Asia Pulp & Paper

Asia Pulp & Paper

Asia Pulp & Paper Group (APP) is the third largest pulp and paper producer in the world. APP invested upwards of $120m in sustainability in the three years after it launched its Forest Conservation Policy (FCP) in 2013, which included a bold pledge to cease all natural forest clearance.

The Asia Pulp & Paper blog

Ending deforestation: A collective effort

If we’re to protect vital peatlands, we must also protect peatland communities

Show support for forests on the International Day of Forests

Time for action on forest finance

REDD+: Not dead yet

What the new EU-Indonesia timber agreement means for our forests, our communities, and the future of global trade

Recognising a shared responsibility in forest conservation

Last chance for the world’s forests: Collaboration is the only way forward

Real change requires collaboration: a multi-stakeholder approach to meeting climate change commitments

Indonesia is now at a crucial juncture in achieving its aims to halt deforestation, cut greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions and tackle climate change.

Tackling land conflict should be a priority at COP 21

In this new and exclusive edie blog, Asia Pulp & Paper's managing director of sustainability Aida Greenbury explains the importance of collaboration to address the ever-important issues of land conflict and deforestation.

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