The document summarizes a FACT Dialogue regional roadmap and stakeholder consultation meeting in Jakarta on nature-positive trade for sustainable supply chains in agriculture. FACT is a global partnership convened by the UK and Indonesia to accelerate efforts towards deforestation-free supply chains, covering 75% of global trade in key commodities. The meeting provided an informal space for countries to have honest dialogue and build trust to develop shared approaches for sustainable forest and agriculture commodities. It also featured knowledge sharing on sustainability schemes and lessons from diverse stakeholders. Several FACT partner countries are leading work on issues like smallholder support, traceability and transparency, and research and innovation to help enhance sustainable forest and agriculture trade.

1. FACT Dialogue
UNEP/CIFOR/UNCTAD/TRADE Hub Regional
Roadmap and Stakeholders Consultations in Asia:
Nature-positive trade for sustainable supply chains
in agriculture, 26-27 September, Jakarta
Dr. Houria Djoudi
(CIFOR/FACT Dialogue Secretariat

2. Trade and market
development
Smallholder support
Traceability and
transparency
Research,
development and
innovation
• FACT COP 26, UK and
Indonesia as a co-chairs
• FACT has convened 28
countries who agreed on a
Road Map to
• 75% of the global trade in
key commodities
• FACT Global secretariat
hosted by CIFOR-ICRAF
(2022)

3. • Unique space: G2G Linking commodities sustainable production and deforestation,
• Consumer and producer side of the FS
• Informal space to allow franc and honest dialogue
• Space to build trust among different countries and build on shared entry points
• Shared approaches for sustainable forest and agriculture commodities
• Fostering collaboration to accelerate collaborative learning: best practices on
small holder support from the facilitating countries Indonesia, Ghana, Malysia, Brazil.
• Knowledge sharing and building and enhancing evidence for informed
discussion: Study on different sustainability schemes and mechanisms for in
different commodities and countries
• Learn from diverse stakeholders' experiences: IPLC, PS, NGO’s and different
existing platforms at different levels
How does the FACT Dialogue contribute to enhance sustainable
Forest and agriculture trade

4. Indonesia : Very engaged co-chair
➢ National Fact Secretariat (3 Ministries)
➢ Intersectoral collaboration and sharing best practices
➢ Very active in the T&M linking to the ongoing discussions on current regulations
Malaysia : Leading and facilitating the smallholder thematic area
➢ Smallholder’s series (Living Income) next one on Institutions and Professionalisation
Ghana: Leading and facilitating the T & T thematic area
➢ Report on T&T in on success factors and enabling conditions to improve resource use and
reduce forest loss (next step: discussing the results with countries)
Brazil: Leading the work on RDI,
➢ Theory of Change workshop to develop impact pathways for RDI within FACT
➢ FACT Knowledge HUB
We are working to document best practices in a systematic way to accelerate collaborative learning
Few examples from the FACT facilitating countries

5. Thank you
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