Targets and Indicators

APRIL has determined indicators to monitor progress towards the APRIL2030 targets, using assured data from 2019 as the baseline year to track performance. These indicators have been benchmarked and aligned with global reporting standards and disclosure metrics to report progress. The baseline status for the performance indicators has been assured to be in accordance with the various methodologies and standards used for the calculations. Detailed information on the methodologies used for these indicators is found below.

APRIL2030 INDICATORS

Climate Positive

Climate Positive

Net zero emissions from land use
Greenhouse gas emission and removals from land use and land use change, measured as the net tCO2e emissions
Reduce product carbon emissions by 25%
Product emission intensity (product-specific gate-to-gate emission/total product), measured in tCO2e/product tonne
1) Source 90% of mill energy needs and 2) 50% fiber operation energy needs from renewables and cleaner energy sources
Mill and fiber operations energy consumption from renewable and cleaner energy sources, measured as a percentage of total energy consumption
Thriving Landscapes

Thriving Landscapes

Invest in landscape conservation funded by plantation fiber production
USD per delivered plantation fiber tonne per year, measured as USD per tonne fiber
Zero net loss of conservation and restoration areas
Net change of conservation and restoration area, measured in hectares
Positive biodiversity gains
Area of forest restored to increase potential habitat
Positive biodiversity gains
Change in ecosystem services and values over time
Positive biodiversity gains
Initiatives undertaken to support the conservation of priority, rare, threatened and endangered flora and fauna, measured by the number of initiatives undertaken
Support wildlife protection in Indonesia
Number of initiatives established or supported to protect wildlife in Indonesia
50% gain in fiber plantation productivity
Delivered MAI to the mill, measured in tonnes/ha/year
Advance tropical peatland science
Number of scientists from universities and research institutions collaborating with APRIL in a calendar year (#)
Advance tropical peatland science
Participation in national and international dialogues, workshops and conferences
Advance tropical peatland science
Number of peer-reviewed scientific publications
Inclusive Progress

Inclusive Progress

Eradicate extreme poverty
Extreme poverty rate in villages surrounding 50km radius of APRIL operations
Promote quality education
Early Grade Reading Assessment (EGRA), Early Grade Mathematics Assessment (EGMA) performance for grade 2 and 3
Promote quality education
Indonesian National Assessment Program (INAP) / AKSI performance for grade 4 and 8 (proportion of students meeting minimum level or increase in score)
Promote quality education
PISA performance for grade 9 (proportion of students meeting minimum level or increase in score)
50% reduction in stunting
Stunting prevalence among children below 5 years of age in target villages
Advance equal opportunities and participation
Percentage of women participants in APRIL’s community development programs
Advance equal opportunities and participation
Number of women in leadership roles
Advance equal opportunities and participation
Number of women employees in APRIL and Supply Partner, Mill and Nursery contractor workers that are female, measured as a percentage
Sustainable Growth

Sustainable Growth

Increase material efficiency
Percentage of chemical recovery of lime and soda
Increase material efficiency
Process water used per tonne of product
20% recycled textile
Percentage of cellulosic fiber from recycled textile used per tonne of viscose produced
80% less solid waste
Weight (bone dry tonnes) of solid waste sent to landfill per product tonne