As a result of a lively discussion, the business sector agreed that synchronizing phase in One-map Policy implementation is a crucial and challenging and expressed three important issues in order this phase in to strategically succeed and private sector to optimally contribute, namely supporting regulation, accountable mechanism and guaranteed data security.
The kicked off session was opening remarks by the Head of Environment and Forestry Provincial Jambi, Ir Erizal as the host district.
Mr Erizal contextualized the Dialogue within the Vision and Implementation plan of RIMBA corridor.
The following session was shared-learning presentations from private sectors, such as APP and PT Royal Lestari Utama (RLU) and followed by sessions covering topics such as financial access and traceability systems.
The Implementation Dialogue was attended by 46 participants of whom representing the local jurisdictions, private companies, non-state actors that operates in JAMBI and within RIMBA corridor.
Timeline
Survei diharapkan dapat selesai dalam waktu 1 bulan (Mei-Juni 2018).
Lembaga yang berminat dapat mengirimkan proposal selambatnya hari Jumat tanggal 4 Mei 2018 pukul 17.00 WIB ke [email protected] cc [email protected]. Hanya lembaga yang memenuhi seleksi awal yang akan melanjutkan ke proses selanjutnya.
The baseline provision for further tactical plan. Participation of producers, as a front guard in educating consumers Education of Consumers and Communities, educate consumers as a key for sustainable consumption and production Association as resource center, role in connecting and enhancing the capacity of business people Regulation and incentives, issued as a legal background and guidance in applying Sustainable Consumption and Production. Roles of Academia as resource knowledge provider and human resource developer.
In line with Darmin, IBCSD President Shinta Kamdani said as a country with the largest economy in Southeast Asia, Indonesia is a major producer of agriculture and bridges between Asia and Australia. She also thinks that business as usual is no longer an option. Businesses need new leadership and ways of thinking to solve the challenges of sustainable development.
The discussion sucesfully mapped out some important elements in developing sustainable development such as life cycle assesment, tracebility of the biofuel sources, integrated policy supports and the importance of compliying sustainability standards.
IBCSD in partnership with BSR was holding a discussion talking on what are the effects of climate change to companies from vary sectors and how to deal with it. The IBCSD – BSR Workshop was held on 6th March 2018 at Mercantile Club Jakarta. The objective of this workshop is on how the private sector in Indonesia can reduce its risk and build resilience to climate-related impacts such as flooding, drought, and rising temperatures.
The discussion runs smoothly with active participants from private sectors. From the discussion, it’s shown that climate change affected vary sectors of companies in different ways. The participant also discussed about how to encounter the climate change effect.
