Environmental, Social, and Governance

Responsible Investment Policy

Responsible Investing at Molpus

The Molpus Responsible Investment Policy is based on eight core principles designed to address market and sustainability best practices. These eight core principles underpin our approach to ESG.

Molpus Core Principles of Responsible Investing

  1. Comply with environmental, social, health and safety laws, regulations, and certification standards as a starting point for supporting ESG policies and activities.
  2. Enhance biodiversity conservation in accordance with globally recognized third-party forest management certification standards and policies.
  3. Respect and uphold human rights across all operations.
  4. Provide ESG training programs at all levels of the company.
  5. Follow procedures to identify, disclose, and mitigate conflicts of interest.
  6. Adhere to stewardship guidelines to engage key stakeholders through open communication with clients, shareholders, regulators, and communities.
  7. Prioritize local hiring and community engagement.
  8. Report ESG performance clearly and transparently.

Molpus Stewardship Guidelines

Molpus adheres to stewardship guidelines to engage key stakeholders effectively. We prioritize open communication and collaboration with clients, shareholders, regulators, and communities. We also promote responsible investment practices aligned with environmental, social, and governance (ESG) principles and we regularly assess engagement efforts to ensure accountability and trustworthiness in fostering sustainable relationships.

Molpus No-Deforestation Commitment

All of our forests assets are certified to the Sustainable Forestry Initiative (SFI) Forest Management Standard, which is recognized by the globally recognized Programme for the Endorsement of Forest Certification (PEFC). As a part of our certification, Molpus shares SFI’s commitment of ensuring forests remain as healthy and resilient forests. For our certified forests, management plans specify a practice of no deforestation, defined as a conversion of forest land to a non-forest land use.

Molpus Anti-Slavery Guidelines

The Molpus Anti-Slavery Guidelines are crucial in upholding ethical standards and human rights. As an SFI-certified organization, Molpus must respect the rights of workers in accordance with International Labour Organization core conventions. We unequivocally condemn all forms of slavery, forced labor, and human trafficking. Our guidelines mandate ensuring compliance with international laws and standards, when applicable. This fosters a culture of zero tolerance towards modern slavery.

Contact Molpus Woodlands Group

For more information about Molpus Woodlands Group and our commitment to Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG), please contact us.

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