Green Practices Guideline for Forest Operation

The scope for Innovation in the Forest Operation sector includes two sub-indicators: Knowledge Transfer and Collaboration and Research and Development (R&D). SUB-INDICATOR REQUIREMENT OBJECTIVE EVIDENCE FOR ASSESSMENT EXAMPLE GREEN PRACTICES KNOWLEDGE TRANSFER AND COLLABORATION Demonstration of knowledge transfer and strategic collaboration occurring in the organisation Records and documentation such as MoU, MoA, IP, etc. • Strategic partnership or collaborative project to commercialise the green product for commercialisation, create social value in targeted communities, and improve current green practice. • Develop strategic partnership/collaborated project MoU/MoA and proved ROI in building operations and activities to optimise lifetime of building services system within the building compound area. RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT (R&D) Demonstration of R&D activities occurring in the organisation Records and documentation such as organisation charts, procedures, blueprints, proposals, etc. • Develop and implement policies related to the allocation of resources towards R&D within the organisation. • Making strategic investments in R&D and innovations that enable green technologies to be embedded into existing infrastructure, systems, and processes. 43 GREEN PRACTICES GUIDELINE FOR FOREST OPERATION