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Mondi — Investor Presentation (April 2013)
14 slides from Mondi's investor presentation, April 2013
Slide 1: FSC and PEFC certification schemes and EU Timber Regulation
Europe & International FSCTM and PEFCTM certification schemes and EU Timber Regulation Status April 2013
Slide 2: Table of Content
Table of Content ● FSC and PEFC O Function O Commonalities O Differences O Certified forest areas in Europe O Development in Europe O Mondi’s position ● EU Timber Regulation O Introduction O FSC and PEFC compliance O Mondi Mondi’ss position FSC, PEFC & EUTR April 2013 Page 1
Slide 3: FSC and PEFC: Function
FSC and PEFC Function Forest certification schemes are voluntary systems of standards and conformance to guarantee a consumer that a specific product has been sourced from a forest that has been managed sustainably. R l Roles D Description i ti Forest management Documents setting out the forestry re
Slide 4: Commonalities
FSC and PEFC Commonalities ● Both acknowledge that sustainable forestry requires conservation of the full range of forest functions – economic, social, and environmental. ● Both seek to ensure conformance with international standards, evolved by ISO, and independent third party verification. verific
Slide 5: FSC and PEFC: Main differences
FSC and PEFC Main differences Approach Centralised Decentralised FSC is based on one single PEFC is based on a network of international scheme national forest certification schemes Certification FSC requires independent Accreditation is the responsibility third party certification bodies to of natio
Slide 6: PEFC- and FSC-certified forest area in Europe (selected countries)
FSC and PEFC PEFC- and FSC-certified forest area in Europe (selected countries) Source: PEFC-certified forest area: PEFC, April 2013 FSC-certified forest area: FSC, January 2013 (July 2012 for Bulgaria) Total forest area: FOREST EUROPE/UNECE/FAO Enquiry on Pan-European Quantitative Indicators, Janua
Slide 7: PEFC- and FSC-certified forest area in Europe (mio hectares)
FSC and PEFC PEFC- and FSC-certified forest area in Europe (mio hectares) Source: PEFC-certified PEFC certified forest area: PEFC PEFC, April 2013 FSC-certified forest area: FSC, January 2013 (July 2012 for Bulgaria) Countries included: Austria, Belarus, Bulgaria, Czech Republic, Estonia, Finland, G
Slide 8: Mondi's position
FSC and PEFC Mondi’s position ● Mondi is not party to deforestation or involved in illegal logging in any of its operations around the world. ● Mondi ensures that all wood, fibre and biomass sourced from Mondi owned or leased areas (in South Africa and Russia) are certified to FSC standards. ● 65% o
Slide 9: EU Timber Regulation: Introduction
EU Timber Regulation Introduction The new EU Timber Regulation (EUTR) – applicable since 3 March 2013 – aims at combating trade in illegally harvested timber. This is one of a number of actions under the 2003 EU Action Plan on Forest Law Enforcement Governance and Trade (FLEGT). Operators O t An ope
Slide 10: What is due diligence?
EU Timber Regulation What is “due diligence”? The core of the ‘due diligence’ notion is that operators undertake a risk management exercise to minimise the risk of placing illegally harvested timber or timber products on the EU markets, as shown in the table below: RISK ASSESSMENT RISK MITIGATION IN
Slide 11: Compliance of certification schemes with EUTR criteria
EU Timber Regulation Compliance of FSC and PEFC certification schemes with EUTR criteria ● The Th EU cannott formally f ll endorse d non-regulatory l t instruments such as FSC or PEFC but it does recognise the value of certification as a potential tool for risk assessment and mitigation. mitigation
Slide 12: Compliance of certification schemes with EUTR criteria
EU Timber Regulation Compliance of FSC and PEFC certification schemes with EUTR criteria ● FSC isi revising i i it Controlled its C t ll d Wood W d Standard, St d d changing h i it related its l t d Risk Ri k Verification V ifi ti Program and removing minor components but it will not develop a stand
Slide 13: Mondi's position
EU Timber Regulation Mondi’s position ● Mondi acknowledges its role as an operator and trader and as such we must adhere to the rules and regulations as stipulated in the EUTR and will exercise appropriate due diligence. Mondi confirms that it is positioned to fulfil all requirements to comply with
Slide 14: Mondi: Forward-looking statements disclaimer
Mondi: Forward-looking statements disclaimer This d Thi documentt iincludes l d fforward-looking d l ki statements. t t t All statements t t t other th th than statements t t t off hi historical t i l ffacts t iincluded l d dh herein, i iincluding, l di without ith t lilimitation, it ti th those reg