings periodically
    PRINCIPLE Management review to ensure
    . Extensive planting on steep areas and fragile soils
    . Site management to implement avoided . adequacy and effectiveness of
    best practices MSPO implementation
    . Recognise customary land rights and its owners’
    Economic and financial viability through Free, Prior and Informed Consent (FPIC) . Continual improvement plan in
    . plan implemented place

    . Transparent and fair price dealing


    implemented

    . Contractors shall understand and

    2
    comply with MSPO requirements Management
    Development
    PRINCIPLE
    commitment
    of new plantings
    and responsibility

    . Relevant information and


    Transparency documents made public

    PRINCIPLE 5 Best
    practices
    Part 3 Transparency
    .
    Procedures for consultation and
    communication with stakeholders
    established
    . Environmental Management General principles
    for oil palm plantations
    Plan (EMP) in place and organised smallholders . Implement procedures for
    traceability of products
    . Efficiency of energy use and Compliance
    use of renewable energy to legal
    requirements
    Environment,

    3
    . Waste products and sources of natural resources, Compliance to legal
    pollution identified biodiversity and requirements
    ecosystem
    services Social responsibility,
    PRINCIPLE
    Reduction of pollution and Social responsibility,
    . emission including greenhouse
    health, safety and
    health, safety and
    gases
    employment conditions
    employment conditions . Compliance to applicable laws
    and regulations
    Quality and availability of
    . surface and ground water are . Land use and Customary Land
    Rights shall be respected

    4
    maintained

    Identification of high PRINCIPLE . Legal ownership of land


    ownership
    . biodiversity value areas and
    rare, threatened or endangered . Social Impact Assessment (SIA) conducted
    . Free, Prior and Informed
    ecosystems or species . Complaints and grievances mechanism in place Consent (FPIC) in place
    Zero burning practices for . Commitment to contribute to local sustainable development
    . waste disposal and land
    preparation . Employees safety and health policy in place
    . Good employment conditions established
    . Appropriate training is provided

    MALAYSIAN PALM OIL CERTIFICATION COUNCIL


    15th Floor, Bangunan Getah Asli (Menara), 148, Jalan Ampang 50450 Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia | tel +603 2181 0192 | fax +603 2181 0167 |
    | info@mpocc.org.my | www.mpocc.org.my |

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