E-STAR_Participant Tool Kit (1)

OrganizationOrganizationOrganizationOrganization

Committee

Chairman : Nanda Asridinan Noor, Business Management

General Secretary : Vaskhia Viega Surya

Event Management : Irfandie Adi Pradana

Agung Setiabudhi

Andhika Rio, Material Engineering

Fanny Octa Febrina

Novita Maya Lestari

Accomodations & Consumptions : Bintang Ednin Dewanto

Logistic & Transportation : Roy Adam

Rendy Satrio

Mulham Mubarak

Ahmad Reza

Sponsorship : Reza Ernanda, Civil Engineering

Diego Einstein, Chemical Engineering

Hariz Siddiq, Aeronautics and Astronautics

Publication & Media : Indrajati Herumurti

Lavalette Erica

Registration : Puteri Siti Salmiati, Environmental Engineering

Arimbi Shita Pramesty

Ashri Rahmatia, Physics Engineering

Humaira Zahra, Business Management

Finance : Rifan Ibnu Rahman, Business Management

Audi Wiratama Prabowo, Business Management

Documentations & Design : Nawangwulan Nitisuari

Anastasia Jauw

Titis Sekarwigati

Human Resource : Muhammad Habibi

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Nanda Asridinan Noor, Business Management, Bandung Institute of Technology

Vaskhia Viega Surya, Industrial Engineering, Bandung Institute of Technology

Irfandie Adi Pradana, Material Engineering, Bandung Institute of Technology

Agung Setiabudhi, Industrial Engineering Management, Bandung Institute of Technology

, Material Engineering, Bandung Institute of Technology

Fanny Octa Febrina, Business Management, Bandung Institute of Technology

Maya Lestari, Chemical Science, Bandung Institute of Technology

Bintang Ednin Dewanto, Civil Engineering, Bandung Institute of Technology

Muhammad Baiquni, Civil Engineering, Bandung Institute of Technology

Roy Adam, Business Management, Bandung Institute of Technology

Rendy Satrio, Business Management, Bandung Institute of Technology

Mulham Mubarak, Business Management, Bandung Institute of Technology

Ahmad Reza, Business Management, Bandung Institute of Technology

, Civil Engineering, Bandung Institute of Technology

, Chemical Engineering, Bandung Institute of Technology

, Aeronautics and Astronautics, Bandung Institute of Technology

Indrajati Herumurti, Metalurgical Engineering, Bandung Institute of Technology

Lavalette Erica, Metalurgical Engineering, Bandung Institute of Technology

, Environmental Engineering, Bandung Institute of Technology

Arimbi Shita Pramesty, Environmental Engineering, Bandung Institute of Technology

, Physics Engineering, Bandung Institute of Technology

, Business Management, Bandung Institute of Technology

, Business Management, Bandung Institute of Technology

, Business Management, Bandung Institute of Technolo

Nawangwulan Nitisuari, Interior Design, Bandung Institute of Technology

Anastasia Jauw, Design Communication Visual, Bandung Institute of Technology

Titis Sekarwigati, Material Engineering, Bandung Institute of Technology

Muhammad Habibi, Geological Engineering, Bandung Institute of Technology

, Bandung Institute of Technology

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Speakers and Panelists (some still in confirmation)

Surna Tjahja Djajadiningrat, Chairman of ASEAN Learning Network Council

Dwi Larso, Lecturer of Entrepreneurship & Vice Dean of School of Business Management

Rhenald Kasali, Head of Study Economy faculty University

Iskandar, CEO of Biofarma, a leading vaccine manufacturer in Indonesia

Tri Mumpuni, Entrepreneur of socio and green energy in Indonesia

Hiramsyah S. Thaib, CEO of Bakrieland, a leading property developer in

Hasnul Suhaimi, CEO of XL Axiata, a leading mobile telecom provider in Indonesia

Rika Anggraini, Head of Corp. Social Responsibility, The Body Shop Indonesia

Kuntoro Mangkusubroto, Leader of Indonesian Presidency Government Control

Fasli Djalal, ex-Vice Minister of Education, Indonesian government

Faisal Basri, Indonesian government economic adviser

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(some still in confirmation)

Surna Tjahja Djajadiningrat, Chairman of ASEAN Learning Network Council


Rhenald Kasali, Head of Study Economy faculty University of Indonesia & Entrepreneur of House of Change

Iskandar, CEO of Biofarma, a leading vaccine manufacturer in Indonesia

Tri Mumpuni, Entrepreneur of socio and green energy in Indonesia

Hiramsyah S. Thaib, CEO of Bakrieland, a leading property developer in Indonesia

Hasnul Suhaimi, CEO of XL Axiata, a leading mobile telecom provider in Indonesia

Rika Anggraini, Head of Corp. Social Responsibility, The Body Shop Indonesia

Kuntoro Mangkusubroto, Leader of Indonesian Presidency Government Control

Vice Minister of Education, Indonesian government

Indonesian government economic adviser


of Indonesia & Entrepreneur of House of Change

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Note from E-STAR Chairman and President of ITB Student Association

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Rules ................................................................

Important contact number ................................

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Note from ENote from ENote from ENote from E----STAR ChairmanSTAR ChairmanSTAR ChairmanSTAR Chairman

Dear Distinguished Participants,

Warm greetings from Indonesia, Institut Teknologi Bandung and E

First and foremost, CONGRATULATIONS

STAR!

Your application has been evaluated and proved to be ready to challenge green business while

expanding international network. We are pleased to inform that you now are a part of this program,

so be proud of yourself!

E-STARs initiative purpose is to facilitate students and youth to enhance sustainability

knowledge in entrepreneurship, through learning proc

perspectives that goes beyond borders. Followed by a collaborative platform movement, E

aims to transform future leadership and help make the world an even better place, yet requires

long-term vision and commitment.

By being a part of the 1st E

map values and principles from various case perspectives in a structured approach and exciting way.

After that, country representatives will act the campa

This toolkit is a handbook to prepare your journey in February

need to know about the summit green business concept and technical things (including

accomodations, attire to bring, rundown, et

this toolkit carefully.

Last but not least, we are looking forward for collaborations, right here in remarkable

Indonesia! We hope you enjoy the excitement on each second of your experience. Thank y

Warmest regards,

Nanda Asridinan Noor

Committee Chairman, E

Representing Committee Team

E-STAR Committee

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STAR ChairmanSTAR ChairmanSTAR ChairmanSTAR Chairman and President of ITB Student Associationand President of ITB Student Associationand President of ITB Student Associationand President of ITB Student Association

Dear Distinguished Participants,

from Indonesia, Institut Teknologi Bandung and E-STAR.

CONGRATULATIONS on being selected as a country delegate for joining E


international network. We are pleased to inform that you now are a part of this program,

STARs initiative purpose is to facilitate students and youth to enhance sustainability

knowledge in entrepreneurship, through learning process from different ethical attitude and

perspectives that goes beyond borders. Followed by a collaborative platform movement, E


ent.

By being a part of the 1st E-STAR, we are going to firstly learn more about green business then


After that, country representatives will act the campaign locally in their home country.

is a handbook to prepare your journey in February which informs e


accomodations, attire to bring, rundown, etc.). Since you are one step closer to E


Indonesia! We hope you enjoy the excitement on each second of your experience. Thank y

Nanda Asridinan Noor Tizar Muhammad Kautsar Bijaksana

Committee Chairman, E-STAR President, ITB Student Association

Representing Committee Team

and President of ITB Student Associationand President of ITB Student Associationand President of ITB Student Associationand President of ITB Student Association

on being selected as a country delegate for joining E-


international network. We are pleased to inform that you now are a part of this program,

STARs initiative purpose is to facilitate students and youth to enhance sustainability

ess from different ethical attitude and

perspectives that goes beyond borders. Followed by a collaborative platform movement, E-STAR


STAR, we are going to firstly learn more about green business then


ign locally in their home country.

which informs everything you


Since you are one step closer to E-STAR, please read


Indonesia! We hope you enjoy the excitement on each second of your experience. Thank you.

Tizar Muhammad Kautsar Bijaksana

President, ITB Student Association

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What is E-STAR?

E-STAR (Entrepreneurship Sustainability Student Summit for Transformational Leadership

annual forum meeting for developing

in youth entrepreneurship through

important and urgent, knowing negative business impact to environment

sustainable way of life, thus economy and environment is in opposite direction

higher interest for future generations sustainable business mindset.

Students are still limited by country knowledge, cultural background, conventional approach, closed

thoughts and ideas. In the summit, chosen students (as country delegates) that are through

selection process, will discover values and principles about green entrepreneurship from academic,

entrepreneur, government expert, map

after analyzing different industry cases

ratified report.

All are done through beyond borders learning process. Benefits of this program will not only impact

students but also entrepreneurs and communities alike.

international student entrepreneur organization

the program objectives are network of students, interest to sustainability, kno

business and ASEAN campaign.

When?

1st to 8th February 2012

Who will participate in E-STAR?

E-STAR participates are ASEAN university students as country delegates coming to

February 2012, to share and map ideal values of green business practice, facilitated by

entrepreneurs, academicians and government

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Entrepreneurship Sustainability Student Summit for Transformational Leadership

annual forum meeting for developing comprehensive, structured green business

in youth entrepreneurship through international network and organized campaign

important and urgent, knowing negative business impact to environment, growing needs for

, thus economy and environment is in opposite direction. Students need

higher interest for future generations sustainable business mindset.


In the summit, chosen students (as country delegates) that are through


entrepreneur, government expert, map fundamental values that green business

after analyzing different industry cases. They are then will plot regional campaign action plans


trepreneurs and communities alike. In the long run, E-STAR aims to become an

entrepreneur organization and continue realizing the vision

the program objectives are network of students, interest to sustainability, knowledge of green

STAR?

participates are ASEAN university students as country delegates coming to


entrepreneurs, academicians and government officials.

Entrepreneurship Sustainability Student Summit for Transformational Leadership), is an

green business model knowledge

international network and organized campaign. This is

growing needs for

Students need


In the summit, chosen students (as country delegates) that are through


that green business model must have

plot regional campaign action plans and


STAR aims to become an

and continue realizing the vision. As a conclusion,

wledge of green

participates are ASEAN university students as country delegates coming to Indonesia on


What will we do in E-STAR?

Through a full-week work-life balance

tree planting, network bonding games and cultural exchange, E

experience in remarkable Indonesian traditional environment

long-lasting relationship could be built.

of green entrepreneurship mindset development campaign to ASEAN universities.

Why greenpreneurship?

Our program was made from the urgency and importance of building knowledge and interest on

greener, more efficient activities up for students, as a mean of supporting global movement on

sustainable development, based on 4 MDGs Most Difficult to Achieve by Indonesia

ending poverty, women empowe

The challenge for balance between economy and environment does not only happen in Indonesia,

but also countries all around the world. Thus, future leaders (students) from different background

should take the opportunity to share and

One of ways to progress on sustainability is the making of green economy. It could start from youth

entrepreneurship, begins in the mindframe, anywhere, and should begin right now.

As a mean of our theme, Sustainability in Business Model of

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life balance summit program, from seminar, company visit, dinners until

tree planting, network bonding games and cultural exchange, E-STAR shall give you memorable

experience in remarkable Indonesian traditional environment and eco-friendly management

lasting relationship could be built. Yet we are here, together, to start a collaborative movement



eener, more efficient activities up for students, as a mean of supporting global movement on

sustainable development, based on 4 MDGs Most Difficult to Achieve by Indonesia

, women empowerment, HIV/AIDS eradication, and environmental conservation



should take the opportunity to share and learn wisdoms of this issue.



Sustainability in Business Model of E-STAR will

company visit, dinners until

STAR shall give you memorable

friendly management, thus

Yet we are here, together, to start a collaborative movement



eener, more efficient activities up for students, as a mean of supporting global movement on

sustainable development, based on 4 MDGs Most Difficult to Achieve by Indonesia (July 2011):

ntal conservation.





STAR will be described in:

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Why The Program Is Important?

The program was made seeing the need of more effective and efficient business profitability

while protecting the environment.

entrepreneurship knowledge is

comprehensive business process. Experts mentioned sustainability practice in

entrepreneurship is currently perceived only as a status, not as processes in which need to

be integrated with business model. Future entrepreneurs and leaders are challenged to

change.

On the other hand, when students need to learn so, they are limited with

knowledge, cultural background

need to go beyond borders, engage with other student from different perspective, and

advanced learning process while being facilitated by experts from entrepreneurs, academics

and government concerning sustainable entrepreneurship and green economy. Yet, this

cannot be done only now, but should be planned for the long

Programs Objective

(a) To develop network and cross

ideas.

(b) To increase interest of ASEAN students delegating country to green entrepreneurship.

(c) To find out ideal, structured green business model knowledge for ASEAN

(d) To plan campaign strategy on encouraging university students for sustainability

entrepreneurship.

After the program, E-STAR plans to send each delegates back to their home country

to campaign the green business model to each university and communit

build its own international organization to control the campaign results while conducts

future summit for improvement.

E-STAR Committee

www.estar-itb.org

[email protected]

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Why The Program Is Important? program was made seeing the need of more effective and efficient business profitability

while protecting the environment. Unfortunately, there are conditions where green

entrepreneurship knowledge is unstructured and not ideally implemented

prehensive business process. Experts mentioned sustainability practice in



On the other hand, when students need to learn so, they are limited with

cultural background, conventional approach, closed thoughts and ideas

need to go beyond borders, engage with other student from different perspective, and



cannot be done only now, but should be planned for the long-run.

To develop network and cross-country access of ASEAN youths to learn and share

To increase interest of ASEAN students delegating country to green entrepreneurship.

To find out ideal, structured green business model knowledge for ASEAN

To plan campaign strategy on encouraging university students for sustainability

STAR plans to send each delegates back to their home country

to campaign the green business model to each university and communit


future summit for improvement.

program was made seeing the need of more effective and efficient business profitability

Unfortunately, there are conditions where green

not ideally implemented throughout

prehensive business process. Experts mentioned sustainability practice in



On the other hand, when students need to learn so, they are limited with country

conventional approach, closed thoughts and ideas. They

need to go beyond borders, engage with other student from different perspective, and do



country access of ASEAN youths to learn and share

To increase interest of ASEAN students delegating country to green entrepreneurship.

To find out ideal, structured green business model knowledge for ASEAN youth.

To plan campaign strategy on encouraging university students for sustainability

STAR plans to send each delegates back to their home country

to campaign the green business model to each university and community. E-STAR will also


Investment Costs Involved

Each participant is required to pay

The $175 you invest includes accommodation, food, transportation costs,

goodie bags and many more.

You are expected to bear this cost on your own. The programme fee has been subsidized

significantly and we are working towards providing further subsidy depending on availability

funding.

The payment method is thus:

Please transfer the application mo

Once the money has been tran

details about your bank account nu

Please make sure to transfer the money by

issues/questions feel free to email us at

The information needed for telegraphic transfer

1) Pay to: Bank Central Asia - Indon

2) Beneficiary name: Rifan Ibnu Rahman

3) Account number: 777-102-668

4) Bank address: Jalan Ir. H. Juanda 66 Bandung West Java

Reaching E-STAR 2012

The venue of the program is at Bandung Institute of Technology

West Java, Indonesia.

The accommodation venue for

stages of confirming the accommodation.

Bandung,

We will let you now the confirmed accommodation (should there be any changes or not)

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Each participant is required to pay USD $175 (equivalent to 1.500.000 IDR) for the entire

includes accommodation, food, transportation costs, E-


significantly and we are working towards providing further subsidy depending on availability

Please transfer the application money of USD $175 (or equivalent) to the E-STAR

Once the money has been transferred, send us a copy of the receipt (preferably via email) and

details about your bank account number, etc. We will confirm the reception of the money ASAP.

sure to transfer the money by Wednesday, January 18th, latest. If you have any

issues/questions feel free to email us at [email protected].

The information needed for telegraphic transfer is as follows:

Indonesia, SWIFT: CENAIDJA

Rifan Ibnu Rahman

668-4

Jalan Ir. H. Juanda 66 Bandung West Java - Indonesia

Bandung Institute of Technology, Jl. Ganeca 10 Bandung

The accommodation venue for E-STAR 2012 is in Bandung, Indonesia. We are currently in

of confirming the accommodation. Below is the best alternative for your staying:

Casa d Ladera Hotel & Restaurant

Jalan Dr. Setiabudhi no. 262

Bandung, 40143 West Java - Indonesia

We will let you now the confirmed accommodation (should there be any changes or not)

for the entire program.

-STAR 2012 T-shirts,


significantly and we are working towards providing further subsidy depending on availability of

STAR bank account.

(preferably via email) and

reception of the money ASAP.

, latest. If you have any

Bandung 40132

Bandung, Indonesia. We are currently in the final

Below is the best alternative for your staying:

We will let you now the confirmed accommodation (should there be any changes or not) ASAP.

For participants coming in from outside

fly to Soekarno Hatta International Airport

Indonesia. There will be scheduled pickups

of February, the timings of which you will be notified in advance.

we will arrange your need for pickups and/or shuttle travel from Bandung to your airport.

For local participants, you can get to Bandung in any transportation that

bus, train, or flight) and let us know if you also need pickups. We recommend you not to bring

personal vehicles, since committee will prepare all your transportation needs throughout program.

We expect every participant to jo

p.m on 1st February. By doing so, you will have one hour rest and come to the dinner on

Visa to Enter Indonesia

Residents of any ASEAN country do not need a visa to enter

that you double-check for any possible issues you may face.

By transferring the summit fee/investment cost, booking your flight plans (include estimated time of

arrival & departure) and visa details, then sending us these info via

[email protected], you confirm yourself to become a participant of E

you do this by January 18th.

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For participants coming in from outside Indonesia, we recommend that you book your air

International Airport Jakarta or Husein Sastranegara Airport Bandung,

There will be scheduled pickups and/or shuttle travel from these two airports

, the timings of which you will be notified in advance. For returning back to your country,


For local participants, you can get to Bandung in any transportation that suits you (shuttle travel,



We expect every participant to join the welcoming dinner by arriving in the venue or hotel before 5

February. By doing so, you will have one hour rest and come to the dinner on

Residents of any ASEAN country do not need a visa to enter Indonesia. However, we recommend

check for any possible issues you may face.


arrival & departure) and visa details, then sending us these info via

, you confirm yourself to become a participant of E-STAR. Please make sure

book your air-tickets to

Husein Sastranegara Airport Bandung,

from these two airports only on 1st

For returning back to your country,


suits you (shuttle travel,



in the welcoming dinner by arriving in the venue or hotel before 5

February. By doing so, you will have one hour rest and come to the dinner on-time.

However, we recommend


arrival & departure) and visa details, then sending us these info via e-mail to

STAR. Please make sure

TTTTimetable imetable imetable imetable EEEE----STARSTARSTARSTAR

Time

Day 0 (1 Feb) Day 1 (2 Feb) Day 2

Initial Meeting Critical Warm-Up Summit Part 1

7 until 8

Arrival of All

Local &

International

Participants

Preparation &

Breakfast

Preparation &

Breakfast

8 until 9

ITB Tour

Summit Prep.

9 until 10 Summit

Presentation)

Morning Session

10 until 11

11 until 12 Organization

Presentation 12 until 13

13 until 14 Daybreak Daybreak

14 until 15

Sustainability

Knowledge

Seminar

Summit (1st

Plen

Afternoon

15 until 16

16 until 17

17 until 18

18 until 19 Red Carpet

Welcoming

19 until 20 Photo-shoot Photo / Grouping Photo + Finishing

Summit

20 until 21

Welcoming

Dinner

Dinner

21 until 22 Group Discussion

& Summit Prep. Evaluations22 until 23

23 until 24 Check-In Rest Day Summarized

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Day 2 (3 Feb) Day 3 (4 Feb) Day 4 (5 Feb) Day 5 (6 Feb)

Summit Part 1 Summit Part 2 Summit Part 3 Unlocking

Relations

Preparation &

Breakfast

Preparation &

Breakfast

Preparation &

Breakfast

Preparation &

Breakfast

Summit Prep. Summit Prep. Summit Prep. Travel Prep.

Summit (Opening

& Panel

Presentation)

Morning Session

Summit (1st

Breakout)

Morning Session

Summit (2nd

Plenary) Morning

Session

Travel

Company Visit

Daybreak Daybreak Daybreak Daybreak

Summit (1st

Plenary)

Afternoon

Session

Summit (2nd

Breakout)

Afternoon

Session

Summit

(Debriefing)

Afternoon

Session

Travel to Cultural

Recreation Place

Cultural

Recreation

Exploration Photo + Finishing

Summit Part

Photo + Finishing

Summit Part

Summit Closing

Reception

Dinner Dinner Dinner

Summit

Evaluations

Summit

Evaluations

Evaluations &

Cultural Show

Dinner

Travel back,

sharing

Day Summarized

+ Rest

Day Summarized

+ Rest

Day Summarized

+ Rest

Day Summarized

+ Rest

Day 6 (7 Feb) Day 7 (8 Feb)

Paramount

Responsibilities Farewell

Preparation &

Breakfast

Preparation &

Breakfast

Travel to Green

Place

Check-Out,

Departure of All

Participants

Tree Plantation

Event

Daybreak

Travel

Visit to

Merchandise

shops

Networking &

Feedbacks

Closing Dinner w/

Classical Music

Closing + Rest Follow-ups

RulesRulesRulesRules

Things that participants will need to bring to E

1. Clothes

Here are the recommend dress codes for the programs:

Day Event

1st February Welcoming Dinner

2nd February ITB Tour and Seminar

3rd February Opening Summit Session

4rd February Olahraga

Summit Session

5rd February Closing Summit Session

6rd February Company Visit and

Recreational Bonding

7rd February Green Planting

Closing Dinner

*The organizers will provide E-STAR 2012 T

2. Basic stationery and Notepads

3. Card Identity (passport, Id card, student Id)

4. Camera

5. Extra Cash (preferably in Rupiah)

6. Medicines

7. Toiletries

8. Souvenirs from your own country

9. Business plan and business ideas materials

10. Business card

The dos and donts during this program

Dos

Follows a series of events in accordance with a rundown of the event.

Participants have the contact of LO and Committee.

Notify the LO of there is an urgent need.

Do dress neatly during the program.

DON'Ts

Make a noise or a problem during the event.

Left the event without permission from LO or committee.

Don't even think about buying or transporting illegal drugs.

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Things that participants will need to bring to E-Star 2012

Here are the recommend dress codes for the programs:

Recommended Clothing

Welcoming Dinner Traditional dress, symbolic (such as

Indonesia), otherwise there could use formal wear

ITB Tour and Seminar Semiformal Attire

Opening Summit Session Formal Attire

Sportswear + sneaker

Summit Session Semiformal Attire

Closing Summit Session Formal Attire

Company Visit and

Recreational Bonding E-STAR 2012 T-shirt* + Extra change of casual

clothes (optional)

Sportswear + sneaker + Extra change of casual

clothes (must)

Formal Attire

STAR 2012 T-shirts for participants.

Basic stationery and Notepads, Laptop*

Card Identity (passport, Id card, student Id)

Extra Cash (preferably in Rupiah)

your own country

Business plan and business ideas materials

The dos and donts during this program!

Follows a series of events in accordance with a rundown of the event.

Participants have the contact of LO and Committee.

of there is an urgent need.

Do dress neatly during the program.

Make a noise or a problem during the event.

Left the event without permission from LO or committee.

Don't even think about buying or transporting illegal drugs.

Traditional dress, symbolic (such as batik to

Indonesia), otherwise there could use formal wear

shirt* + Extra change of casual

+ Extra change of casual

Important Contact Important Contact Important Contact Important Contact NNNNumberumberumberumber

E-STAR Committee

Organizing Committee Chair

Nanda Asridinan Noor

Chief of Event Management

Irfandie Adi Pradana

Chief of Registration

Puteri Siti Salmati

Chief of Finance

Rifan Ibnu Rahman

Contacs

Police

Ambulance

Fire Brigade

Embassy

Embassy of the People's Republic of Bangladesh

Jl. Denpasar Raya No.3 Blok A 13

Kav.10, Kuningan, Jakarta Selatan

Embassy of Brunnei Darussalam in Indonesia

Wisma GBKI

Jl. Jend. Sudirman Kav. 19

Royal Embassy of Cambodia in Indonesia

Jl. Kintamani Raya C-15 No.33

Kuningan Timur, Jakarta Selatan

Embassy of India in Indonesia

Jl. HR. Rasuna Said S-1

Kuningan, Jakarta 12950

Embassy of the Lao People's Democratic Republic

Jl. Patra Kuningan XIV No.1A

Jakarta Selatan 12950

Embassy of Malaysia in Indonesia

Jl. HR. Rasuna Said Kav.X-6/1-3

Jakarta Selatan 12950

Embassy of the Union of Myanmar

Jl. H. Agus Salim No.109

Menteng, Jakarta Pusat

Embassy of the Republic of the Philippines in Indonesia

Jl. Imam Bonjol No. 6-8, Menteng,

Jakarta 10310

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Mobile Number

+62 818 0910 1991

+62 856 2423 5886

+62 856 2048 934

+62 821 1501 6429

Contacs Phone Number

112

118

113

Embassy of the People's Republic of Bangladesh

Jl. Denpasar Raya No.3 Blok A 13

Kav.10, Kuningan, Jakarta Selatan

+62 21 525 1986

Embassy of Brunnei Darussalam in Indonesia +62 21 574 1437

Royal Embassy of Cambodia in Indonesia

Kuningan Timur, Jakarta Selatan

+62 21 520 2673

+62 21 520 4150

Embassy of the Lao People's Democratic Republic +62 21 522 9602

Embassy of Malaysia in Indonesia

3

+62 21 522 4947

Embassy of the Union of Myanmar +62 21 314 0440

Embassy of the Republic of the Philippines in Indonesia

8, Menteng,

+62 21 310 0334

Mobile Number

+62 818 0910 1991

+62 856 2423 5886

+62 856 2048 934

+62 821 1501 6429

Phone Number

+62 21 525 1986

+62 21 574 1437

+62 21 520 2673

+62 21 520 4150

+62 21 522 9602

+62 21 522 4947

+62 21 314 0440

310 0334

Embassy of the Republic of Singapore

Jl. H.R. Rasuna Said Kav BI X/4 Kav.2,

Kuningan, Jakarta 12950

Royal Thai Embassy

Jl. Imam Bonjol No. 74

Jakarta Pusat 10310

Embassy of the Sosialist Republic of Vietnam

Jl. Teuku Umar No. 25

Menteng, Jakarta Pusat

Public Transportation

Blue Bird Taxi

Jl. Terusan Buah Batu 194

Bandung

Cipaganti Taxi

Jl. Gatot Subroto No. 94

Bandung

Gemah Ripah Taxi

Jl. Sumbersari 21

Babakan Ciparay, Bandung

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GREEN ENTREPRENEURSHIP PRACTICE

SUSTAINABLE BUSINESS MODEL, AND GREEN PRACTICE KNOWLEDGE ON SPESIFIC

It is a growing field. We have good talent

in India so in terms of clean technology talent

we are at par with the world. The market is

diverse and offers unprecedented

opportunities. The biggest will be solar

projects.

Sustainable Business Model:

The natural environment is probably at

the top of the list, for it encompasses the

resources on which we all depend and it

brings the joy, the balance and the sense of

belonging that is at the core of our human

wellbeing. Equally constituent for our human

environment is our civilization, of which

politics; economics and entertainment is just

a few of the inseparable parts.

Renewable Energy Sources in India

Hydel: India has a total hydro energy

potential of about 1.5 lakh MW of which

about 20 % is installed. Small hydro plant

potential is about 15000 MW and most of it is

in the northern and eastern hilly regions.

Wind Energy: The wind power potential

of India is about 45,000 MW out of which

capacity of 8748 MW has been installed in

India till 31st March 2008. India is one of the

leading countries in generating the power

through wind energy. These potentials could

be improved if the technology of putting

turbines in sea is embraced. There are wind

farms on sea generating as high as 160 MW of

power

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AREAS/ INDUSTRY IN INDIA Arunkumar R

Indian Institute of Technology Roorkee

Roorkee, India

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It is a growing field. We have good talent

in India so in terms of clean technology talent

we are at par with the world. The market is

diverse and offers unprecedented

opportunities. The biggest will be solar

atural environment is probably at

the top of the list, for it encompasses the

resources on which we all depend and it

brings the joy, the balance and the sense of

belonging that is at the core of our human

wellbeing. Equally constituent for our human

ironment is our civilization, of which

politics; economics and entertainment is just

Renewable Energy Sources in India

Hydel: India has a total hydro energy

potential of about 1.5 lakh MW of which

Small hydro plant

potential is about 15000 MW and most of it is

in the northern and eastern hilly regions.

Wind Energy: The wind power potential

of India is about 45,000 MW out of which

capacity of 8748 MW has been installed in

India is one of the

leading countries in generating the power

through wind energy. These potentials could

be improved if the technology of putting

turbines in sea is embraced. There are wind

farms on sea generating as high as 160 MW of

Biogas / Biomass

Biomass is converted into gas through a

gasifier after combustion. The biomass could

be used to generate steam or power or used

as a fuel. There are various examples of

gasifier power plants in India. Power is

generated using rice husk in Andhra Pr

while several bagasse based plants are there.

India has a potential of 3500 MW from

bagasse. Other fast growing plants could be

planned over a huge area, so that it provides

biomass for generating power.

Bio-fuels

The input carbon dioxide and the o

of clean environment and light which is

aplenty. Just by using these two things algae

grows, and could be used for extracting oil

and then extracting bio-fuel from it. It will also

act as a sink for carbon dioxide and seems to

be the most attractive option. In a way it

should be called utilization of solar energy!

Solar energy

India is a tropical country and has many

sunny days. According to estimates, 35 MW of

power could be generated from 1 sq km. With

such potential, solar is going to be the futu

The startup cost is the biggest limitation

which has led to the low realization of the

potential it has. For solar energy to become

one of the front runners, it will require lot of

research, cheap technology and low capital.

Cooking, lighting, water heating and open

air drying applications are common now

days, using solar energy. There are other

applications like solar vehicles, desalination,

agriculture, etc. which are coming up. It will

AND ITS CHALLENGE, DEFINITION OF A


Biomass is converted into gas through a

gasifier after combustion. The biomass could

be used to generate steam or power or used

as a fuel. There are various examples of

gasifier power plants in India. Power is

generated using rice husk in Andhra Pradesh,

while several bagasse based plants are there.

India has a potential of 3500 MW from

bagasse. Other fast growing plants could be

planned over a huge area, so that it provides

biomass for generating power.

The input carbon dioxide and the old foe

of clean environment and light which is

aplenty. Just by using these two things algae

grows, and could be used for extracting oil

fuel from it. It will also

act as a sink for carbon dioxide and seems to

option. In a way it

should be called utilization of solar energy!

India is a tropical country and has many

sunny days. According to estimates, 35 MW of

power could be generated from 1 sq km. With

such potential, solar is going to be the future.

The startup cost is the biggest limitation

which has led to the low realization of the

potential it has. For solar energy to become

one of the front runners, it will require lot of

research, cheap technology and low capital.

Cooking, lighting, water heating and open

air drying applications are common now-a-

days, using solar energy. There are other

applications like solar vehicles, desalination,

agriculture, etc. which are coming up. It will

take time to catch up because of the

involved in it. The two main methods of

converting solar energy in to power are:

i) Photovoltaic cells

ii) Concentrated solar power and any

operating fluid.

Energy from wastes

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take time to catch up because of the high cost

involved in it. The two main methods of

converting solar energy in to power are:

i) Photovoltaic cells

ii) Concentrated solar power and any

Such huge quantity of wastes generated

all over India, are a huge

tapped. Sorting is required to be done for

organic and inorganic and there is a good

quantity for energy needs. Some of these are

converted into fuel briquettes and sold.

Such huge quantity of wastes generated

all over India, are a huge opportunity to be

apped. Sorting is required to be done for

organic and inorganic and there is a good

quantity for energy needs. Some of these are

converted into fuel briquettes and sold.



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Green entrepreneurship is actually

creating a new products or services which is

not only for better in terms of quality and

quantity as an economical but also better for

our planet as well.

As I learned from Banjarsari Kampong in

Cilandak, South Jakarta whom was awarded

as the eco-friendly village from UNESCO in

1998 that they actually can managed all their

trash very well and by that they could

produced a compost every three days with

their organic waste and sell it to people.

can see that at the same time they got a very

clean, green and health environment besides

they can earn money as well. Thats is one of

the greenpreuneurship about.

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AREAS/ INDUSTRY IN INDONESIA Aulia Qisthi

University of Indonesia

Jakarta, Indonesia

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Green entrepreneurship is actually

creating a new products or services which is

not only for better in terms of quality and

quantity as an economical but also better for

As I learned from Banjarsari Kampong in

whom was awarded

friendly village from UNESCO in

1998 that they actually can managed all their

trash very well and by that they could

produced a compost every three days with

their organic waste and sell it to people. We

e time they got a very

environment besides

they can earn money as well. Thats is one of

Actually this is what I would like to share

to a lot of people especially for a low

people that we can be green and we can earn

money as well too. Facts from voanews.co.id

said that Jakarta produced 6,300 tons of

garbage a day and only five percent of that

ends up being processed for reuse and the

rest of that just ends up in poorly maintained

dump sites, thrown into street or tossed into

rivers and canals. So tihs is one of the biggest

challenge in Jakarta, Indonesia for sure.

need more hand and people to help recycle

this tons of garbage and I optimist we can do

it better. Dont forget that we are our

principal architect of our planet design a good

environment for our children because Haida

Indian once said that We do not inherit

land from our ancestors, but we borrow it

from our children.



Actually this is what I would like to share

to a lot of people especially for a low-income

e green and we can earn

money as well too. Facts from voanews.co.id

said that Jakarta produced 6,300 tons of

garbage a day and only five percent of that

ends up being processed for reuse and the

rest of that just ends up in poorly maintained

rown into street or tossed into

rivers and canals. So tihs is one of the biggest

challenge in Jakarta, Indonesia for sure. We

need more hand and people to help recycle

this tons of garbage and I optimist we can do

it better. Dont forget that we are our

incipal architect of our planet design a good

environment for our children because Haida

Indian once said that We do not inherit this

land from our ancestors, but we borrow it



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Green Entrepreneurship is

run businness with an attitude.

only about starting a new

also taking responsibility

choices. Green entrepeurneurship

mindset which relates with

resources,personal,

(individual/passion),people, and

This new perspective

entrepreneurship introduced

America due to global financial

climate change, and global

revolution. Green Entrepreneurship

sustainable way for the next

The Sustainable business to

existing resources (environment)

future and to seek the balance

nature.

The sustainable business

can be defined as making money

earth\friendly. The long term

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AREAS/ INDUSTRY IN INDONESIA Chaterine Bernike Christine


Bandung, Indonesia

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a new way to

attitude. It is not

business but

for your life

entrepeurneurship is a

relates with natural

and profit.

perspective of

introduced firstly in

financial crisis,

global information

Entrepreneurship is a

next generation.

conserve the

(environment) for the

of human and

model itself

money and be

well being

maintainance with the

management to the motherearth.

Nowadays there are

practice knowledges one

Indonesian brand namely

known with its radio.

Mr.Singgih Susilo Kartono.

wood is a good material for

also supported by the fact

his village (Kandangan

Indonesia) are skilled

Subsequently, he designed

made by unwell\educated

villagers in Temanggung.

responsibility for the

every tree used for Magno

replants another trees. In

helps the villagers to get

improve the craftmanship

declined because of the

the greenpreneurship

life,limit,and balance that

for our next granchildren.

ENTREPRENEURSHIP PRACTICE AND ITS CHALLENGE, DEFINITION OF A


responsible business

motherearth.

are lots of green

one of them is an

namely Magno Design,

It was initiated by

Kartono. He found that

for his product and it

fact that people at

(Kandangan\Temanggung,

at craftmanship.

designed wooden radio

educated yet skilled at craft\

Temanggung. He also takes

environment, for

Magno Design, He

In the order hand, he

get work and also to

craftmanship which is been

the technology. Finally,

is all about

that would be lasting

GREEN ENTREPRENEURSHIP



Whatever is done in marketing and

business, customer remains as the focus, in

other words, marketers and business man run

the activities with customer oriented. The

most significant implementation for

marketers and business man regarding

consumer products and services are that

consumers are acting according to the values

that they hold through the power of their

purchasing decisions. This new emerging

trend is called environmental consumerism.

The term is interpreted as an effort of

individuals to protect their planet or earth by

purchasing only the products they consider

green. So the consumers do not just judge on

the product performance and price, but also

on corporate social responsibility (CSR). It also

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AREAS/ INDUSTRY IN INDONESIA Dyah Savitri Pritadrajati

Gadjah Mada University

Yogyakarta, Indonesia

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Whatever is done in marketing and

business, customer remains as the focus, in

other words, marketers and business man run

the activities with customer oriented. The

most significant implementation for

keters and business man regarding

consumer products and services are that

consumers are acting according to the values

that they hold through the power of their

cisions. This new emerging

trend is called environmental consumerism.

The term is interpreted as an effort of

individuals to protect their planet or earth by

purchasing only the products they consider

green. So the consumers do not just judge on

t performance and price, but also

on corporate social responsibility (CSR). It also

includes the value of the product

environmental requirements. A business that

is able to bring up the value of its products,

without ignoring the environment can

called as a sustainable business. Nowadays,

there are many industry and business

promoting green and organic product, but

sometimes they may just forget or ignore the

need of green or enviro

process of production. Besides, some

industries or businesses sometimes hide

behind the pretext of corporate social

responsibility (CSR) which become the

shortcut to exit from the responsibility to

make the process of production is

environmental friendly.

PRACTICE AND ITS CHALLENGE, DEFINITION OF A


includes the value of the product and its

environmental requirements. A business that

is able to bring up the value of its products,

without ignoring the environment can be

called as a sustainable business. Nowadays,

there are many industry and business

promoting green and organic product, but

sometimes they may just forget or ignore the

need of green or environmentally friendly

process of production. Besides, some

ies or businesses sometimes hide

of corporate social

responsibility (CSR) which become the

shortcut to exit from the responsibility to

make the process of production is




I dont know that much about green

entrepreneurship as most of the people tend

to know I guess. I think they are people that

make profit by doing services or creating

products that benefit or at least do not harm

the environment. As for the region Im at, I

think coming from not having any background

in environment, I tend to see that the

challenges of this business is how to m

economic profit from it. From my perspective

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AREAS/ INDUSTRY IN INDONESIA Eka Swani


Bandung, Indonesia

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I dont know that much about green

entrepreneurship as most of the people tend

to know I guess. I think they are people that

make profit by doing services or creating

products that benefit or at least do not harm

the environment. As for the region Im at, I

think coming from not having any background

in environment, I tend to see that the

challenges of this business is how to make an

economic profit from it. From my perspective

I see that this business is blooming right now

and everyone want to be beneficial to the

environment, but how to make an economic

profit from it is another story. Basically to

build a sustainable business

really not just getting the value proposition

that it offer but rather to how it will generate

revenue stream from the customer

relationship, channels, and customer

segments.

N ENTREPRENEURSHIP PRACTICE AND ITS CHALLENGE, DEFINITION OF A


I see that this business is blooming right now

and everyone want to be beneficial to the

environment, but how to make an economic

profit from it is another story. Basically to

build a sustainable business model from this is

really not just getting the value proposition

that it offer but rather to how it will generate

revenue stream from the customer

relationship, channels, and customer

GREEN ENTREPRENEURSHIP PRACTICE A



Now I am living on Semarang

(Diponegoro University ). A location of

crowded and high populat

Considering from the diversity of business , It

similar to other city which is located near to

university, Has food and beverages outlets,

laundry, boarding, etc.. Based from this

consideration, I felt an another needs ,

because I think the businesses here

profit-oriented in majority.

It needed another touch that are not

merely focused on financial gain, it should

more about it; a sustainable benefit .

Moreover, the Tembalang area has many

things to considered , and environment

being my focus. This was the firs

to start a green entrepreneurship, an effort

that not only profit-oriented but also sa

environment. Practically , my concept Has a

clear feedback agendas

environment future.

My concepts overview are to produce

polo shirts trough convection and sablon

business. In front of the shirt is written a tag

motto of phrases that arouse awareness of

the environment. For example:

" your clothes is clean today, but the Earth

were increasingly dirty. Want to participate?

Please throw the trash in right place " etc.

result of the shirts selling are 100% not for

managers /community members

circulated into the community with the

manager make environment activities /

programs. For example: training of

recycling, monthly seminars on environment,

eco-friendly festival etc. Besides creating

awareness, it will constantly stimulate

participatory and initiatives act to the

surrounding society.

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AREAS/ INDUSTRY IN INDONESIA Herawan Dwika Purba

Diponegoro University

Semarang, Indonesia

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Now I am living on Semarang, Tembalang

(Diponegoro University ). A location of

crowded and high populated people.

diversity of business , It

located near to

university, Has food and beverages outlets,

laundry, boarding, etc.. Based from this

another needs ,

here purely are

It needed another touch that are not

merely focused on financial gain, it should

more about it; a sustainable benefit .

Moreover, the Tembalang area has many

environment is

the first idea of mine

to start a green entrepreneurship, an effort

oriented but also save the

ractically , my concept Has a

toward the

y concepts overview are to produce

rough convection and sablon

. In front of the shirt is written a tag

motto of phrases that arouse awareness of

" your clothes is clean today, but the Earth

were increasingly dirty. Want to participate?

trash in right place " etc. The

result of the shirts selling are 100% not for

/community members, but back

circulated into the community with the

manager make environment activities /

programs. For example: training of garbage

seminars on environment,

esides creating

it will constantly stimulate

participatory and initiatives act to the

Some of the benefits;

1. The tag motto is creative and not

monotonous

2. As polo shirt, it can be used as formal

uniform of academic course, which is requires

the use of a collared dress

3. A college student is the right market for this

shirt, they have a responsibility as they have

Tri Dharma Perguruan Tinggi obligation.

Especially the 3rd point ; social service. So

that they encouraged to buy the product

4. Besides that, college student is easy to

follow the "mode". It will ease us to sell this

polo shirt.

5. Convection and screen printing business

itself are the eco-friendly business.

can be distributed to producers of certain

goods such as carpet and

process isn't involving harmful chemical

compound.

This business is precisely

3E, e.g.,: Education, Environment,

Entrepreneurship. We educate people to love

the environment through words, we do

business, and we do the program based

environment. And this must be sustainable for

long period of time. I believe the concept is a

unique answer of environmental problems, as

the activity comprising of

and innovation element . Why

make the eco-project directly without any

production of this shirt?

Periodically, it is made on that way, I

initially wanted to spread awareness first

among the people, with their awareness

or responsibility, participatory and initiatives

action will appear as well as this business

developed.

The biggest challenge is

Semarang but in all places

ND ITS CHALLENGE, DEFINITION OF A


Some of the benefits;

1. The tag motto is creative and not

shirt, it can be used as formal

uniform of academic course, which is requires

the use of a collared dress

A college student is the right market for this

shirt, they have a responsibility as they have

Tri Dharma Perguruan Tinggi obligation.

e 3rd point ; social service. So

that they encouraged to buy the product

Besides that, college student is easy to

follow the "mode". It will ease us to sell this

5. Convection and screen printing business

friendly business. The waste

can be distributed to producers of certain

goods such as carpet and the production

process isn't involving harmful chemical

This business is precisely perfect to cover

3E, e.g.,: Education, Environment,

hip. We educate people to love

the environment through words, we do

business, and we do the program based on

And this must be sustainable for

. I believe the concept is a

unique answer of environmental problems, as

ity comprising of creativity, social,

. Why don't we just

project directly without any

made on that way, I

initially wanted to spread awareness first

their awareness and /

articipatory and initiatives

action will appear as well as this business

The biggest challenge is (not just in

Semarang but in all places ): is there of us who

want to start the movement? Everything is

important to be started, event that will be the

smallest effort than the others had

if there's intention to move, all forms of

physical challenges, bureaucratic etc. will not

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? Everything is

be started, event that will be the

smallest effort than the others had. I am sure

intention to move, all forms of

physical challenges, bureaucratic etc. will not

mean anything. All will be missed easily

through Initiation power .

I AM READY TO MOVE

ENVIRONMENT.

mean anything. All will be missed easily

through Initiation power .

READY TO MOVE FOR A BETTER

GREEN ENTREPRENEURSHIP PRACTICE AND ITS CHALLENGE, DEFINITION

SUSTAINABLE BUSINESS MODEL, AND GREEN PRACTICE KNOWLEDGE ON SPESI

Current Practices:

It is a new avenue.Today, we are almost

close to the Western world. It accounts for at

least or over 10 per cent of Indias

investments. While the skew still tilts towards

metros since thats where the industries are,

there is clean tech emerging in small

and rural areas as well. This is set for rapid

growth in the next five years.

Prominent Green practices include:

Climate Change:

utilization/sequestration, ocean

acidification, forest conservation, forest

carbon measurement, emissions, clima

modeling

Water Resource Management:

sewage, conservation, desalination

Energy Distribution & Storage:

transmission and distribution (e.g. smart

grid), storage (grid level, end user,

community), monitoring and measurement

Clean Energy: solar/PV, wind, geothermal,

hydro, tidal, biofuels

Energy Efficiency/Use: smart buildings,

transportation, command

The market is huge. For new entrants, as

per the NAPCC (National Action Plan for

Climate Change), released by the Prime

Minister Manmohan Singh, It lists ten

missions like solar, water, etc.

mission offers unprecedented opportunity

and support from the government.

Challenges: There are two sets of

challenges/ needs:

On the government side, regulation and policy

must be enacted to

entrepreneurship and the commercial sector

to enter. At the very least, policies that

hinder its development should be eliminated.

For example, in many municipalities, we have

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AREAS/ INDUSTRY IN INDIA Karthik Kodandaraman

Indian Institute of Technology

Madras, India

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It is a new avenue.Today, we are almost

close to the Western world. It accounts for at

least or over 10 per cent of Indias

investments. While the skew still tilts towards

metros since thats where the industries are,

there is clean tech emerging in smaller towns

and rural areas as well. This is set for rapid

Prominent Green practices include:

Climate Change: CO2

utilization/sequestration, ocean

acidification, forest conservation, forest

carbon measurement, emissions, climate

Water Resource Management: watershed,

sewage, conservation, desalination

Energy Distribution & Storage:

transmission and distribution (e.g. smart

grid), storage (grid level, end user,

community), monitoring and measurement

solar/PV, wind, geothermal,

smart buildings,

The market is huge. For new entrants, as

per the NAPCC (National Action Plan for

Climate Change), released by the Prime

Singh, It lists ten

missions like solar, water, etc. So each

mission offers unprecedented opportunity

and support from the government.

There are two sets of

On the government side, regulation and policy

must be enacted to encourage

entrepreneurship and the commercial sector

At the very least, policies that

hinder its development should be eliminated.

For example, in many municipalities, we have

found that the garbage contracts actually

prohibit the recycling or composting of waste

and mandate the waste be placed in an open

dumpsite.

On the commercial side, a lot of capital is

pumped into green products.

developing economies

large rural and poor populations and

inadequate infrastructure

is distribution and service.

paradigms of product and service delivery do

not work and while Indian VCs are growing

savvy about barefoot products, I would love

to see more investment in doorstep services

for lower income markets.

tap into both will tap into vast green markets

in India.

A Sustainable business is any

organization that participates in

environmentally friendly or green activities to

ensure that all processes, products, and

manufacturing activities adequately address

current environmental concerns while

maintaining a profit. In other words, it is a

business that meets the needs of the present

world without compromising the ability of the

future generations to meet their own needs.

It is the process of assessing how to design

products that will take advantage of the

current environmental situation and how well

a companys products perform with

renewable resources.

Green Practices knowledge, to be specific

in my region includes

1. Production of Bio

materials by decomposition using

Micro Algae.

2. Production of Ethanol (Alternative for

Gasolene) by fermentation.

3. Replacing cookstoves that burn solid

fuel, mainly wood or coal with cost



found that the garbage contracts actually

composting of waste

and mandate the waste be placed in an open

On the commercial side, a lot of capital is

pumped into green products. However, in

particularly with

large rural and poor populations and

ucture much of the issue

is distribution and service. Traditional

paradigms of product and service delivery do

not work and while Indian VCs are growing

savvy about barefoot products, I would love

to see more investment in doorstep services

come markets. The firm that can

tap into both will tap into vast green markets

A Sustainable business is any

organization that participates in

environmentally friendly or green activities to

ensure that all processes, products, and

g activities adequately address

current environmental concerns while

maintaining a profit. In other words, it is a

business that meets the needs of the present

world without compromising the ability of the

future generations to meet their own needs.

s the process of assessing how to design

products that will take advantage of the

current environmental situation and how well

a companys products perform with

Green Practices knowledge, to be specific

on of Bio-Fuels from raw

materials by decomposition using

Production of Ethanol (Alternative for

Gasolene) by fermentation.

Replacing cookstoves that burn solid

fuel, mainly wood or coal with cost

effective gas stoves which is the

largest market for cookstoves (over

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effective gas stoves which is the

largest market for cookstoves (over

770 million households) in the world.

770 million households) in the world.



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Green entrepreneurship practice can

simply refer to a venture into connecting and

creating alternatives and pursuing innovation

to address the needs of the environment for a

sustainable future, and addresses all areas

including natural environment, economi

social and personal needs.

Changing the mindset of people will

always be a challenge. It is a common

misconception that anything green tends to

have a higher cost (and also price) than

conventional products or services, making

people reluctant to switch their buying habits

or production methods. Brunei, in particular,

has a very limited number of companies

providing green solutions. The important

thing is to be able to explain to companies

and consumers the long-term economic

benefits of going green. It would be a

challenge to have everything locally sourced

and often the endless war of environment

versus economics will always cause a

dilemma. Being green can be a new concept

for a lot of people despite the media exposure

on climate change awareness, and anyone

going green will be negatively labeled as a

treehugger or hippie. In fact, a lot of people

do not realize that being environmental has a

lot of economic benefits, especially as

companies ensure the sustainability of their

actions. Supporting green companies can

ensure that they stay in the market longer,

and as green products saturate the market, it

will eventually push the price down and more

people would be able to enjoy green

products. Products need to be affordable to

be sustainable.

A sustainable business model would

to be able to stretch natural resources

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AREAS/ INDUSTRY IN BRUNEI DARUSSALAM Khairunnisa Ash'ari

University of Brunei Darussalam

Gadong, Brunei Darussalam

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Green entrepreneurship practice can

simply refer to a venture into connecting and

creating alternatives and pursuing innovation

to address the needs of the environment for a

sustainable future, and addresses all areas

including natural environment, economic,

Changing the mindset of people will

always be a challenge. It is a common

misconception that anything green tends to

have a higher cost (and also price) than

conventional products or services, making

people reluctant to switch their buying habits

uction methods. Brunei, in particular,

has a very limited number of companies

providing green solutions. The important

thing is to be able to explain to companies

term economic

benefits of going green. It would be a

everything locally sourced

and often the endless war of environment

versus economics will always cause a

dilemma. Being green can be a new concept

for a lot of people despite the media exposure

on climate change awareness, and anyone

egatively labeled as a

treehugger or hippie. In fact, a lot of people

do not realize that being environmental has a

lot of economic benefits, especially as

companies ensure the sustainability of their

actions. Supporting green companies can

they stay in the market longer,

and as green products saturate the market, it

will eventually push the price down and more

people would be able to enjoy green

products. Products need to be affordable to

A sustainable business model would have

to be able to stretch natural resources

through increased productivity, reuse

materials and waste products, and consume

resources responsibly. The entire product

lifecycle would have to be green, from

transporting the raw materials, labour,

packaging and other sustainability

criteria.

Being green can be applied to all parts

and process of the business, including

transport, utilities and labour. As such, green

business does not necessarily mean producing

green alternatives such as energy or re

paper, but can be in any industry or business

sector. Being green is a practice, and as such

can be designed and implemented in any

business.

Brunei Darussalams economy has been

dominated by the oil and gas

past 80 years. Today, Brunei is the fourth

largest oil producer in South East Asia and the

ninth largest exporter of liquefied natural gas

in the world. Brunei Shell Petroleum ensures

that they preserve the environment by

developing hydrocarbon resources in a

sustainable manner. There is strong

commitment to support environmental

activities, one of which is the Heart of Borneo

project. The commitment finds expression in a

whole range of internationally

policies, practices, standards and controls

geared towards environmental sustainability,

which BSP has integrated into their business

operations. This is not entirely the answer to

solving the worlds environmental problems,

but while we wait for alternative energies to

be perfectly developed, it is important that

the oil and gas industries be as responsible

and consume resources as sustainably as

possible.



through increased productivity, reuse

materials and waste products, and consume

resources responsibly. The entire product

lifecycle would have to be green, from

transporting the raw materials, labour,

and other sustainability-related

Being green can be applied to all parts

and process of the business, including

transport, utilities and labour. As such, green

business does not necessarily mean producing

green alternatives such as energy or recycled

paper, but can be in any industry or business

sector. Being green is a practice, and as such

can be designed and implemented in any

Brunei Darussalams economy has been

dominated by the oil and gas industry for the

past 80 years. Today, Brunei is the fourth

largest oil producer in South East Asia and the

ninth largest exporter of liquefied natural gas

in the world. Brunei Shell Petroleum ensures

that they preserve the environment by

arbon resources in a

sustainable manner. There is strong

commitment to support environmental

activities, one of which is the Heart of Borneo

project. The commitment finds expression in a

whole range of internationally-benchmarked

dards and controls

geared towards environmental sustainability,

which BSP has integrated into their business

operations. This is not entirely the answer to

solving the worlds environmental problems,

but while we wait for alternative energies to

ly developed, it is important that

the oil and gas industries be as responsible

and consume resources as sustainably as


SUSTAINABLE BUSINESS MODEL, AND GREEN PRACTICE KNOWLEDGE

AREAS/ INDUSTRY IN MYANMAR

PS Business School,

Our country, Myanmar, start Green

Program in nowadays as Green

Entrepreneurship program are so important in

every minutes. We have to care back to our

Earth before it fills with waste things. Green

Programs provides not only for people but

also for environment to healthier n make

them feel like even single drop might harm

our earth. Most of the Green Program

activities such as planting trees in the campus,

planting organic plants n fruits, iron recycle

process, reduce CO2 in the surrounding

environment, reduce-reuse-recycle program

are famous among the students

environmental awareness starting from the

students to their family and nation as a whole.

This is how we start Green.

There are some business which starts

doing Green things like ,e.g City Mart used

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