Job Purpose

To serve as a key driver in expanding the reach and impact of GRASP 2030 by engaging and collaborating with businesses along the food supply chain. This role is pivotal in developing strategic initiatives, fostering relationships, and ensuring that businesses are not only aware of but actively participating in efforts to reduce food loss and waste through development of program, event, innovation, or any other efforts . The officer will leverage their expertise to create meaningful partnerships, align business practices with sustainability goals, and contribute to the overall mission of creating a more sustainable food system in Indonesia.

Responsibilities

• Develop a growth strategy focused both on financial gain and customer satisfaction
• Develop an action plan on tackling food loss and waste of the signatories
• Conduct research to identify new markets and customer needs
• Arrange business meetings with the signatories
• Promote the GRASP 2030 role in addressing or predicting signatories’ objectives
• Keep records of the progress of the signatories
• Provide trustworthy feedback and support to the signatories
• Build and maintain strong relationships with the signatories and other key stakeholders
• Support the signatories in achieving their goals and addressing challenges
• Stay up to date with food supply chain and industry trends to refine the strategy

 Requirements and skills

• Strong understanding of the food supply chain
• Proven working experience as a business development manager on food supply chain, or a relevant role
• Proven business track record
• In-depth market knowledge
• Excellent communication and negotiation skills
• Ability to build rapport and maintain relationships
• Effective time management and planning skills
• BSc/BA in business administration, sales, food sector, or relevant field

Please kindly submit your CV and Cover Letter by 25 August, 2024 to: [email protected]

Subject: “Application for Business Engagement Officer: Full Name”

Job Purpose

To lead WRAP’s food system transformation work in Indonesia by working closely with the Indonesian Business Council for Sustainable Development, colleagues in WRAP and WRAP Asia Pacific and other critical stakeholders both in Indonesia and more broadly to implement ambitious impact programs, in pursuit of WRAP’s impact goals. Where appropriate, this role will also represent WRAP in-country on other food system transformation topics, including climate action and water sustainability, and broader strategic areas of work

Key Responsibilities & Accountabilities

• Champion and drive WRAP’s vision and ambition to reduce food waste through the Voluntary Agreement in Indonesia.
• Work with colleagues and partners across WRAP‘s international network to implement an ambitious impact-focused program to tackle food waste in Indonesia.
• Be part of a team of multi-national experts to develop and deliver holistic strategies for impact, including with business, government, citizen and policy action focus.
• Build strong relationships with WRAP’s in-country partner and other key stakeholders, to implement a programme of interventions designed to reduce food waste.
• Build and nurture a network of relationships and collaborations to enable WRAP to design and attract funding for a continuing deepening and broadening of our ongoing programme of interventions in the country and surrounding region.
• Bring a level of energy matching WRAP’s vision and ambition throughout the programme.
• Act as the key link between WRAP’s in-country partners, the Food System Transformation team, and the UK-based project management team.
• Facilitate Project Management communications between WRAP Global and the in-country partner, including quarterly retrospective reviews, and planning, prioritization and budgeting workshops setting the objectives for the next quarter.

Knowledge, Skills, Training and Experience

Essential

• Good understanding of the drivers of food loss and waste.
• Experience of working with the food and drinks industry / Fast-Moving Consumer Goods sector and an understanding of the local food culture.
• Self-starter able to work independently to deliver a strategic brief and to generate and develop opportunities.
• Practical experience of delivering evidence-based intervention and transformation projects.
• Strong relationship management experience, and excellent communication skills, with the ability to bring together a wide range of stakeholders to drive change, secure commitment and aid collaborative working.
• Fluency in English as well as relevant local language(s)

Desirable

• Knowledge of public-private collaborations / voluntary agreements
• Experience of working with governments, philanthropic trusts & foundations and other funders
• Understanding of wider sustainability topics around food systems (such as climate change and water) and materials (such as plastics and textiles).
• Experience of developing funding proposals

Job Specific Information 

The role will act as WRAP’s champion within the country and drive WRAP’s vision and ambition to transform the country’s food supply chain (via partners), citizen behaviours around food waste (via campaigns and other interventions) and government policy.

The role will:

• Champion and communicate WRAP’s vision and ambition for the programme with the local VA delivery partner and other stakeholders.
• Work with WRAP programme leads to ensure that the in-country VA goals and objectives are deliverable in line with this vision and ambition.
• Nurture a strong relationships with WRAP’s in-country partner and grow a wider network of  partners and stakeholders throughout the region.
• Build a pipeline of new opportunities for collaboration, interventions, and funding.

NOTE: This job description is not intended to be exhaustive. It is expected that the post holder and WRAP will adopt a flexible attitude and accept that the duties may have to be varied according to circumstances, in particular changing corporate requirements and individual development needs.

Please kindly submit your CV and Cover Letter by 25 August, 2024 to: [email protected]

Subject: “Application for In-Country Delivery Lead, Food Waste: Full Name”

SCOPE OF WORK

1. Together with consortium partners to identify challenges and curated strategic action plans to be discussed during the regional technical dialogues, with key stakeholders and/or actors involved in the national dashboard preparation
2. Review documents published during the focus group discussions
3. Conduct literature research on EUDR and sectoral-focuses literatures: rubber, palm oil, and cocoa.
4. Conduct bilateral meetings and or attend Focus Group Discussions (FGDs) with sectoral stakeholders to collect data and information across smallholders and business sectors. These interactions will provide valuable insights into the challenges and opportunities in the rubber, palm oil, and cocoa sectors.
5. Present the recommendation in the first Regional Technical Dialogue and integrate feedback from the stakeholders into the recommendation paper

QUALIFICATIONS and SKILLS

1. A postgraduate degree or higher, with relevant field experiences in the EUDR context and issues and a deforestation-free and conversion-free Agri-commodity supply chain.
2. Proven track record and experience in engaging critical issues of deforestation-free and conversion-free Agri-commodity supply chains with smallholders and businesses, with more than 25 – 30 years of experience in that particular field
3. Hold senior-level or director-level experiences in the field of research, public, and private sectors to demonstrate holistic, forward-looking strategic visions and ground-level understanding translated into the expected output.
4. Comprehensive understanding and knowledge of relevant stakeholders within smallholders, businesses, CSOs/NGOs, and governments that are relevant to enrich discussion in the context of Technical EUDR.
5. Demonstrating capacity in facilitation skills, critical and analytical skills.
6. Fluency in English and Bahasa Indonesia.

Please submit your CV and one pager experiences relevant to the required position to Janne Siregar at [email protected]  at the latest by 15^th August 2024

The first SAFE Regional Technical Dialogue will have objectives:

1. Enable shared understanding of EUDR compliance requirements and deep dives into the challenges in applying the legality and traceability aspects for operators, traders, and smallholders focusing on palm oil, rubber, and cacao in Indonesia and Malaysia.
2. Demonstrate inclusive supply chains across that of three commodities sectors are transitioning toward EUDR through regional technical dialogues.

 SCOPE OF WORK

The IBCSD – TFA secretariat opens recruitment for Technical Consultant, with the following scope of work (job description):

Development of Technical Terms of Reference (ToR) for the 1^st Public Technical Dialogue

1. Conduct Literature Research on EUDR-related publications, related to sectoral focuses: rubber, palm oil, cocoa.
2. Conduct bilateral meetings or attend FGDs with sectoral stakeholders to collect data and information across smallholders and business sectors. These interactions will provide valuable insights into the challenges and opportunities in the rubber, palm oil, and cocoa sectors. 
3. Together with consortium partners, we identify and curate strategic stakeholders and/or actors related to the targeted audiences from smallholder and business groups, 
4. Develop and Finalize Terms of References with consortium partners.

QUALIFICATIONS and SKILLS

1. Graduate degree or higher, with relevant field experiences to the EUDR context and issues, and deforestation-free and conversion-free Agri-commodity supply chain.
2. Proven track record and experience in engaging key issues of deforestation-free and conversion-free Agri-commodity supply chain with smallholders and businesses.
3. Comprehensive understanding and knowledgeable of relevant stakeholders within smallholders, businesses, CSOs/NGOs, and governments that are relevant to enrich discussion in the context of Technical EUDR.
4. Demonstrating capacity in facilitation skills, critical and analytical skills.
5. Fluency in English and Bahasa Indonesia.

Please submit your CV and one pager experiences relevant to the required position to Janne Siregar at [email protected]  at the latest by 15^th August 2024

The objective of the SAFE Regional Dialogue is to:

1. Enable shared understanding of EUDR compliance requirements and deep dives into the challenges in applying the legality and traceability aspects for operators, traders, and smallholders focusing on palm oil, rubber, and cacao in Indonesia and Malaysia.
2. Demonstrate inclusive supply chains across that of three commodities sectors are  transitioning toward EUDR through regional technical dialogues.

SCOPE OF WORK

The IBCSD – TFA secretariat opens recruitment for Technical Consultant, with the following scope of work (job description):

Development of  Knowledge Publication 

1. Curating ideas and key messages then follow up with  consortium consultation  and key stakeholders involved in the process
2. Conduct bilateral meetings or attend FGDs with sectoral stakeholders to collect data and information across smallholders and business sectors. These interactions will provide valuable insights into the challenges and opportunities in the rubber, palm oil, and cacao sectors. 
3. Develop research publications with intensive feedback from partners
4. Finalize knowledge publication

QUALIFICATIONS and SKILLS

1. Graduate degree or higher consultant, with relevant field experiences to the EUDR context and issues, and deforestation-free and conversion-free Agri-commodity supply chain.
2. Well recognized university and or research institutions with experiences to engage with global commodities and deforestation and conversion free agri commodity supply chain.
3. Proven track record and experience in engaging key issues of deforestation-free and conversion-free Agri-commodity supply chain with smallholders and businesses.
4. Comprehensive understanding and knowledgeable of relevant stakeholders within smallholders, businesses, CSOs/NGOs, and governments that are relevant to enrich discussion in the context of Technical EUDR.
5. Demonstrating capacity in facilitation skills, critical and analytical skills.
6. Fluency in English and Bahasa Indonesia.

Please submit your CV and one pager experiences relevant to the required position to Janne Siregar at [email protected]  &  [email protected] at the latest by 30 July 2024.

SCOPE OF WORK

The IBCSD – TFA secretariat opens recruitment for Technical Consultants, with the following scope of work (job description):  Expert Peer Reviewed  

1. Review peer-reviewed publications released by the consortium partners. 
2. Ensure that the publications are scientifically reviewed, with evidence-based data and well-acknowledged references. 
3. Provide second opinions that will enrich both the technical and political context of the documents. 
4. Submit the final report.

 QUALIFICATIONS and SKILLS

1. Post Graduate degree with relevant field experiences in forest, commodities, social, and public policy
2. Proven track record of successful engagements with high-level critical stakeholders in government, non-governmental organizations, and many other strategic alliances. 
3. Demonstrating advanced capacity in evidence-based writing skills with critical and analytical thinking  
4. Demonstrating experiences and knowledge in publications (writings) related to jurisdictions, supply chains, global markets, and sectoral commodities  

Please submit your CV to Janne Siregar at [email protected], at the latest by 30 June 2024

The objective of the SAFE Regional Dialogue is to:

1. Enable shared understanding of EUDR compliance requirements and deep dives into the challenges in applying the legality and traceability aspects for operators, traders, and smallholders focusing on palm oil, rubber, and cacao in Indonesia and Malaysia.
2. Demonstrate inclusive supply chains across that of three commodities sectors are  transitioning toward EUDR through regional technical dialogues.

SCOPE OF WORK

The IBCSD – TFA secretariat opens recruitment for Technical Consultants, with the following scope of work (job description):  Proposal for Report Writing  

1. Develop reports based on the sectors and activities required in the implementation plans.  
2. Ensure that the report’s valid references stem from the released resources, persons, and publications. 
3. Integrate inputs from consortium members to ensure valid and correctness of the sources and information before the public release 
4. Ensuring final reviews and verify any information based on the discussions and or other resources of information
5. Final report submission 

QUALIFICATIONS and SKILLS

1. Post Graduate degree with relevant field experiences in forest, commodities, social, and public policy
2. Proven track record in engaging with forest, commodities, and jurisdictional approaches related-context.
3. Demonstrating capacity in evidence-based writing skills with critical and analytical thinking  
4. Demonstrating experiences and knowledge in publications (writings) related to jurisdictions, supply chains, global markets, and sectoral commodities  

Please submit your CV to Janne Siregar at [email protected], at the latest by 30 June 2024

SCOPE OF WORK

 The IBCSD – TFA secretariat opens recruitment for Technical Consultant, with the following scope of work (job description):

Development of  Technical Terms of Reference (ToR)  during the workshop with consortium

1. Conduct Literature Research on EUDR-related publications, related to sectoral focuses: rubber, palm oil, cacao.
2. Conduct bilateral meetings or attend FGDs with sectoral stakeholders to collect data and information across smallholders and business sectors. These interactions will provide valuable insights into the challenges and opportunities in the rubber, palm oil, and cacao sectors. 
3. Together with consortium partners, we identify and curate strategic stakeholders and/or actors related to the targeted audiences from smallholder and business groups, 
4. Develop and Finalize Terms of References with consortium partners.

QUALIFICATIONS and SKILLS

1. Graduate degree or higher, with relevant field experiences to the EUDR context and issues, and deforestation-free and conversion-free Agri-commodity supply chain.
2. Proven track record and experience in engaging key issues of deforestation-free and conversion-free Agri-commodity supply chain with smallholders and businesses.
3. Comprehensive understanding and knowledgeable of relevant stakeholders within smallholders, businesses, CSOs/NGOs, and governments that are relevant to enrich discussion in the context of Technical EUDR.
4. Demonstrating capacity in facilitation skills, critical and analytical skills.
5. Fluency in English and Bahasa Indonesia.

Please submit your CV and one pager experiences relevant to the required position to Janne Siregar at [email protected], at the latest by 30  June 2024

In her opening remarks, Laksmi Prasvita, IBCSD Executive Board Member and Head of Communications, Public Affairs, Science and Sustainability Bayer Indonesia, said, “As a business association promoting sustainable business, IBCSD is committed to driving business action towards a nature-positive economy.” Laksmi also underlined the importance of businesses to increasingly recognize the importance of nature in decision making, from operations, value chains, and investments.

COP 15 held 18 months ago in Montreal showed that the world has begun to realize the importance of addressing the issue of the biodiversity crisis, as Eva Zabey, CEO of Business for Nature, mentioned in her opening remarks. The conference agreed to adopt a Global Biodiversity Framework that calls on all parties to collectively halt and reverse the loss of nature before 2030. This need for cross-sector collaboration is a key motivation for Business for Nature, which has worked with WEF and WBCSD to develop a set of guidelines tailored to 12 sectors, and launched a global campaign, ‘It’s Now for Nature’ for companies.  “We need a critical mass to take urgent and decisive action, and we are here to help,” Eva explained. 

The main speaker from the government sector was Dr. Badiah, S.Si, M.Si. Through her presentation, Badiah underlined that Indonesia, with its abundant biodiversity, needs to prioritize sustainable principles in its utilization so that no damage or population degradation occurs in accordance with laws and regulations. Badiah also encouraged collaboration between various stakeholders, especially in the development of sustainable funding mechanisms, bioprospection, and the use of the latest technology in conservation efforts.

In line with that, the keynote speaker from the business sector, Shinta Widjaja Kamdani emphasized that the risk of losing nature and biodiversity for the global economy is quite significant, up to around USD 8.2 trillion per year until 2050 based on research from PwC in 2020. However, behind that, there is great economic potential when businesses adopt the value of nature in their business. Shinta explained, “There are 4 high-level business action steps driven by global business coalitions and associations, which can be learned by businesses in Indonesia, namely A-C-T-D (Assess, Commit, Transform, Disclose)”. 

The event continued with a panel discussion moderated by the host. This panel featured speakers from various sectors. The first speaker was Anggi Pertiwi Putri, Planner at the Directorate of Environment of Bappenas. Anggi explained the latest information on the Indonesian Biodiversity Strategy and Action Plan (IBSAP). “Bappenas encourages the existence of a Biodiversity Management Index that is in line with the IBSAP national targets. We involve various penta-helix stakeholders to provide input into the development of IBSAP 2024-2045”.

The next speaker was Pallavi Kalita, Asia Lead of Business for Nature, who further explained the sectoral action guidelines for business to halt and reverse nature loss and the role of business in biodiversity action. “Businesses are at different stages in their nature-positive journey. We, together with WEF and WBCSD, developed customized guidance based on 12 business sectors, to meet the unique needs of businesses in their interactions with nature in order to accelerate business action for nature”.

The discussion continued with a presentation from Dr. Indah Budiani, Executive Director of IBCSD. Indah explained a number of business strategies carried out in addressing nature and biodiversity issues. “Through the Indonesia Business and Biodiversity Platform (IBBP), IBCSD together with other stakeholders supports businesses through increasing awareness and capacity, conducting policy advocacy, research, and program cooperation related to nature and biodiversity issues,” she continued.

The last speaker was Ahfi Wahyu Hidayat, TFCA Kalimantan Forest Conservation and Climate Change Specialist at Yayasan KEHATI. Ahfi shared a number of experiences collaborating with businesses in biodiversity efforts. “We have great potential regarding biodiversity, but there are many challenges that need to be faced. KEHATI has 3 ecosystem approaches, namely Forestry, Agriculture, and Marine, coupled with sustainable investment,” explained Ahfi. 

The event concluded with a call to action, emphasizing that collaborative efforts are critical to achieving a nature-positive economy for all by 2030.

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Indonesia Business and Biodiversity Platform: Mempercepat Aksi Bisnis Untuk Mencapai Ekonomi yang Positif bagi Alam untuk Semua pada Tahun 2030

Jakarta, Hari Keanekaragaman Hayati Internasional, 22 Mei 2024 – Indonesia Business Council for Sustainable Development (IBCSD) bersama dengan koalisi bisnis global, Business for Nature, dengan dukungan dari APRIL Group, mengadakan dialog bisnis dengan tema: Mempercepat Aksi Bisnis Untuk Mencapai Ekonomi yang Positif bagi Alam untuk Semua pada Tahun 2030. Diselenggarakan secara hybrid di Hotel Millenium Sirih Jakarta, acara ini mengundang berbagai pemangku kepentingan dari berbagai sektor untuk mendorong perubahan sistemik melalui kolaborasi dan berbagi praktik terbaik. Acara dipandu oleh seorang reporter dan pembawa acara berita, Yohana Margaretha. 

Selain untuk meningkatkan kesadaran sektor bisnis terkait isu keanekaragaman hayati, dalam acara ini juga dilakukan peluncuran Indonesia Business and Biodiversity Platform (IBBP), yang diharapkan dapat menjadi wadah sektor bisnis dan organisasi terkait untuk saling berbagi pengetahuan dan wawasan aksi-aksi untuk alam serta mendorong kolaborasi antar sektor. Peluncuran platform ini disaksikan oleh perwakilan dari sektor pemerintah, Dr. Badiah, S.Si, M.Si, selaku Kasubdit Direktorat Jenderal Konservasi Sumber Daya Alam dan Ekosistem, Kementerian Lingkungan Hidup dan Kehutanan, dan perwakilan dari sektor bisnis, Shinta Widjaja Kamdani selaku Honorary Trustee IBCSD dan CEO Sintesa Group.

Dalam sambutan pembuka, Laksmi Prasvita, Anggota Dewan Eksekutif IBCSD yang juga Head of Communications, Public Affairs, Science and Sustainability Bayer Indonesia, mengatakan, “Sebagai asosiasi bisnis yang mendorong bisnis berkelanjutan, IBCSD berkomitmen untuk mendorong aksi bisnis menuju nature positive economy atau ekonomi yang positif terhadap alam”. Laksmi juga menggarisbawahi pentingnya bisnis untuk semakin mengakui pentingnya aspek alam dalam pengambilan keputusan, mulai dari operasi, rantai nilai, dan investasi.

COP 15 yang diadakan pada 18 bulan yang lalu di Montreal menunjukkan bahwa dunia sudah mulai sadar pentingnya mengatasi isu krisis keanekaragaman hayati, seperti yang disebutkan Eva Zabey, CEO Business for Nature, dalam sambutan pembuka. Dalam konferensi tersebut sepakat mengadopsi Kerangka Kerja Keanekaragaman Hayati Global yang mengajak semua pihak untuk secara kolektif menghentikan dan membalikkan kehilangan alam sebelum tahun 2030. Perlunya kolaborasi lintas sektor ini lah yang menjadi motivasi utama Business for Nature, yang telah dengan berkolaborasi bersama WEF dan WBCSD untuk mengembangkan seperangkat panduan yang disesuaikan dengan 12 sektor, dan meluncurkan kampanye global, ‘It’s Now for Nature’ untuk perusahaan. “Kita membutuhkan massa yang kritis untuk mengambil tindakan yang mendesak dan menentukan, dan kami ada di sini untuk membantu,” jelas Eva. 

Sebagai pembicara utama dalam acara ini dari sektor pemerintah, yakni Dr. Badiah, S.Si, M.Si. Melalui paparannya, Badiah menggarisbawahi bahwa Indonesia dengan kekayaan keanekaragaman hayati yang sangat melimpah, perlu mengedepankan prinsip-prinsip berkelanjutan dalam pemanfaatannya agar tidak terjadi kerusakan atau degradasi populasi sesuai dengan peraturan perundangan. Badiah juga mendorong adanya kolaborasi antara berbagai pemangku kepentingan, terutama dalam pengembangan mekanisme pendanaan berkelanjutan, bioprospeksi, hingga penggunaan teknologi terbaru dalam upaya konservasi.

Selaras dengan itu, pembicara utama dari sektor bisnis, Shinta Widjaja Kamdani menekankan bahwa risiko kehilangan alam dan keanekaragaman hayati bagi perekonomian global cukup signifikan, hingga sekitar USD 8.2 triliun per tahun sampai 2050 berdasarkan penelitian dari PwC tahun 2020. Namun, dibalik itu, ada potensi perekonomian yang besar saat bisnis mengadopsi nilai alam dalam bisnisnya. Shinta mengatakan, “Ada 4 langkah aksi bisnis tingkat tinggi yang didorong oleh koalisi dan asosiasi bisnis tingkat global, yang dapat menjadi pembelajaran oleh pelaku bisnis di Indonesia, yakni A-C-T-D (Asses, Commit, Transform, Disclose)”. 

Acara dilanjutkan dengan diskusi panel yang dimoderatori oleh pembawa acara. Panel ini menghadirkan narasumber dari berbagai sektor. Pembicara pertama adalah Anggi Pertiwi Putri, Perencana Direktorat Lingkungan Hidup Bappenas. Anggi menjelaskan tentang informasi terbaru mengenai Strategi dan Rencana Aksi Keanekaragaman Hayati Indonesia (IBSAP). “Bappenas mendorong adanya Indeks Pengelolaan Keanekaragaman Hayati yang sejalan dengan target nasional IBSAP. Kami melibatkan berbagai sektor pentahelix untuk memberikan masukan terhadap penyusunan IBSAP 2024-2045”.

Pembicara selanjutnya adalah Pallavi Kalita, Asia Lead of Business for Nature, yang menjelaskan lebih lanjut terkait panduan aksi sektoral bagi bisnis untuk menghentikan dan membalikkan kehilangan alam serta peran bisnis dalam aksi keanekaragaman hayati. “Bisnis berada di tahap yang berbeda dalam perjalanan positif-alam mereka. Kami bersama WEF dan WBCSD menyusun panduan khusus berdasarkan 12 sektor bisnis, untuk memenuhi kebutuhan unik bisnis dalam interaksi mereka terhadap alam dalam rangka mempercepat aksi bisnis untuk alam”.

Diskusi dilanjutkan dengan paparan dari Dr. Indah Budiani, Direktur Eksekutif IBCSD. Indah menjelaskan sejumlah strategi bisnis yang dilakukan dalam mengatasi persoalan alam dan keanekaragaman hayati. “Melalui Indonesia Business and Biodiversity Platform (IBBP), IBCSD bersama stakeholder lainnya mendukung bisnis melalui peningkatan kesadaran dan kapasitas, melakukan advokasi kebijakan, penelitian, hingga kerjasama program terkait isu alam dan keanekaragaman hayati”, lanjutnya.

Pembicara terakhir yakni Ahfi Wahyu Hidayat, Spesialis Konservasi Hutan dan Perubahan Iklim TFCA Kalimantan Yayasan KEHATI. Ahfi menceritakan sejumlah pengalaman berkolaborasi dengan bisnis dalam upaya keanekaragaman hayati. “Kita punya potensi yang besar terkait keanekaragaman hayati, namun banyak tantangan yang perlu dihadapi. KEHATI memiliki 3 pendekatan ekosistem, yakni Kehutanan, Pertanian, dan Kelautan, ditambah dengan investasi berkelanjutan”, jelas Ahfi. 

Acara diakhiri dengan ajakan untuk mengambil tindakan nyata, dengan menekankan bahwa upaya kolaborasi sangat penting untuk mencapai ekonomi yang positif bagi alam untuk semua pada tahun 2030.

Kontak
Nama : Nurina Izazi
Jabatan : Communications and Member Relations Manager
Email : [email protected] 

Tentang Indonesia Business Council for Sustainable Development (IBCSD)
Indonesia Business Council for Sustainable Development (IBCSD) adalah sebuah asosiasi yang dipimpin oleh para CEO perusahaan yang beroperasi di Indonesia, yang memiliki komitmen yang sama untuk mempromosikan pembangunan berkelanjutan melalui pertumbuhan ekonomi yang berkelanjutan, keseimbangan ekologi, dan kemajuan sosial. IBCSD memfasilitasi kepemimpinan bisnis yang berkelanjutan dengan mempromosikan praktik-praktik terbaik, bermitra dengan pemerintah dan masyarakat sipil, serta memberikan solusi bagi kebijakan Indonesia dalam isu-isu keberlanjutan.