Through research entitled Scaling Jurisdictional Approaches in the Indonesian Palm Oil Sector, CIFOR-ICRAF and partners aim to increase the readiness of four palm oil producing regions to implement jurisdictional programmes (JPs) through a participatory, multistakeholder and gender-inclusive approach, and synthesize lessons learned from regency-level studies to strengthen sustainable palm oil initiatives at the national level.
This workshop is a forum for national actors to disseminate and discuss relevant issues, and produce recommendations that can contribute to strengthening relationships between JPs and international market demand, advertising-based certification initiatives and national and regional policies.
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Mots clés:
workshop, Regency-level Studies, Indonesian Palm Oil Research, Jurisdictional Approaches, Multistakeholder Engagement, Supply Chain Analyses, palm oil, Regional Policies, National Workshops, SIPOS Model, walmart, Market Demand, Theory of Change, research, Sustainability Initiatives, Gender-inclusive Approach, Global Dialogues, CIFOR-ICRAF, Environmental Sustainability, Certification Initiatives, Co-design Workshops, R & D, development, research & development, research and development, Special Capital Region of Jakart, Jakarta, Indonesia.
