

In 2017, HERO achieved the Most Values Brand award. HERO also held a certification from The 9th IICD Corporate Governance Conference and Award as the Top 50 Mid Market Capitalization Public Listed Companies, and also The Best Non Financial Company. Another award that HERO got in 2017 is the Asia’s Best Company 2017 from Finance Asia. In the sustainability area, HERO held a platinum trophy at the 9th Annual Summit and Conference: CSR Leadership Award.
HERO is very concerned about their CSR program. HERO has a program named “HERO CARING” which includes many projects that was designed as a responsibility for the society, focusing on education, community health, economic empowerment, environmental awareness, Donation and humanitarian aid. HERO realizes that sustainability is not just about CSR. Therefor, together with IBCSD, HERO now has an aim to reach a better knowledge about sustainability, and also improving their programs.
Presenting is speaker is the Head of Research and Development Center for Green and Environmental Industry, Ministry of Industry which gave a really comprehensive explanation on Green Industry Development Standards in Indonesia. The discussion runs very smooth and warm. One of the newest members of IBCSD, PT L’Oreal Indonesia, has also been present as a speaker talking about Private Sector Efforts in Generating Green Products through Sustainable Sourcing. Looking at the success of the FGD, the series will be followed by the next discussion in the future.”
Marina Tusin, President Director of PwC Consulting Indonesia, said “It has been pleasantly heartwarming to witness various sustainability initiatives implemented in Indonesian companies given the environmental and social challenges we face today. It is our responsibility to applaud the progress made by companies moving towards sustainable businesses. The awards have been a great platform to showcase this progress and to recognise these companies.”
The Sustainable Business Awards run in partnership with PwC Indonesia, to recognize businesses that demonstrate leadership and proven commitment to sustainability through rigorous assessment on business practices. Applicants are scored against both processes and performance across the following 12 categories; Strategy and vision; Workforce; Community; Energy Management; Water Management; Waste & Material Productivity; Climate Change; Supply Chain; Land-use, Biodiversity and the Environment; Business Responsibility and Ethics, and the UN Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs).
“The recognition given to businesses for their sustainable efforts not only encourages
others to follow suit, but also provides an excellent resource to learn from best
practices. The rigorous process and prominence of the panel give the awards
unparalleled credibility and standing in Asia.” explains Tony Gourlay, CEO of Global
Initiatives, the awards organizer for the fifth year. Each contender completed a comprehensive interview, questionnaire and was scored against their corporate sustainability vision, and their environmental and social management strategies. Winners were chosen by an expert cross-industry panel including IBCSD, PwC and BAPPENAS (see full list below).
To learn about the awards criteria and methodology read more here.
Overall Winner of the Sustainable Business Awards: Holcim Indonesia
BEST IN CATEGORY AWARD (See detailed description here)
SPECIAL INDIVIDUAL RECOGNITION
SPECIAL RECOGNITION
Indonesia National Advisory Panel Members
Shinta Kamdani, President of IBCSD and Vice Chair Woman of KADIN Indonesia
Irhoan Tanudiredja, Senior Partner, PwC Indonesia
Erna Witoelar, Founder, Chairperson and Governing Board Member, KEHATI
Nina Sardjunani, Team Leader Secretariat of Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), BAPPENAS
Tony Gourlay, CEO, Global Initiatives
About Global Initiatives:
Global Initiatives creates partnerships that address global challenges through film, international events and media projects. By sharing knowledge and best practices, and calling on all stakeholders to take action, we address some of the greatest challenges facing the world. International events include the Responsible Business Forums.
Considering that over the past 50 years, 60% of the world’s ecosystem services have been degraded, IBCSD with its parent organisation WBCSD, are promoting Natural Capital Protocol. In Indonesia, this initiative is also developing and IBCSD as a platform for sustainable development.
Businesses depend on natural capital and the services they provide as an input to their operations. These dependencies are often critical but also frequently misunderstood or not fully recognized. Business operations can also have impacts on the quality and availability of natural capital, either positive or negative, and thus the long-term ability of natural capital to provide returns to the company, the economy, and society.
The discussion will explore how firms in the agribusiness sector might benefit from the natural capital project’s experience in the company case and also the factors that could help companies in adopting to the natural capital approaches in Indonesia.
For the summary of the event please click on the link below:
JOB DESCRIPTION :
IBCSD Communications & Relations
Reports to :
Executive Director
Roles & Responsibilities
Knowledge, Experience, and Education Required
Interested applicants should send the cover letter and CV to [email protected] before 22 September 2017.
Dekripsi kegiatan dan tugas konsultan
Dengan peserta sekitar 25 orang, pelatihan akan diadakan selama 3 hari di bulan November 2017.
Konsultan akan memiliki kewajiban dan tugas sebagai berikut:
Proposal dan bidding
Proses seleksi
Penilaian proposal akan didasarkan pada:
Untuk informasi lebih lanjut, anda dapat menghubungi:
Navitri Putri Guillaume, PhD
Program Director, CRU
Tel: +62 812 1023 9384
Email: [email protected]