TOGETHER WITH SUPPLIERS AND PARTNERS WE HAVE PROVIDED HELP AND TRAINING TO 600,000 SMALLHOLDER FARMERS WE CONTINUOUSLY LOOK AT MORE SUPPLY CHAINS TO HAVE POSITIVE SOCIAL AND ECONOMIC IMPACT ON SMALLHOLDERS We are either directly in We have been We have contributed We pay for technical We pay premiums We have provided business with smallholder directly involved cash to programmes solutions that create to suppliers for planting material farmers or via suppliers in in agronomic support of farmer training environmental savings investment in farmer (high yielding seed) the examples here activities targeted and yield improvements replanting/agronomy to farmers

at the farmers programmes

TOMATO TOMATOES FROM INDIA VEGETABLES

As a result of a partnership between the OREGANO FRUITSMaharashtra government and Hindustan TEA GREEN GHERKINS Unilever, a woman entrepreneur was able to invest in a tomato processing TOMATO ALLANBLACKIA VETIVERplant, contracting supplies which CHICORY TEA

COCOA TEAcontributed to high-quality tomatoes PALM OIL PALM SUGAR for our Kissan Ketchup brand from DAIRY PALM OIL TEA TEA TEA

PALM OIL COCONUT SUGAR BLACK SOYBEAN

VANILLA 3,000SMALLHOLDER OVER FARMERS 500,000 FARMERS HAVE BEEN TRAINED

OR ENGAGED IN AFRICA

WORKING WITH TEA FARMERS Unilever and Vodafone PALM OIL FROM An agreement with the Tanzanian technology connects INDONESIA government, aims to positively smallholder farmers directly A close cooperation between impact the local community on agronomical best smallholders, the RSPO and in Mufindi through the practices to ultimately WWF achieved the first development of The Kenya Tea improve livelihoods. And certified oil palm small-

Development Agency Lipton continues to inform holders from Indonesia to (KTDA) launched a consumers about this comply with the sustainable oil

new phase of its palm management standard 6,000 Sustainable Agri- HECTARES culture Programme OF SMALLHOLDER to see 96,000 TEA FARMS farmers trained 1,048 by 2015

HECTARES OF

We have provided We link expert resource directly organisations to

to a project of farmer our suppliers/farmers training to build, for example, pest

management programmes

VANILLA FROM MADAGASCAR

Working with Symrise and international NGO GIZ to deliver livelihood improvement for farmers. This impacts 4,000 smallholder farmers in 32 communities and 44 schools and colleges

4,000 SMALLHOLDER FARMERS

BLACK SOY BEANS FROM INDONESIA Working with farmers to develop a high- quality sustainable supply for Bango sauce. In 2000, we started working with a local university to engage local farmers, providing technical assistance and financing to help them improve productivity and boost incomes

9,000 FARMERS ENGAGED

PLANTATIONS IN THE PROGRAMME