Indonesia Business Council for Sustainable Development 2020
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Indonesia Business Council
for Sustainable Development
2020
What are we?“We are a CEO-led association that
focuses on sustainable development”
The Indonesian Business Council for Sustainable Development (IBCSD) is a CEO-led association of companies operating in Indonesia, who share a commitment to promoting sustainable development through sustainable economic growth, ecological balance and social progress.
We are the regional network of WBCSD
BCSD El Salvador
BCSD
Argentina
PBE
(Philippines)
United States
BCSD
EpE
(France)
BCSD
Thailand
BCSR
Malaysia
BCSD
Zimbabwe
BCSD Mexico
BCSD
Honduras
Vernadsky
Foundation
(Russia)
BCSD
Croatia
uniRSE
(Nicaragua)
BCSD
Taiwan
BCA (Australia)
BCSD Brazil
BCSD Colombia
respACT BCSD
Austria
BCSD
United Kingdom
BCSD
Mongolia
New
Zealand
BCSD
APEQUE
(Algeria)
FE
BCSD Spain
FFA
(Spain)
Korea
BCSD
AEEC
(Egypt)
BCSD
Portugal
Peru
2021
BCSD
Ecuador
Excel Partnership
(Canada)
NHO
(Norway)
FEMA
BCSD Mozambique
TERI
BCSD India
BCSD
Kazakhstan
Nippon
Keidanren
(Japan)
CII
(India)
CentraRSE
Guatemala
AED
(Costa Rica)BCSD Bolivia
BCSD
Paraguay
BEC
(Hong Kong)
BCSD
Sri Lanka
BCSD
Hungary
Danish
BCSD
DERES
(Uruguay)
BCSD
Pakistan
Curaçao BCSD
Business &
Society Belgium CCD (Ukraine)
BCSD
UAE
China
BCSD
NBI
(South Africa)
BCSD
Turkey
econsense
(Germany)
Acción RSE
(Chile)
SEV-BCSD
Greece
SumaRSE (Panama)
CGLI
(Canada/USA)
1992 1993 1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 20082007 2009 2010
Vietnam
BCSD
Indonesian
BCSD
Maala
Israel
2011
RBF (Poland)
2012
Czech
BCSD
Established in 2011..
Bakrie Telecom
Holcim Indonesia
Bank Negara Indonesia
RAPP
Garuda Indonesia
Medco Power Indonesia
• The founding of IBCSD reflects nearly 4 years of
effort within KADIN
• Launched 27 April 2011 by 6 Founding Members
• Legally established as an Indonesia Associaton on
6 October 2011
Vision
To become a world-class platform for businesses to share and promote best practice in tackling risks and taking advantage of opportunities related to sustainable development.
Mission
To provide business leadership as a catalyst for change towards sustainable development.
To support the business license to operate, innovate and grow in a world increasingly shaped by sustainable development issues.
2011
6 Companies
6 Sectors
2019
40 Companies
19 Sectors
IBCSD MEMBERS
7
Members by sectorsNo. Secctor of industry Companies
1 Forest and Paper Product Riau Andalan Pulp and Paper, Indah Kiat, Tjiwi Kimia, Cargill, Wilmar, Asia Pacific Rayon, RMU
2 Oil and Gas Pertamina
3 Mining and Metals Vale Indonesia, PT FMI
4 Banking BNI, HSBC, CIMB Niaga
5 Finance and Capital Sintesa Group
6 Utilities and Power Medco Power Indonesia, PT. Bukit Asam, Sintesa Group
7 Cement PT Solusi Bangun Indonesia (Holcim Indonesia), SCG
8 Services Garuda Indonesia, Moores Rowland, ERM
9 Food and Beverages Coca Cola Amatil Indonesia, Nestle, Mondelez, GGP, Multi Bintang Indonesia
10 Transportation Garuda Indonesia
11 Agribusiness Bayer (Monsanto), GGP, East West Indonesia
12 Tourism Pembangunan Jaya Ancol
13 Retail PT Hero Supermarket Tbk.
14 Consumer Goods PT L’Oreal Indonesia, HM Sampoerna, RePal, Nestle, Mondelez, Ewindo
15 Tires PT Evoluzione Tyres (Pirelli Indonesia)
16 Chemicals Bayer, BASF
17 Textile APR
IBCSD Strategic Roles
IBCSD
Private Sectors
NGOs
Public
Government
1. Promoting sustainability: discussion,
etc
2. Program and project development:
piloting, etc
3. Advocacy
4. Research
Green Lifestyle
PARTNERSHIP CAPACITY BUILDING
Greener Business,
Better Workplace
CAPACITY BUILDING
One Map Policy
PARTNERSHIP
•Corporate Sustainability
Report for Competitive
Business
•Quantifying Private Sector
Contribution towards SDGs
EXISITING PROGRAMS
ADVOCACY
SDGs Description
• Aiming to improve working conditions,
creating a more productive, efficient
and safe workplace, improving
occupational safety and health aspects.
• In collaboration with ILO
• Aiming to encourage private sector to
transform its mindset and system to
realise sustainable consumption and
production. In collaboration with RSPO.
• Aiming to support one map policy, in
particular from the private sector
perspective
• Collaboration with WRI and KSP
• Aiming to prepare first-time reporters
with basic knowledge and technical
skills of sustainability reporting using
GRI standards.
• Collaboration with GRI
10
EXISITING PROGRAMS SDGs
PARTNERSHIP
SDGs Working Group
• Aiming to provide platform for knowledge
sharing among IBCSD company members
to learn, implement, report, and
communicating the SDGs program
• Collaboration with IBCSD company
members
Description
RESEARCH
Study on Food System
PARTNERSHIP • Aiming to mobilize private sector
involvement and investment in inclusive
food system to support SDGs 2 in
Indonesia
• Collaboration with FAO
11
PARTNERSHIP
Food Loss and Waste
Responsible Business Forum
(RBF) on SDGs 2
• Aiming to halt food loss during business
process and food waste on the
consumption side
• Collaboration with IBCSD company
members, WBCSD (GAA,P4G), WRI, and
BAPPENAS
EXISITING PROGRAMS WITH SUPPORT
FROM DONOR
Conflict Resolution Unit (CRU)
CAPACITY BUILDING
Tropical Forrest Alliance
2020
ADVOCACY
PARTNERSHIP ADVOCACY
RESEARCH
• Aiming to solve conflict in land use based
business sector
• Aiming to tackle deforestation, focusing on 4
commodities; palm oil, beef, soy, and pulp
and paper.
SDGs
Biodiversity Guideline for
Mining Sector
PARTNERSHIP • Aiming to guide mining companies to
conserve biodiversity
• Collaboration with Critical Ecosystem
Partnership Fund (CEPF)
Description
12
Membership
1. Founder
2. Honorary
3. Regular
4. Associate
Menara Duta Building,
7th Floor
Jl. HR Rasuna Said
Kav B-9, South
Jakarta,
+62 21 5290 1942
www.ibcsd.or.id
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