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Indonesia wood pulp - Supply chain data

Indonesia palm oil - Supply chain data

Indonesia cocoa - Supply chain data

Indonesia coffee - Supply chain data

Indonesia shrimp - Supply chain data

The total burned area in hectares within the boundaries of a wood supplier’s concession for the selected year, according to data from the Ministry of Environment and Forestry, Government of Indonesia. The burned areas may include natural forest, eucalyptus or acacia plantations for wood fiber, and other areas.

Indonesia - Annual burned areas

Total deforestation per pulp concession for a given year.

Indonesia - Annual deforestation

Total deforestation in peat areas inside pulp concessions.

Indonesia - Annual deforestation on peatlands

The total area deforested for industrial oil palm plantations in hectares in the selected year

Indonesia - Annual palm deforestation (industrial)

Total area of forest converted to pulp wood plantations for a given year.

Indonesia - Annual woodpulp deforestation

The total burned area in hectares the selected year, according to data from the Ministry of Environment and Forestry, Government of Indonesia.

Indonesia - Burned areas

The total burned area in hectares within the boundaries of a palm oil supplier’s concession for the selected year, according to data from the Ministry of Environment and Forestry, Government of Indonesia.

Indonesia - Burned peatlands

Indonesia - Deforestation

Annual greenhouse gas emissions from peat soil burning linked to palm oil production. The emissions are calculated based on the area of overlap between the burned areas and peat areas and attributed to oil palm based on the different land uses. Emissions were calculated using an average emission estimate for fire events on peat of 824 tonnes of CO₂-eq./ha provided by Rodríguez Vásquez et al., (2021).

Indonesia - Emissions from peat burning

Greenhouse gas emissions from peat soil burning. The emissions are calculated based on the area of overlap between the burned areas and peat areas inside of the concessions in each year multiplied by an emission factor of 824 tonnes of CO₂-eq following the average emission estimates for a fire events on peat provided by Rodríguez Vásquez et al., (2021).

Annual greenhouse gas emissions from peat subsidence linked to palm oil production. The emissions are calculated based on the area of palm oil plantations on peat multiplied by an emission factor of 90 t CO₂-eq./ha following Cooper et al. (2020)

Indonesia - Emissions from peat subsidence

Greenhouse gas emissions from peat subsidence. The emissions are calculated based on the area of pulpwood plantations on peat multiplied by an  emission factor of 73.4 tCO₂-eq, indicating a constant 20 tonnes of Carbon loss for every hectare and year due to subsidence after peat drainage, as described by Carlson, Goodman and May-Tobin, (2015) and as recommended by the IPCC's Wetlands Supplement (2013).

Indonesia - Fire on peatlands

Gross greenhouse gas emissions from annual oil palm deforestation and non-forest land conversions (industrial). Estimates are based on the total biomass removal stored in above- and below-ground biomass in forest and non-forest land covers (excl. soil carbon). CO₂-eq were derived by multiplying carbon stocks by 3.67.

Indonesia - Gross emissions from land-use change

Gross emissions from deforestation. Estimates are based on the total biomass removal stored in above- and below-ground biomass in forests (excl. soil carbon). CO₂-eq were derived by multiplying carbon stocks by 3.67.

Indonesia - Gross greenhouse gas emissions from deforestation

Number of ISPO (Indonesian Sustainable Palm Oil) certified mills.

Indonesia - ISPO certified mills

Indonesia - Natural forest area

Area of remaining native forest inside the concession.

Net greenhouse gas emissions from annual oil palm deforestation and non-forest conversion (industrial) were calculated as the difference between gross emissions from oil palm land-use change and sequestration in new oil palm plantations.

Indonesia - Net emissions from land-use change

Net greenhouse gas emissions from land-use change were calculated as the difference between gross emissions from wood pulp deforestation and gross sequestration from new pulpwood plantations. Values can be negative in case non-forest land is planted with pulpwood plantations.

Indonesia - Net greenhouse gas emissions from land-use change

Extent of oil palm as detected by remote sensing analysis.

Indonesia - Oil palm planted area

Area of peatland of all depths planted with oil palm.

Indonesia - Oil palm planted on peat

The total area linked to deforestation for industrial oil palm plantations in hectares over a ten year period in the year of harvest/export

Indonesia - Palm deforestation (industrial)

Production of palm oil in crude palm oil equivalent.

Indonesia - Palm oil production

Income tax revenue in rupiah collected for palm oil production.

Indonesia - Palm oil tax revenue

Indonesia - Palm oil yield

Indonesia - Peat area

Total area of peatlands within the boundaries of each supplier’s industrial woodfiber concession area.

The extent of acacia or eucalyptus plantations within the boundaries of a supplier’s concession area, as detected by remote sensing analysis.

Indonesia - Planted area

Production of pulpwood in cubic meters based on official pulp mill reports of woodfiber sources.

Indonesia - Production of pulpwood

Indonesia - Production of shrimp

Percentage of the palm oil that is exported by a trader with a zero deforestation commitment.

Indonesia - Products traded under zero deforestation commitments

The extent of acacia or eucalyptus plantations on peatland areas within the boundaries of a wood supplier’s concession area.

Indonesia - Pulpwood planted area on peat

Number of RSPO (Roundtable on Sustainable Palm Oil) certified mills.

Indonesia - RSPO certified mills

Production of palm oil in crude palm oil equivalent confined to smallholder plantations.

Indonesia - Smallholder production

Total greenhouse gas emissions (annual) associated with palm oil production combining net emission from land use change with emissions from peat burning and peat subsidence.

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