Practical solutions for a resilient coconut sector
SCP turns shared ambition into coordinated action, setting credible standards, strengthening collaboration and transparency, and directing investment toward meaningful progress.
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Sustainable Coconut Charter (SCC) Assurance System
A clear framework and assurance pathway for credible sustainability practice. Build readiness, strengthen credibility and work toward shared sector expectations.
Sustainable Coconut Charter (SCC) Assurance System: A sector-built pathway for credible, responsible coconut practice.
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The Sustainable Coconut Charter and Assurance System helps companies support responsible rejuvenation and address coconut-specific sustainability challenges through a standard developed by and for the industry.
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It provides a practical framework for organisations seeking to strengthen responsible practice in smallholder coconut supply chains. By setting shared expectations and supporting a structured pathway for improvement, the Assurance System helps members build readiness, strengthen credibility, and demonstrate progress on the issues that matter for the future of coconut.
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This is not a generic sustainability framework applied to coconut. It is a sector-led approach designed around the realities of coconut farming, smallholder supply chains, and the need for coordinated, credible action.
What it helps address
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Inconsistent sustainability expectations across the sector
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The need for clearer, coconut-specific responsible sourcing practices
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Growing customer, investor, and due-diligence expectations
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The challenge of demonstrating credible progress in complex smallholder supply chains
Best for
Brands, buyers, processors, suppliers, and other companies that want a practical, credible pathway for responsible coconut sourcing and sustainability improvement.
Why it matters now
As sustainability and due-diligence expectations increase, companies need more than broad commitments. They need a clear, sector-relevant approach that helps them understand what good practice looks like and how to make progress over time. [Back To Top]
