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MITIGATING THE NEXT WAVE OF MARKET UNCERTAINTIES:
EU Corporate Due Diligence: Potential Impact on Palm Oil in the EU Market
Jelmen Haaze

Secretary General of the Belgian Alliance for Sustainable Palm Oil. He used to co-chair the European Sustainable Palm Oil Advocacy Group which brings together five sectors around EU Regulatory issues relevant to the palm oil industry.

As EU Policy Manager he was responsible for the coordination and representation of the margarine sector where he coordinated the industry position for modernisation of legislation and follow up of dietary guidelines (on Belgian Level) and for sustainability and contaminants. Achievements include the development of a sector sustainability guide and improved visibility of the network in the EU Institutions, which lead to a dialogue around the EU policies against deforestation.

Jelmen also was a Board Member of the European Network of Political Foundations for 10 years.

Jelmen also worked in South-Africa and in Israel/Palestine. In South-Africa he coordinated a project with industry, trade unions, and NGOs on HIV/AIDS which lead to a global project in ports and major transport hubs. In Israel/Palestine he acted as a match-maker between mayors, ngo's, and social partners from Israel and Palestine. The network strategy he developped has led to first contacts between Mayors during the intifada and to a new export corridor for agricultural products in the north of the West-Bank.

Jelmen has several academic degrees (a o Executive Master International Association Management, Subsequent Master Banking and Finance, Master Educational Sciences).

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On September 14, the European Parliament adopted its position on the EU Deforestation-free products proposal banning the import of commodities driving deforestation. The proposal, initially presented by the European Commission in November last year, aims to ensure that commodities placed on the EU market are not produced on deforested land. With the current paper we review the regulatory approach the EU takes, including key elements of the EU Parliament position and advantages of a regulatory approach. To be clear, whilst a regulatory approach can have benefits, it should take into account the real impact on the ground, and it should have a holistic view. This can lead to successes as the palm oil sector has shown. Indonesia and Malaysia are examples of how reducing deforestation and raising food production can go hand in hand. We conclude with some suggestions on how the current draft proposal can be improved. Last but not least, we argue that we need effective partnerships and structured dialogue to make this happen.
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