Advancing Traceability, Legality, and Sustainability
in the Palm Oil and Timber Sectors in Indonesia
(ATLAS)
About the project
Through targeted capacity building, technical assistance, and stakeholder engagement, the project supports Indonesian stakeholders address traceability challenges, strengthen data collection, and support deforestation-free and legal production. The project promotes resilient, inclusive palm oil and timber value chains, contributing to environmental protection and sustainable economic growth.
Countries of Implementation
- Indonesia
Overarching Aim
The overarching aim of the ATLAS project is to increase the capacity of public and private stakeholders—especially in the palm oil and timber sectors—in responding to traceability and legality requirements and raising awareness of deforestation-free production.
The project outputs are:
Output 1: Strengthened traceability in palm oil and timber supply chains through geolocation mapping and digital tools, with particular focus on enhancing smallholders’ access to traceability tools.
Output 2: Increased capacity of smallholders and Indonesian authorities to meet relevant standards.
Output 3: Increased awareness and EU-Indonesia dialogue on the benefits and market opportunities of deforestation-free, legal, and traceable supply chains.
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Through targeted capacity building, technical assistance, and stakeholder engagement, theproject helps Indonesian stakeholders address traceability challenges, strengthen datacollection, and support deforestation-free and legal products. The project promotes resilient, inclusive palm…
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Last updated on: March 2026
