Improving smallholder inclusiveness in palm oil production — a global review

Rosalien Jezeer, Maja Slingerland, Carina van der Laan and Nick Pasiecznik

 1.1 RSPO’s vision of and progress toward inclusivity

Ashwin Selvaraj and Fay Richards

1.2 Does certification of oil palm work for smallholders? A case study from Colombia

Paul R. Furumo

1.3 Making palm oil sustainable and inclusive: incentives and disincentives in Indonesia

Tim Cadman, Tapan Sarker, Luca Tacconi, Zahrul Mutaqin, Fitri Nurfatriani and Mimi Salminah

1.4 Smallholder oil palm in Honduras: model for sustainable livelihoods and landscapes

Valery Cohn Berger and Omar Palacios

1.5 Indonesian oil palm smallholders in an inclusive global supply chain

Diana Chalil, Riantri Barus and Bayu Khrisnamurti

2.1 Smallholder oil palm producers contributing to peace and sustainability in Colombia

David Calderón and Carlos Alberto Pérez

2.2 Exploring inclusivity with the United Nations model in the Peruvian Amazon

Juan Luis Dammert

2.3 Oil palm agroforestry: fostering socially inclusive and sustainable production in Brazil

Andrew Miccolis, Valentina Robiglio, Jonathan P. Cornelius, Trent Blare and Debora Castellani

2.4 The role of village assemblies in overcoming barriers to smallholder inclusiveness: examples from Indonesia

Edi Purwanto and Darkono Tjawikrama

2.5 Good agricultural practices in oil palm and smallholder inclusion in Indonesia

Harro Maat, Lisnawati, Lotte Woittiez and Maja Slingerland

2.6 Does oil palm contract farming improve the quality of life for family farmers in the Brazilian Amazon?

Dalva Maria da Mota, Heribert Schmitz, Dérick Lima Gomes and Gizele Oeiras da Silva

3.1 Local livelihood stories from producers of a global commodity

Thijs Pasmans

Interview with Richard Ssemmanda: “Accepting smallholder producers as key stakeholders is fundamental"

3.2 Cultural and socioeconomic aspects of oil palm in Tshopo and Mongala, DR Congo

Alphonse Maindo, Bily Bolakonga, Corneille E.N. Ewango and Nicaise Amundala

Interview with Maurice Olory: “Smallholders must create viable networks and platforms to drive their various aspirations”

Interview with Denis Nsubuga: “Investing in smallholder inclusion secures a sustainable supply of commodities”

4.1 Local inclusion in oil palm in Papua New Guinea and Solomon Islands

Sander van den Ende and Arison Arihafa

Interview with Charlotte Löhr: “There has been a clear change in smallholder attitude toward more sustainable palm oil production.”

4.2 Ghana’s oil palm sector, pointing a way towards inclusive development?

Christine Moncoquet and Mirjam Ros-Tonen

Interview with Pak Pungki: “Smallholders are an essential part of our supply chain”

4.3 Inclusive palm oil development in Sierra Leone

Mohammed Kamara and Monique van Wijnbergen

5.1 Using role-play to explore strategies for improving palm oil production and sustainability in cameroon

Micresse Kamto, Durrel Halleson, Emmanuel Ngom, Églantine Fauvelle, Alen Salihovic and Claude Garcia

5.2 Improving smallholder inclusivity through integrating oil palm with crops

Maja Slingerland, Ni’matul Khasanah, Meine van Noordwijk, Ari Susanti and Mayang Meilantina

5.3 Putting livelihoods on the map: spatial planning in West Kalimantan

Rosa de Vos and Laili Khairnur