Activity 2

You are an NGO pushing for sustainability. A company commits to “No Deforestation” but continues practices that indirectly harm biodiversity. What is your priority?

• • A) Push for transparency in supply chains.

• 2B) Demand stricter forest monitoring.

• • C) Insist on immediate policy changes without collaboration.

As a company executive, your sustainability report highlights achievements but lacks data on labor conditions. What is your next step?

• • A) Provide detailed data in the next report.

• • B) Involve third-party verification immediately.

• • C) Focus on improving environmental metrics instead.

You are a local community leader. A plantation company offers compensation for land use but does not address water pollution concerns. What would you demand first?

• • A) Clean water access solutions.

• • B) Higher financial compensation.

• • C) Relocation to a nearby area.

Your company partners with NGOs to protect forests but receives backlash for limited public reporting. What is your priority?

• • A) Release detailed real-time data.

• • B) Continue with current reports but add a summary.

• • C) Explain operational constraints to the public.

You are a government official balancing environmental protections and economic growth. What’s your focus during a plantation expansion proposal?

• • A) Maximizing job creation in the region.

• • B) Allowing phased development with NGO consultation.

• • C) Strict enforcement of sustainability standards. (Correct Answer)

An NGO highlights labor rights abuses, while the company insists on addressing deforestation first. What is the NGO’s best move?

• • A) Insist on a balanced approach addressing both issues.

• • B) Publicly campaign for labor reforms.

• • C) Accept the company’s current focus to maintain collaboration.

A company invites a community to a consultation but does not include their suggestions in decisions. As a community leader, what’s your next move?

• • A) Demand transparent decision-making processes.

• • B) Request a follow-up consultation.

• • C) Seek legal action against the company.

An international buyer threatens to cut ties unless your company improves labor conditions. What’s your first action as an executive?

• • A) Immediately increase wages across operations.

• • B) Immediately increase wages across operations.

• • C) Conduct a thorough supply chain audit.

Two companies in the same sector compete for international certification. Should they collaborate on shared sustainability challenges?

• • A) No, competition drives better practices.

• • B) Yes, collaboration strengthens the industry’s credibility.

• C) Only if they face the same external pressure.

Your company needs to meet both RSPO standards and community demands for clean water. What’s your first priority?

• • A) Focus on RSPO compliance to maintain buyer trust.

• • B) Address community concerns about clean water.

• • C) Develop a joint plan addressing both issues.