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©2014 Rainforest Alliance MAINSTREAMING BIODIVERSITY IN THE PRODUCTION SECTORS Jeffrey Milder, Rainforest Alliance CBD Business & Biodiversity Forum October 13, 2014 Jeffrey Milder, Rainforest Alliance CBD Business & Biodiversity Forum October 13, 2014

WHAT IS MAINSTREAMING, ANYWAY? Source: Huntley, B.J. and Redford, K.H. (2014). Mainstreaming biodiversity in practice: a STAP advisory document. Global Environment Facility, Washington, DC. Biodiversity mainstreaming: “the process of embedding biodiversity considerations into policies, strategies and practices of key public and private actors to promote conservation and sustainable use of natural resources” GEF has supported 327 mainstreaming investments totaling US $1.6B since 2003 Mainstreaming “is not yet routinely embedded into the work of conservation practitioners nor into key sectors relevant to biodiversity preservation”

RAINFOREST ALLIANCE’S MAINSTREAMING WORK 3 Mission: The Rainforest Alliance works to conserve biodiversity and ensure sustainable livelihoods by transforming land-use practices, business practices and consumer behavior.

RESULTS AT GLOBAL SCALE >1.1 million farms certified 75 million hectares under sustainable management >11 million farmers, workers, and family members benefit 4.7% of global coffee market is Rainforest Alliance Certified 10% of global cocoa market is Rainforest Alliance Certified 11.5% of global tea market is Rainforest Alliance Certified 3.4% of global banana market (21% of total exports)

5 BIODIVERSITY-FRIENDLY PRODUCTION LANDSCAPES >11.4M ha set-aside in natural ecosystem reserves in production landscapes – connected by corridors and protected against major harmful impacts Ecosystems restored in areas critical for biodiversity and ecosystem services Farms managed in wildlife-friendly ways

STRUCTURED APPROACHES TO SUSTAINABLE CONSUMPTION & PRODUCTION (SCP) 6 3 RD PARTY ROUNDTABLES / MSIs 1 st PARTY (company) SECTOR INITIATIVES STANDARD-SETTING (e.g., principles, criteria, and indicators) TRAINING (e.g., producer & enterprise training and support) ASSURANCE (e.g., verification / certification, traceability) CLAIMS (e.g., eco-labels, B2B designations or differentiation)

7 THE TRAIN TO SHANGRI-LA Shangri-La

8 THE TRAIN TO SHANGRI-LA Private good – value to the firm Public good – including biodiversity protection Drivers – risk management, NGO campaigns, sustainable procurement policies, sustainable lending guidelines, gov’t regulations, etc. Mechanisms & tools – company sustainable sourcing policies, standards & certification, environmental management systems, ecosystem valuation, jurisdictional approaches, monitoring & performance assessment, etc.