** High Conservation Value Resource Network (HCVRN) Common Guidance for Identification of HCVs 2017:
• HCV 1 – Species diversity,
• HCV 2 – Landscape-level ecosystems, ecosystem mosaics and Intact Forest Landscapes (IFL),
• HCV 3 – Ecosystems and habitats,
• HCV 4 – Ecosystem services,
• HCV 5 – Community needs,
• HCV 6 – Cultural values
*** “Forests that have been identified using the High Carbon Stock Approach (HCSA) Toolkit” (HCSA website: www.highcarbonstock.org)
**** “A soil with cumulative organic layer(s) comprising more than half of the upper 80 cm or 100 cm of the soil surface containing 35% or more of organic matter (35% or more Loss on Ignition) or 18% or more organic carbon. Note for management of existing plantations in Malaysia and Indonesia, a narrower definition has been used, based on national regulations: namely soil with an organic layer of more than 50% in the top 100 cm containing more than 65% organic matter.” (PLWG2 July 2018Derived from FAO and USDA definition for histosols (organic soils) (FAO 1998, 2006/7; USDA 2014)
***** Pestizide, die von der Weltgesundheitsorganisation in die Klasse 1A oder 1B eingestuft sind, oder die im Stockholmer oder Rotterdamer Übereinkommen aufgeführt sind sowie Paraquat.
***** * ILO Minimum Age Convention, 1973 (No. 138)
***** ** „The remuneration received by a worker, for work performed on regular hours, in a particular place sufficient to afford a decent standard of living for the worker and her or his family.“ (Adapted from GLWC)