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Musim Mas, Nestlé, and AAK Renew Partnership to Address Environmental, Social, and Economic Concerns
Over the past three years, the program has exceeded expectations, training (original target: 1,250) and (original target: 60). In the second phase, 20 top-performing VEOs received aligned with Indonesia's ISPO certification, including modules on to reduce reliance on chemical fertilizers.
With the renewed 2025 partnership, the initiative will directly train an additional and through the advanced training track. This will bring the program's total reach to and .
Beyond environmental outcomes, the partnership aims to build long-term community resilience. Musim Mas plans to introduce new advanced training modules covering its , , and . Women will continue receiving support in nutrition and business management, with efforts to involve male family members to foster an inclusive and supportive environment.
Recognizing the importance of engaging the next generation, the program will include youth-focused outreach on sustainable agriculture, NDPE practices, and market expectations. Tailored capacity-building platforms will be developed to inspire innovation and commitment among young farmers.
The initiative also addresses the need for , particularly as smallholders prepare for palm replanting cycles. Training in financial management will empower them to make informed decisions and ensure long-term self-sufficiency.
Musim Mas, Nestlé, and AAK reaffirm their shared vision of inclusive, sustainable palm oil production in Aceh . As EUDR implementation nears, the partnership also offers a critical support mechanism to help smallholders overcome compliance challenges and remain active participants in global supply chains.
Devane Sharma ,
Corporate Communications,
Musim Mas Holdings
Email: devane.sharma@mmh-global.com
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