Forest
…apply to legally classed forests that are tree plantations or presently have little or no tree cover. As stated in Core Principle 3.4, company commitments are additional to applicable law,…
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Minimal level (of deforestation or conversion)
…(e.g., as specified in Core Principle 7). If not planned in advance (e.g., if resulting from unauthorised encroachment or other unforeseen activities), are addressed through effective actions to prevent non-repetition…
Grievance mechanism
…can be sought.[3] Grievance mechanisms may be State-based or non-State-based and they may be judicial or non-judicial. [3] Adapted from the UN Guiding Principles on Business and Human Rights…
Remediation and remedy
…criminal or administrative, such as fines), as well as the prevention of harm through, for example, injunctions or guarantees of non-repetition.[4] [4] Adapted from the UN Guiding Principles Reporting Framework…
Customary rights to land, resources, and territory
…a collective human right of indigenous peoples and local communities that exists whether or not a title from the State has been issued. [6] Source: RSPO Principles and Criteria…
Livelihoods
…or through exchange, barter, trade, or engagement in the market. It encompasses the capabilities, assets, and activities required to secure the necessities of life.[10] [10] Source: RSPO Principles and Criteria…