Thai Palm Oil Sector focus: ESG Disclosure, TCFD and TNFD Readiness

Thai Palm Oil Sector focus: ESG Disclosure, TCFD and TNFD Readiness

PwC at the RSPO Roundtable Conference (RT2024)

Key message

The palm sector has strong roots to anchor ESG disclosure

With historically strong sustainability reporting, companies in the palm sector have a good foundation to build on in the disclosure of metrics related to climate and nature. In addition to producing reports using the framework of the Taskforce on Climate-related Financial Disclosures (TCFD), there is also already some reporting related to the Taskforce on Nature-related Financial Disclosures’ (TNFD) core global metrics for nature-related dependencies and impacts. For example, greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions, total spatial footprint, waste generation and disposal, and resource use / replenishment. Leveraging on these existing disclosures can serve as a foundation for further integration of TNFD’s metrics within the palm sector to streamline reporting and minimise duplication of efforts.

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Thai Palm Oil Sector focus: ESG Disclosure, TCFD and TNFD Readiness

For more information, reach out to us directly:

Kulthida Wiratkapan
Sustainability and Assurance Partner,
PwC Thailand
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Perpetua George

Perpetua George
Asia Pacific Sustainability,
Nature & Biodiversity Director,
PwC Malaysia
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Norleen Lowrans

Norleen Lowrans
Asia Pacific Sustainability,
Nature & Biodiversity Manager,
PwC Malaysia
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Jomkhwan Borrirak

Jomkhwan Borrirak
Asia Pacific Sustainability,
Nature & Biodiversity Associate,
PwC Thailand
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