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iANNUAL REPORT 2014 NETWORK INDONESIA

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1ANNUAL REPORT 2014 NETWORK INDONESIA

Dear IGCN Members,

Igcn developed more collaborative actions, expanded scope of audience, increased the scale of works and became more

prominent nationally and globally. Those milestones had through with the pro-active supports of IGCN Members. Therefore, I would like to express my sincere gratitude

for your supports to IGCN activities and your commitment to implement the UN Global Compact’s Ten Principles.

Last year, IGCN in conjunction with UN Global Compact Office launched new initiative “Business for Peace” (B4P) in Indonesia. The launching was held on 27 February 2014 in Markplus Main Campus, Jakarta. To date, 21 companies joined the initiative.

IGCN has been appointed by President’s Delivery Unit for Development Monitoring and Oversight (UKP4) as the Official Partner to coordinate Private Sector Leaders Roundtable at the breakout sessions of the Open Government Partnership (OGP) Asia Pacific Regional Conference on 6 May 2014 at Nusa Dua, Bali. This roundtable also aligns with the previous roundtable on 19 March 2014, when IGCN in collaboration with Transparency International Indonesia (TII) organized the "Private Sector Leaders Roundtable: Implementation of the Principle 10th of the UN Global Compact – Embody Integrity & Sustainable Business". And as the follow on

action, we developed the Open Government Working Group to catalyze the idea and the recommendation on Open Government Partnership.

We organized the Business and Human Rights Training Course in partnership with twentyfifty Ltd. on 21-24 January 2014. The training was based on the UN Guiding Principles for Business and Human Rights (UNGPs) which provide an authoritative and legitimate framework for Global Compact participants in implementing the first two Global Compact Principles. Furthermore, IGCN in partnership with ELSAM (Institute for Policy Research and Advocacy) translated a publication by Global Compact Network Netherland titled “How to Do Business in Respecting Human Rights” into Indonesian language and launched it on 25 June 2014.

In collaboration with UNAOC and Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Republic of Indonesia, IGCN convened a half-day Private Sector Leaders Roundtable on “The Role of Business in Promoting Inter-Cultural and Inter-Religious Peace and Harmony”. This event is part of the Sixth Global Forum of UN Alliance of Civilization in Nusa Dua, Bali. We had an honor to welcome UN Secretary General, H.E. Ban Ki-moon, who delivered closing remarks.

Starting September, IGCN embarked in an ambitious humanitarian collaborative project – helping the poor families in obtaining their individual status as citizen through mass wedding program. Target 5000 family couple to be completed early 2015.

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In environment aspect, we still continue on 1 Million Biopores Program which was re-launched in World Water Day Commemoration Event Series on 22-23 April 2014 and officially opened waste bank organization at Penjaringan, North Jakarta, as a part of Community Based Total Sanitation on 8 March 2014.

Jakarta, January 2015

Y.W. JunardyPresident of IGCN



Indonesia Global Compact Network (IGCN) was launched on April 8, 2006 in Jakarta during the UNESCAP Conference attended by all delegates. Twenty-two companies and organizations made a

mutual commitment and signed the pledge to support, promote, and implement the United Nations Global Compact Principles.

VISIONTo be a respectable agent of change in accelerating country transformation towards the achievement of human rights, competitive labor, sustainable environment, and ethical business practices.

MISIONTo promote, facilitate and implement the UN Global Compact principles in Indonesia.

UNGC was launched at the initiative of the United Nation’s Secretary-General Kofi Annan on July 26, 2000 as a voluntary movement of corporate leaders, academic institutions and NGOs committed to implement the10 Global Compact Principles

ROLES • PromotingtheUNGlobalCompactPrinciplesanditsinitiativesto

various entities in a wider circle;• Facilitatingdialogues/discussionsformembersondevelopment

and other issues (both local firms and subsidiaries of foreign corporations) concerning the implementation of the ten Global Compact principles;

• Conductingtrainingsandsharingofexperiencesformembersand disseminating information and the direction from the UNGC Head Office.

• Creatingco-operationopportunitiesthroughmulti-stakeholderengagement and collective actions; and

• EnsuringtimelysubmissionofCommunicationonProgress(COP)by members and network.

GOVERNANCE



Board of FounderDR. (HC) Martha Tilaar (Martha Tilaar Group)Y.W. Junardy (PT. Rajawali Corpora)Sancoyo Antarikso (PT. Unilever Indonesia, Tbk)Suhendra (Asia Pulp & Paper Group)Rocky Joseph Pesik (PT. Caraka Yasa)

Board of PatronProf. Dr. Emil Salim (President’s Advisory Council)

Board of SupervisorsErna WitoelarJoe Kamdani (PT. Datascrip)FachryMohammad(PT.RadioSmartMediaUtama/SmartFM)Anies Baswedan (Paramadina University)

Board of ManagementPresident : Y.W. Junardy (PT. Rajawali Corpora)Secretary General : Sinta Kaniawati (PT. Unilever Indonesia, Tbk)Treasurer : Nugroho Setiadharma (PT. Supra Boga Lestari, Tbk)

VP Program : Nuning S. Barwa (Martha Tilaar Group)- Member : Anisa Putri Larasati Sulaiman (HSPpartners)- Member : Bobby D.A. Joris (Green Eagle Group)- Member : Heru D. Wardhana (Martha Tilaar Group)- Member : Wilson Siahaan (Coca-Cola Amatil Indonesia)

VP Organization : Irawan D. Kadarman (Asia Pulp & Paper Group)- Member : Ita S Mucharam- Member : Josephine Satyono

VP Communication : Hendra Warsita (MarkPlus, Inc)- Member : David Manalu (PPM Manajemen)- Member : M. Ario Adimas (Telkomsel)

VP Learning & Dev : Yanti Triwadiantini (Indonesia Business Links)- Member : Lisa Luhur (Media Group)- Member : Maya Tanama (PT. ExecuTrain Nusantarajaya)

Legal Advisor : Susi Aliani Sulaeman (HSPpartners)

ORGANIZATION STRUCTURE



ExecutivesExecutive Director : Budi HartonoProgram Manager : Satrio AninditoProgram Officer : Sri Rizki KesumaAdministration Officer : Karmila Wati

IGCN – The Roles and Sphere of Influence

Promote The 10

Principles

Collaborative actions

Sharing Sessions

Falicitate Dialogue

COP

The Roles of IGCN

Decreasing Influence

Public Policy & Advocacy

Communityinteraction

SupplyChain

Core BusinessActivities

Working GroupsIndonesia Water Mandate Working GroupDirector : Librian Angraeni “Inggi” (Asia Pulp &

Paper Group)

Business Ethics and Anti Corruption Working GroupDirector : Wijayanto Samirin MPP. (Paramadina

University)

Open Government Working GroupDirector : Michael C.N.C.G. Putra (Shell Upstream

Indonesia)Co-Director : Ruben Hattari (PT. Microsoft Indonesia)

Special Task Force : Timotheus Lesmana



MembershipIGCN members comprise legal institutions, i.e. Companies, Academic Institutions, Foundations, and NGOs. As of December 2014, there are 119 members with the following composition:

NGO: 30 (26%)

Public: 2 (2%)

Academic: 25 (21%)

Business: 62 (51%)

Total: 119 Members(31 Desember 2014)



Member Meetings• QuarterlyMemberGathering• ProjectorWorkingGroupMeeting• Multi-stakeholderdialogue• SpecialEvents

Trainings for IGCN Members• SeminarontheTenProciplesofGlobalCompact• Workshopon“AdoptingGlobalCompactProciplesand

Sustainability into your Organization”• UpdateonsubjectsrelevanttoGlobalCompactmovement• Web-basedtrainings

How to Join UN Global Compact (It is open for private companies, education institutions, company associations, districts/municipalities, civil organizations, labor unions, NGOs) Submit a Pledge Letter of Commitment signed by the Chief Executive Officer or Top Organization Head to the United Nation Secretary General (please contact [email protected] for template) stating a commitment to:• ImplementthetenGlobalCompactprinciples,• EngageinthepartnershiptoadvancethewidergoalsoftheUnitedNations,and• Submitanannualreport(CommunicationonProgress/COP).

The website for online registration:• Business:http://unglobalcompact.org/HowToParticipate/How_to_Apply_Business.html• Non-bussiness:http://unglobalcompact.org/HowToParticipate/non_business_participation.html

Annual Fee:The Board of Management Meeting agreed to apply membership contribution to support the IGCN operational activities as follows:

1. Foundation for The Global Compact for global initiative support 2. Indonesia Global Compact Network for local initiative support

Note :for further information, please contact IGCN Secretariat on [email protected]



THE UNITED NATIONS GLOBAL COMPACT (UGCN) IS…• Theworld’slargestvoluntarycorporatecitizenshipinitiativeto

promote sustainable development and good corporate citizenship• asetofvaluesbasedonuniversallyacceptedprinciplesrelatedto

Human Rights, Labor, Environment and Anti-Corruption • anetworkofcompanies,civilserviceorganizationsandacademia

who share conviction that mainstreaming the principles contribute to a more stable and inclusive global market and help build prosperous and thriving societies.

• aforumforlearningandexchangeofexperiences

THE GLOBAL COMPACT IS NOT …• legallybinding• ameansofmonitoringcompanybehaviorandenforcing

compliance• astandard,managementsystem,orcodeofconduct• aregulatorybody• apublicrelationschannel

WHAT IS UNITED NATIONSGLOBAL COMPACT?



Peace & Security Water Security and Sanitation Human Rights, Children’s Rights Gender Equality Development Education

Health Food Security Ecosystems and Biodiversity Climate Change Mitigation and

Adaptation Water Security and Sanitation Employment and Decent Working

Conditions Anti-Corruption

Vision

Objectives

“A more sustainable and inclusive global economy”

1. Make the ten principles part of business strategy, operations and culture everywhere

2. Take action in support of UN goals and issues

Internalization

Contributiontosociety/development

THE VALUE OF PARTICIPATION FOR YOUR ORGANIZATIONAs business interests increasingly overlap with societal interest and development objectives, responsible business practices and cross-sector partnership play more important roles than ever before. Engaging in the Global Compact and implementing the principles can help the organization to:• Improveorganizationalintegrationofenvironmental,socialand

governance issues• addresstheorganization’sexpandedopportunityandrisks• improveoperationalefficiencies• accesstheexperiencesandgoodpracticesamongmembers• acquirepracticalknow-how• improvecorporate/organizationreputationandbrandimage• increasetrustinthecompany,renewitslicensetooperateand

ensure growth• strengthenstakeholderrelation,bothlocallyandglobally• attract,motivateandretainemployees• engageinaproactiveandconstructivemulti-stakeholderdialogue

and collaborative actions• takeleadershiproleoncriticalissuesinbusiness,environment

and society• betternetworkwithotherorganizations• establishbetterlinkswiththeUnitedNations

GLOBAL COMPACT VISION AND OBJECTIVES



THE GLOBAL COMPACT MANAGEMENT MODELThe “UN Global Compact Management Model” guides companies through the process of formally committing to, assessing, defining, implementing, measuring, and communicating a corporate sustainability strategy based on the Global Compact and its

principles. It is a simple, yet broad and flexible, model to guide companies of all sizes through the process of organizational change to embrace corporate sustainability. Produced in collaboration with Deloitte and a range of corporate sustainability and management experts, the model is particularly helpful for those just entering the sustainability realm, but also offers guidance on Leadership Practices for more experienced companies.

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Indonesia Global Compact Network (IGCN) worked together with twentyfifty.Ltd to conduct training on Business and Human Rights. This training was held at PPM Manajemen Jakarta on 24-28 January 2014.

The objective of the training is to explicate the importance of human rights for business and to elaborate company needs in order to implement the UN Guiding Principles on Business and Human Rights. The training was targeted not only for big multinational companies, but also local small medium entreprises.

1. BUSINESS AND HUMAN RIGHTS TRAINING Theme : Human Rights Capacity building for Business Category : Learning

KEY INITIATIVES



AchievementsThe training was well attended by 39 participants from businesses, associations, academic institutes and NGOs. While deepening the knowledge and ways on how businesses embed the human rights aspect in business operations, the training has evolved into multi-stakeholder roundtable discussion.

Main Sponsor :Bristish Embassy



The GIM Volume II was initially launched during Annual Local NetworkRegionalMeetingAsia/Oceaniaon24February2014.Thislaunching was attended by over 60 people, including UN Global Compact Office representatives and Global Compact Local Network fellows from Australia, Bangladesh, Japan, Maldives, Pakistan, Republic of Korea, Sri Lanka, Vietnam. Aims to reach out wider audiences, IGCN re-launched GIM Volume II at the Sixth Global Forum of UN Alliance of Civilization on 29 August 2014 in Nusa Dua, Bali Witnessed by H.E. Ban Ki-moon who also signed the cover book panel.

Growing Inclusive Markets (GIM): Indonesia Cases “Creating Values for All: Strategies for Doing Business with the Poor” is one of the importance publication of IGCN in promoting inclusive business in Indonesia. In Volume II, GIM highlight 8 study cases from 6 IGCN company members and 2 social enterprises. The companies are PT Bank Negara Indonesia, Tbk (Persero), PT Indah Kiat Pulp and Paper, Tbk, PT Nestlé Indonesia, Tbk, PT Trakindo Utama, PT Unilever Indonesia, Tbk, Pulau Umang Resort , Villa Hutan Jati, and Wayan Bullfrog.

GIM is best example of collaborative projects among IGCN members. Not only business members, IGCN also involved academic institution members in this project to write the study cases. They are Center for Entrepreneurship, Change and Third Sector (CECT) Trisakti University, Paramadina University, President University, Surabaya State University, UNIKA Atmajaya, and one local NGO Company-Community Partnerships for Health in Indonesia (CCPHI).

2. LAUNCHING GROWING INCLUSIVE MARKETS INDONESIA CASES VOLUME II

Theme : Inclusive Business Category : Promoting, Sharing and Facilitating



The Study Cases in GIM Volume II:1. Greening the Serambi Mekah in Tsunami Aftermath (PT Bank

Negara Indonesia, Tbk (Persero))2. Women Empowerment with Community Strapping in Indah Kiat

Pulp and Paper Mill (PT Indah Kiat Pulp and Paper)3. Partnership for Sustainable Business: The Case of Nestlé and

Dairy Farmers in East Java, Indonesia (PT Nestlé Indonesia, Tbk)4. PT Trakindo Utama’s Concerns About Promoting Education in

Indonesia (PT Trakindo Utama, Tbk)5. Pulau Umang: Empowering the Locals and Preserving the

Environment (Pulau Umang Resort)6. From Product Stewardship to Recycling Partnership: PT Unilever

Indonesia, Tbk and the Role of Women in Managing the Waste Banks and Trashion (PT Unilever Indonesia, Tbk)

7. Heal the Earth With Villa Hutan Jati (Villa Hutan Jati)8. Sustainable Business Innovation to Win the Competition: A

Case Study of Innovation by Wayan in Bullfrog Farming in Bali (Wayan Bullfrog)



Indonesia Business for Peace Initiative members Binus University, King’s Group of Education, Markplus, Inc., Media Group, Perhimpunan Shekinah Bina Insani, PT Ekamas Fortuna, PT Express Transindo Utama, PT Indah Kiat Pulp & Paper, Tbk, PT Khrista Dasetra, PT Lontar Papryus Pulp & Paper Industry, PT Lumbung Kencana Sakti, PT Martina Berto, Tbk, PT Microsoft Indonesia, PT Njonja Meneer, PT Pabrik Kertas Tjiwi Kimia, Tbk, PT Pindo Deli Pulp and Paper Mills, PT Rajawali Corpora, PT Singaland Asetama, PT Tandan Sawita Papua, PT Trans Javagas Pipeline, PT Express Transindo Utama - Express Group, Pulau Umang Resort Hotel of PT Griya Sukses Mandiri, and PT Unilever Indonesia Tbk,

IGCN in collaboration with UN Global Compact Office launched the new UNGC initiative “Business for Peace” (B4P) in Indonesia. The launching was held on 27 February 2014 in Markplus Main Campus, Jakarta. Over 60 leaders from private sectors, academic institutions and civil society attended the event, and it was streaming live all over the world through Marketeers Radio.

This leadership platform aims to expand and deepen private sector action in support of peace in the workplace, market place and local communities. Launched by UN Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon in September, 2013 the platform already has over 100 participants from 25 countries around the world and recognized in Forbes as one of the "Top 5 Areas Defining the Future of CSR”.

6 new members of B4P signed pledge during the launching, i.e. Khrista, Markplus, Inc., Martina Berto, Media Group, Perhimpunan Shekinah Bina Insani, PT. Khrista Dasetra and Njonja Meneer. To date, there are 23 companies from Indonesia who join this initiative.

3. LAUNCHING OF BUSINESS FOR PEACE (B4P) PROGRAM IN INDONESIA

Theme : UNGC Business for Peace (B4P) Initiative Category : Dialogue, Promoting and Facilitating



IGCN in collaboration with Transparency International Indonesia, The Corruption Eradication Commission (KPK) and Paramadina University, organized the "Private Sector Leaders Roundtable: Implementation of the Principle 10th of the UN Global Compact – Embody Integrity & Sustainable Business" which aims to engage businesses, academia and civil society to exchange views, ideas and action to address the corruption in Indonesia.

The roundtable focused on corruption prevention action in private sector, specifically bribery and gratification prevention.

The roundtable was a follow up of the "Private Sector Leaders Roundtable: Post-2015 Development Agenda" organized by IGCN and President's Delivery Unit for Development Monitoring and Oversight (UKP4) in Jakarta in January 2013 (national scale) and in Bali in March 2013 (international scale). Both meetings identified and agreed “Governance, Rule of Law and Public Policy” as one of the main priorities in the Post-2015 Development Agenda.

4. PRIVATE SECTOR LEADERS ROUNDTABLE (PSLR): IMPLEMENTATION OF THE PRINCIPLE OF 10TH OF UN GLOBAL COMPACT - EMBODY INTEGRITY & SUSTAINABLE BUSINESS

Theme : Bribery and Gratification Prevention Category : Dialogue and Facilitating

This meeting was attended by more than 50 leaders from the private sectors, academic institutions and NGOs. As the outcome of the meeting, it was agreed to form Business Ethics and Anti Corruption working Group.



IGCN has been appointed by President’s Delivery Unit for Development Monitoring and Oversight as co-host of private sector roundtable discussion at breakout session of Open Government Partnership Asia Pacific Regional Conference on 6 May 2014 in Bali Nusa Dua Convention Center (BNDCC), Bali.

The roundtable discussion aimed to solicit Private sector’s views on the implementation of government openness and transparency initiative. The meeting also identified the business needs and expectation from the government in order to develop closer and synergetic working relationship to achieve better business climate in Indonesia.

5. OPEN GOVERNMENT PARTNERSHIP (OGP) ASIA PACIFIC REGIONAL CONFERENCE, PRIVATE SECTOR LEADERS ROUNTABLE: Building trust between private and public sectors for competitive

Theme : Open Government Category : Dialogue and Facilitating

Over 60 leaders participating from various private sectors, governments, academic institution and NGOs.

As follow up action, IGCN set up Open Government Working Group, which is co-chaired by Shell Upstream Indonesia and Microsoft Indonesia.



IGCN in collaboration with Institute of Policy Reseach and Advocay (ELSAM) convened Private Sector Leaders Roundtable on “the Importance of Human Rights in Creating Wider and Sustainable Markets”. Taking place in PPM Manajemen on 25th June 2014, this roundtable’s objective is to raise awareness and encourage company’s commitment on human right in their operations their operations, business relationships and wider sphere of influence, and also to help companies create their sustainable market.

This panel was moderated by prominent news anchor, Ms. Desi Anwar presenting Prof. Dr. Emil Salim as keynote speaker, and Y.W. Junardy, Charles Saerang, Ifdhal Kasim, and Imam Prihandono as the panelists. 56 business leaders, academicians, and civil societies organization attended the event.

6. PRIVATE SECTOR LEADERS ROUNDTABLE: THE IMPORTANCE OF HUMAN RIGHTS IN CREATING WIDER AND SUSTAINABLE MARKET AND LAUNCHING BOOK OF HOW TO DO BUSINESS WITH RESPECT TO HUMAN RIGHTS

Theme : Human Rights Category : Dialogue, Promoting, Facilitating & Learning

IGCN and ELSAM launched book “Bagaimana Menjalankan Bisnis dengan Menghormati Hak Asasi Manusia”, a guidance for business in advancing their actions toward human rights issues. The book is translated from a book titled “How to Do Business in Respecting Human Rights” published by Global Compact Network Netherland.

The book is available for download : bit.ly/UVJ27a.



Moderated by Ahmad Yuniarto (Schlumberger Indonesia), the first session “Promoting Inter-Cultural and Inter-Religious Harmony” covered the importance of multicultural and multi-religion harmony for a sustainable business environment. The panelists: Brian J. Grim, Ph.D. (Religious Freedom & Business Foundation), Dr. Paul Marshall (Hudson Institute's Center for Religious Freedom), and Y.W. Junardy (IGCN).

Moderated by Brian J. Grim, Ph.D., the second session “The Role of Business in Promoting Social Harmony and Peace” discussed how business to play role on promoting harmony and peace within multicultural and multi-religious society. Sharing their views and best practices: Debora R. Tjandrakusuma (Nestlé Indonesia), Dr. Hana Amalia Ananda (Yayasan Pondok Kasih), Ir. Bernard Gunawan (Binus University),Joseph Dharmabrata (Trans Javagas Pipeline), and Udaya Halim (King’s Group of Education).

IGCN in cooperation with UNGC convened a half-day Private Sector Leaders Roundtable on “The Role of Business in Promoting Inter-Cultural and Inter-Religious Peace and Harmony”. This event is part of the Sixth Global Forum of UN Alliance of Civilization in Nusa Dua, Bali. Attending by 74 leaders from business, academicians and civil society

7. PRIVATE SECTOR LEADERS ROUNDTABLE ON “THE ROLE OF BUSINESS IN PROMOTING INTER-CULTURAL AND INTER-RELIGIOUS PEACE AND HARMONY”, THE SIXTH GLOBAL FORUM OF UN ALLIANCE OF CIFILIZATION

Theme : Business for Peace (B4P) Program Category : Dialogue, promoting and Facilitating



Recognizing the growing importance of Business role, UN Secretary-General H.E. Ban Ki-Moon joined the session and delivered closing remarks. He mentioned that businesses provide an environment where people from different cultures and religions can cooperate and markets are also a stage for demonstrating the strength of diversity.

During the event, four companies pledged their commitment to implement Business Peace witnessed by H.E. Ban Ki-moon: Bina Nusantara University, Express Transindo, Microsoft Indonesia, King’s Group of Education.

“I urge businesses to make all of their decisions based on the greater good. Invest in a sustainable future. Respect human rights. Engage constructively with local communities. Protect the environment. This will lead to greater human progress – and economic prosperity. TheUNGlobalCompact’sBusinessforPeaceplatformishelpingcompaniestoadvancethesegoals,”saidSecretary-GeneralH.E.BanKi-Moon.



In collaboration with Yayasan Hati Suci and PT Trans Javagas Pipeline, IGCN hold Members Gathering on 15th October 2015. More than 60 leaders from IGCN business and non-business members attended the event. As discussion and ideas exchange forum, the members gathering expected to stimulate collaboration among IGCN members.

On IGCN Members Gathering, the leaders presented their mid-year report and their corporate activities. For example, Trans Javagas Pipeline presented their CSR on Education. PPM Manajamen presented their Spreading Book Action. Yayasan Pembangunan Berkelanjutan presented LEAD program.

8. IGCN MEMBERS GATHERING Theme : - Category : Sharing and networking

As traditional ceremony on welcoming new members, Yayasan Gugah Nurani Indonesia, Mentor MicroBank, STIMMA IMMI Jakarta, Microsoft Indonesia, and King’s Group of Education ceremonially signed pledge of commitment to 10 Global Compact Principles.



IGCNtakespartintheJointCommitteofMassWedding2014/2015,which is lead by Yayasan Pondok Kasih and Harmoni Cinta Indonesia. The program is continuation of 2011 Mass Wedding which was followed by 4551 couples. On this year program, the committee targets 5000 beneficiary couples. The Mass Wedding program is supported by Jakarta Provincial Government, Dinas Pembinaan Mental TNI AD (Disbintal), Pundi Amal SCTV, Rajawali Foundation, Rajawali Televisi and Indosiar.

This Mass Wedding Program is intended to facilitate vulnerable citizens in having their own Personal Identity Certificates, such as Resident Identity Card (Kartu Tanda Penduduk) and Family Card (Kartu Keluarga). By administratively registered on government citizenship, they will get their right and protection from the state. Marriage Certificate is important for their children to get Birth Certificates and ID Cards, which help them to access the health care and education program provided by the Government.

In running the program, the joint committee is supported by Alfamart, Alfamidi, Bank Mandiri, AKR Corporindo, Indosat, Sariayu, Brasali Group, Mastrada, Trans Javagas Pipeline, Asia Pulp & Paper, Unilever, XL Axiata, Nestlé, ExecuTrain, Packet System, Sari Roti, Perhimpunan Shekinah Bina Insani, Sozzis and some individual donation.

9. MASS WEDDING 2014/2015 Theme : Human Rights Category : Promoting and Facilitating



Children’s Rights and Business Principles (CRBP) was formally introduced and released in Indonesia at 13th February 2013 as a joint work of consortium of IGCN, UNICEF, and Save the Children. The initiative is supported by Ministry of Women Empowerment and Child Protection.

As a follow up action of the national inauguration of the CRBP in Indonesia, the Consortium conducted a mapping of how businesses in Jakarta and Bandung, especially in retail and hospitality sector, take children’s rights into consideration and to what extent they are reflected in their policies and practices. This mapping will form the basic for the planning of future programs and strategies to promote the implementation of the business principles in Indonesia.

To validate data, we have conducted consultative seminars in Jakarta and Bandung, which attended by Ministry of Women Empowerment

10. CHILDREN’S RIGHTS AND BUSINESS PRINCIPLES (CRBP) MAPPING

Theme : Children’s Rights Category : Promoting and Facilitating CRBP implementation

& Children Protection, International Organizations, private sectors and academic institution. This mapping plan to generate 6 case studies of child friendly company’s best practices. It intends to inspire other business to replicate the best practices in operation and to promote the benefits of child friendly business.



On 8 March 2014, IGCN together with Asia Pulp & Paper (APP), Green Eagle Group, Martha Tilaar Group, Rajawali Foundation and Wahana Visi Indonesia (as the lead implementor) launched Bank Sampah Maju Bersama, a Community Based Total Sanitation (STBM).

This event is to mark the successful of (CBTS) project application in Penjaringan District RW 12 & RW 13, North Jakarta. The project aims toimproveenvironmentqualityandcommunitybehaviorinslumareas in Jakarta.

North Jakarta Mayor had opportunity to attend and witness the launch, along with IGCN members and around 50 local people.

1. LAUNCHING OF WASTE BANK MAJU BERSAMA, IMPLEMENTING COMMUNITY BASED TOTAL SANITATION (CBTS)

Theme : Environment Category : Community education and implementation of STBM for

better environment and health

COLLABORATIVE ACTIONS

AchievementsBy December 2014, there are 96 customers of Waste Bank Maju Bersama. The nominal saving has reached 5 million rupiah and the waste asset 113.7 kg consists of plastic bottles, bottle caps, cardboards, duplex, can and scrap metal. Furthermore, this project has been successfully promoting cleanliness and healthy lifestyle. As today, the people at district of Penjaring RW 12 & 13 start to keep their surrounding clean, and sorting their waste because they know the value of waste.



This ongoing project was initially launched at the Commemoration of 2013 World Water Day, 1 million Biopores campaign aims to subdue saturated soil and flooding risk in big cities in Indonesia, particularly Jakarta. IGCN believes, biopores can increase water infiltration in soils because it helps tilling soil as well.

Since the first launch, IGCN gets fully supports from Jayakarta Students Regimen (consists of 30 universities in Jakarta, Depok, Tangerang and Bekasi), Binus University, Express Group, Nestlé Indonesia, Martha Tilaar Group, and Rajawali Corpora. Until December 2014, 364.859 biopores infiltration holes were installed in Jakarta, Depok, Tangerang, Bekasi, Banten, Pasuruan and Makassar. However, IGCN emphasizes on the maintenance for optimal and sustainable function.

We invite more companies and communities to participate this action.

2. 1 MILLION BIOPORES Theme : Environment Category : Raising public awareness, mobilizing massive movement

for water conservation and management

Achievement:• BinusUniversitysuccessfullyinstalled2.000bioporesinJakarta• ExpressGroupsuccessfullyinstalled3.730bioporesinJakarta,

Tangerang, Bekasi dan Depok• Nestlé Indonesia successfully installed 887 biopores in Jakarta,

Tangerang dan Pasuruan• JayakartaStudentRegimentsuccessfullyinstalled356.650

biopores in total, i.e. 350.400 in Jakarta, 2.750 in Bekasi, 1.750 in Depok and 1.750 in Tangerang.

• MarthaTilaarGroupsuccessfullyinstalled1.200bioporesinJakarta and Cikarang

• RajawaliCorporasuccessfullyinstalled401bioporesinJakartaand Makassar.



This competition sets to create community of youngster, who concerns and escalate spirit and information of coral reefs preservation to wider community. Forty youths from various academic institutions across western Java got selected as Coral Reefs Ambassadors. PPM Manajemen help the ambassadors on management training and Pulau Umang delivered team building and hospitality training.

AchievementsAfter all those capacity building, they are mandated to organize their own projects. Surprisingly, many of them successfully run their project ranging from coral reefs education in schools, offices, seminar and exhibition; to creating valuable product that sold in markets, like batik with coral reefs patterns, T-shirt, bracelet, fridge magnetic, and many others. Recognizing their potential and effort, IGCN has sent two of them to share their achievements in the 2nd Youth CSR Conference in Kyung-hee University held by Global Compact Korea Network.

3. CORAL REEFS AMBASSADOR 2013/2014 Theme : Environment Category : Promoting, facilitating and creating the opportunities for

partnership – Sea life ecosystem.



In commemorating the 2014 World Water Day, IGCN together other UN bodies, government, private sectors and Ciliwung local community organized collaborative action campaign. This year theme is “Save Water, Save Energy” which aims to raise awareness on the importance of water and energy conservation for sustainable development.

The commemoration event was conducted in 22-23 April 2014 in Binus University Jakarta. The event series ranged from seminar, discussion on development of water and energy policy, knowledge and best practices sharing, storytelling competition, exhibition on “Save Water, Save Energy” to multi-stakeholders dialogue. Over 480 people from business persons to academicians and students have involved in celebrating and promoting water essential value in life.

This collaborative action was supported by Ministry of Environment and Ministry of Public Works, Jakarta Government, and National

4. WORLD WATER DAY 2014: GOVERNMENT, UNITED NATIONS, PRIVATE SECTOR AND CILIWUNG LOCAL COMMUNITY TO CREATE COLLABORATIVE ACTION TO SAVE WATER

Theme : Environment Category : Promoting and facilitating

Council on Climate Change. From private sector, IGCN partnered with Asia Pulp & Paper (APP) Indonesia Water Mandate Working Group (IWMWG) chair, Binus University, BNI, Green Radio, Express Group, Indofood, Martha Tilaar Group, Nestlé Indonesia, PAM Jaya, Palyja, Smart FM, and Unilever.



5. GLOBAL COMPACT VOLUNTARY DAY 2014 Theme : Education Category : Promoting, Facilitating, and Learning

In commemorating International Volunteer Day, IGCN held its 2014 Annual Global Compact Voluntary Day on 5-6 December 2014 in Pasir Angin Village, Bogor. The agenda of the 2-day event were introduction to 7 habit for the teachers and volunteers; classroom and restroom makeover; environmental friendly campaign through storytelling, trees planting; hand-washing and healthy teeth campaign; and school materials donation.

This year, IGCN collaborated with Dunamis Organization with supports from PT Bank Negara Indonesia, Tbk (Persero), PT Trans Javagas Pipeline, Rajawali Corpora, Unilever Indonesia, MUC Consulting Group, APP Indonesia, Nestlé Indonesia, PPM Manajemen, PT Martha Tilaar Group, Express Group, Executrain, Datascript, and Gramedia Pustaka.

Achievement:• 40volunteersparticipated• 204preschoolstudentsagedrange3-6yearsoldlearned

environmental-friendly and healthy living • 9teachersgotteachingmaterialssupports• 6pre-schooland2restroomrenovated



1. ANNUAL LOCAL NETWORK FORUM REGIONAL ASIA/OCEANIA

TheGlobalCompactLocalNetworksRegionalMeetingAsia/Oceania2014 was hosted by Indonesia Global Compact Network (IGCN). The meeting took place in Paramadina Graduate School, Jakarta, from 24-26 February 2014. 10 Global Compact Local Networks attended the 3-day meeting, i.e. Australia, Bangladesh, India, Indonesia, Japan, Maldives, Pakistan, Republic of Korea, Sri Lanka and Viet Nam.

To picture implementation of the Global Compact Principles and CSR in Indonesia, the participants had opportunity to visit 2 sites of Unilever Indonesia (Jakarta Green and Clean) and Martha Tilaar Group (Kampoeng Djamu Organik). The visit also was an opportunity for Indonesian companies to share their best practices among other Global Compact Local Networks with expectation more projects development in other countries.

PARTICIPATION IN THE UN/UNGC ACTIVITIES



Darian Stibbe from the Partnering Initiative London joined the event to build Global Compact Local Networks’ capacity on partnership and also making a strong pitch to recruit new members.

This event was supported by Rajawali Foundation, Unilever Indonesia, Martina Berto, Markplus, Inc., Perhimpunan Shekinah Bina Insani, Paramadina University and Asia Pulp & Paper.



2. THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY AND THE ECONOMIC AND SOCIAL COUNCIL “THE ROLE OF PARTNERSHIPS IN THE IMPLEMENTATION OF THE POST-2015 DEVELOPMENT AGENDA”

United Nations convened General Assembly together with The Economic and Social Council on 9-10 April 2014 in New York. The theme is “The Role of Partnerships in the Implementation of the Post-2015 Development Agenda”. Gathered representatives from country members, civil society and private sector to discuss extensively global challenges and post-2015 action plan.

The primary objective of the joint assembly is to provide a platform for Member States to address how strengthened global partnerships for sustainable development including multi‐stakeholders partnerships can contribute to the implementation of the post 2015 development agenda.

In addition to the opening and closing sessions, the two-day event atUNHeadquartersfeaturedfivepaneldiscussionsthatsoughtto examine the role of partnerships; identify and leverage new partnership models and opportunities; provide concrete ideas for creating an enabling and transparent environment, as well as for accountability mechanisms; and enhance collaboration in addressing food and nutritional security and sustainable infrastructure.

Represented Rajawali Corpora and IGCN, Mr. Y.W. Junardy had opportunity to be panelist in session “Collaborating with Business, Foundation, Civil Society and Other Actors in Support of the Post-2015 Development Agenda” together with Anthony Smith, Director of International Relations, Department for International Development, UK, Lise Kingo, Executive Vice President Novo Nordisk A/S,BenedictCheong,CEO,TemasekFoundation,danAliceAlbright,CEO, Global Partnership for Education.



3. THE UN SYSTEM PRIVATE SECTOR FOCAL POINTS (PSPF) MEETING AND ANNUAL LOCAL NETWORKS FORUM (ANLF)

The XII Annual Local Network Forum (ANLF) held in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia, 10 - 12 June 2014, which was attended by 36 local networks around the world. This year ANLF was a joint event with UN System Private Sector Focal Points (PSPF) meeting.

At the XII ALNF, UN Global Compact took steps toward improving the accountability and integrity of Global Compact LNs. A number of decisions were made during the ALNF including to update the Terms of Reference for the Local Network Advisory Group (LNAG) to outline processes regarding the election of a deputy chairperson andalternateregionalrepresentatives.GlobalCompactHQalsointroduced an updated Memorandum of Understanding that incorporates new capacity building responsibilities for Global CompactHQtobettersupportLocalNetworks,aswellasenhancedLocal Network integrity measures.

Y.W. Junardy, President of IGCN, attended the meeting.



4. THE GLOBAL COMPACT BOARD MEETING IN THE HEAD OFFICE OF UN GLOBAL COMPACT

A first-of-its-kind meeting between the UN Global Compact Board, the Principles for Responsible Investment (PRI) Advisory Council, the Principles for Responsible Management Education (PRME) Champions Group and ambassadors was held on 1-2 July at UN HeadquartersinNewYorktodiscussthehistoricopportunitythatbusiness has to shape and advance the post-2015 development agenda.

The high-level meeting was attended by UN Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon and nearly 150 participants, including 30 ambassadors. Remarks and interventions offered by several representatives highlighted a growing recognition by the UN and Member States that responsible business and investors are critical partners in the creation and implementation of a new set of sustainable development goals.

The meeting was held as part of the Global Compact Board meeting, chaired by the Secretary-General. The meeting focused on key priorities for the initiative including its ongoing work to improve good governance,

bring corporate sustainability to scale, and advance the role of the private sector in the post-2015 development agenda.

Dr. Martha Tilaar, Board Member of UN Global and Board of Founder IGCN, accompanied by Nuning S. Barwa, VP Program of IGCN and CSR Manager of Martha Tilaar Group joined the meeting.



5. THE FIRST INAUGURAL OF BUSINESS FOR PEACE (B4P) ANNUAL MEETING

Marking the first anniversary of Business for Peace, over 150 participants attended the inaugural B4P event, which is hosted by Global Compact Local Network Turkey on Istambul, 29 - 30 September 2014. More than 20 companies joined the platform from Bangladesh,Indonesia,Iraq,Lebanon,RepublicofKorea,Turkey,Ukraine, United Arab Emirates, United Kingdom and the United States – bringing the total number of B4P signatories to 122. Y.W. Junardy, Ita S. Mucharam (IGCN Board of Management) and Charles Saerang (Njonja Meneer) represented Indonesia Global Compact Network.

Throughout the two-day meeting, the cross-sector and cross-thematic programs enabled participants to explore the challenges and opportunities of operating in complex environments. Special emphasis was placed on collaborative approaches to engage various types of organizations around thematic areas where business can make transformative contributions to peace.

In order to increase awareness of the contributions business can make toward peace, seven of the 18 Local Networks in B4P have hosted national or regional launch events, providing a platform to identify thematic areas where business can make its greatest

contributions to peace in that country or area. In Indonesia interfaith dialogue is being facilitated by the business community. A private sector roundtable was hosted by the Global Compact during the Sixth Global Forum of the United Nations Alliance of Civilizations (August 2014) to promote inter-cultural and inter-religious peace and harmony.



6. ANNUAL LOCAL NETWORK FORUM REGIONAL ASIA/OCEANIA

Annual Local Network Forum (ANLF) 2014 for Global Compact RegionalAsia/OceaniaheldinDhaka,Bangladesh,from9-11December 2014. The forum attended by Global Compact Office representatives and Global Compact Local Network Australia, China, India, Indonesia, Korea, Malaysia, Maldives, Myanmar, Nepal, Pakistan, Singapore, Srilanka, Vietnam, as well as the host Bangladesh.

The meeting highlights summary of global ANLF XII in Addis Ababa, final discussion on SDGs (Post-2015 Development Agenda), and preparation for 15 years anniversary celebration of UN Global Compact. Global Compact Office also disseminated the latest Local Network Management Toolkit to strengthen local network system.

As part of the meeting, Global Compact Network Bangladesh also conducted Human Rights and Business training. The training is intended to explain Human Rights in Business and it became sharing session on Human Rights issues and activities in each local network. AmongtheotherlocalnetworkinAsia/Oceania,onlyIndonesia,Pakistan and Bangladesh already conducted Human Rights training for private sector.

Thenext2015ANLFregionalAsia/OceaniawillbeheldinMyanmar.



7. THE 10 YEARS ANNIVERSARY EVENT OF UNGC 10TH PRINCIPLE

The UN Global Compact has celebrated the anniversary of the 10th Principle on New York, 10 December 2014. UNGC highlighting achievements in the fight against corruption over the past ten years and exploring emerging anti-corruption measures in both developed and emerging markets.

The key objectives of the 10th Principle Anniversary are to:• Celebrateachievementsinthefightagainstcorruptionoverthe

past 10 years and reinforce the business case against corruption;• Highlightemergingandinnovativeanti-corruptionmeasures

implemented by various stakeholders and explore different perspectives, including those from emerging markets;

• Explorerecentexamplesofcollectiveactioninitiativestoeliminate corruption;

• Shareinformationandconnectstakeholdersworkingagainstcorruption through the Anti-Corruption Information Fair; and

• Embedgoodgovernanceandanti-corruptionintotheglobaldevelopment agenda and goals for the post-2015 era to ensure future development efforts are not undermined by corruption.

At this event, where nearly 250 signatories of the Call to Action: Anti-Corruption and the Global Development Agenda, primarily from business and investment, have highlighted the private sector’s efforts in the fight against corruption, the role of investors in incentivizing good governance, corruption in the banking sector and the importance of collective action. The Call to Action is an appeal by the private sector to Governments to promote anti-corruption measures and to implement policies that establish systems of good governance. The Call to Action urges Governments to underscore

anti-corruption and good governance as pillars of a sustainable and inclusive global economy.

The Call to Action was supported by the UN Global Compact, the UN Office on Drugs and Crime (UNODC), Transparency International, the Open Contracting Initiative, the World Bank Institute and the Global Organization of Parliamentarians against Corruption. From Indonesia, PT Martina Berto from Martha Tilaar Group has committed as one of the signatories of the Anti Corruption Call to Action.



January 2014• Attending TNC Policy and Practice Forum-Promoting Indonesia

Natural Resources Based Industry to Global Markets, Sultan Hotel jakarta(08/01/2014)

• Conducting Board of Trustee and Supervisory Meeting at APP IndonesiaOffice,Jakarta(20/01/2014)

• Conducting Business and Human Training Course in collaboration with twentyfifty, Ltd at PPM Manajemen, Jakarta (21-24/01/2014)

February 2014• Coordination Meeting with IGCN member Build Change at

KempinskiHotel,Jakarta(10/02/2014)

• Coordination meeting with UNDP regional “Partnerships with Non-StateActors”,(12/02/2014)

• Speaker in Institut Leimena Forum on “Acknowledgement and Protection Customary Rights in National Development” (14/02/2014)

• Speaker in Nestlé Forum “Scaling up Sustainability through CreatingSharedValue”(18/02/2014)

• Hosting Annual Global Compact Local Network Forum Asia-OceniaatPramadinaGraduateSchool,Jakarta(24-26/02/2014)

• Launching Business for Peace in Indonesia “The Role of Business in Promoting Inter-Cultural & Inter-Religius Harmony” at Philip KotlerTheatre,MarkPlusMainCampus,Jakarta(27/02/2014)

March 2014• Coordination meeting with Transparency International

Indonesia to prepare Private Sector Leaders Roundtable event at IGCNSecretariat,Jakarta(05/03/2014)

• IWMWG Meeting “Meet & Greet and Preparation World Water Day2014”atAPPIndonesiaOffice,Jakarta(11/03/2014)

• Organizing “Private Sector Leaders Roundtable: Implementation of the Principle 10th UN Global Compat Embody Integrity & Sustainable Business” in partnership with Transparency International Indonesia and Paramadina Public Policy at ParamadinaGradutaeSchool,Jakarta(19/03/2014)

• IWMWG Meeting with Erna Witoelar, Gerakan Ciliwung Bersih (GCB) Team and PALYJA in Preparing the Commeration of World WaterDay2014atGCBOffice,Jakarta(25/03/2014)

IGCN ACTIVITIES & PARTICIPATIONS



April 2014• Coordination meeting with GCB, UNIDO and IWMWG to prepare

a collaboration activity on the commemoration of World Water Day2014atAPPIndonesiaOffice,Jakarta(01/04/2014)

• Attending “Result Based Management Workshop”, Grand SukhumvitHotel,Bangkok,(7-8/04/2014)

• Coordination meeting with GCB and IWMWG to prepare a collaboration activity on the commemoration of World Water Day 2014 ”Save Water, Save Energy” at PAM Jaya Office, Jakarta (08/04/2014)

• Speaker at The General Assembly and The Economic and Social Council “The Role of Partnership in The Implementation of The Post-2015DevelopmentAgenda”,NewYork(9-10/04/2014)

• Preparation meeting with Speakers of DNPI to commeration of WorldWaterDay2014atDNPIOffice(21/04/2014)

• Organizing collaboration event on the Commeration of World Water Day 2014 “Save Water, Save Energy” in partnership with IWMWG, GCB, UNIDO, universities and Local Community at BinaNusantaraUniversity,Jakarta(22-24/04/2014)

• Evaluation Meeting with partners of World Water Day 2014 at NestléIndonesiaOffice,Jakarta(29/04/2014)

May 2014• Organizing Private Sector Leaders Rountable on Open

Government Partnership Asia Pacific Conference in partnership with President’s Delivery Unit for Development Monitoring and Oversight(UKP4)atNusaDuaBali,Bali(6-7/05/2014)

• Conducting meeting to discuss Coral Reefs Ambassador at PPM Manajemen,Jakarta(23/05/2014)

June 2014• Organizing meeeting with GRI and IGCN Members to discuss

about Sustainability Reporting at APP Indonesia, Jakarta (04/06/2014)

• Participating at “Focus Group Discussion with Private Sector” olehUNIDO&WFP”,Jakarta(04/06/2014)

• Conducting meeting event with PPM Manajemen and Pulau Umang in preparing Coral Reefs Ambassador goes to Korea at PPMManajemenJakarta(6/06/2014)

• Attending “The UN System Private Sector Focal Points (PSFP) Meeting and the Annual Local Networks Forum (ALNF)”, Adis Ababa,(10-12/06/2014)

• Attending ASEAN CSR Vision 2020 at Amara Hotel, Tanjong PagarRoad,Singapore,(12/06/2014)

• Attending “Workshop on Corporate Social Responsibility and Human Rights in ASEAN” at , Swissotel The Stamford, Singapore (13-14/06/2014)

• Coordination meeting with Ministry of foreign affairs in preparing side event UNAOC at Ministry of Foreign Affairs Office, Jakarta(18/06/2014)

• Coordination meeting with Good Neighbors Indonesia to discuss CRBPProjectatIGCNSecretariat(18/06/2014)

• Preparation meeting with ELSAM to discuss Private Sector Leaders Roundtable and Book Launching at IGCN Secretariat (19/06/2014)

• Conducting Private Sector Leaders Roundtable: The Importance of Human Rights in Creating Wider and Sustainable Market” and Book Launching How to Do Business with Respect for Human Rights” in partnership with ELSAM at PPM Manajemen Campus, Jakarta(25/06/2014)



• Organizing Meeting of the Minds in partnership with Emergenetics at Paramadina University Campus, Jakarta (27/04/2014)

July 2014• Break-fast meeting with OGI team to discuss action plan and

workinggroupatBeerdy,Jakarta(02/07/2014)

• Attending 2nd Youth CSR Conference organized by Global CompactKoreaatKyungHeeUniversity,Korea(2-4/07/2014)

• Participation in Ramadhan Bazar at Yayasan Hati Suci (13/07/2014)

• Coordination meeting with Save The Children and Unicef to discuss bidding selection and winner announcement at IGCN Secretariat,Jakarta(14/07/2014)

• Conducting IGCN Board of Trustee and Supervisory Meeting at The Josep Wibowo Centre Campus, Bina Nusantara University, Jakarta(21/07/2014)

• Conducting COP Training to Express Group at IGCN Secretariat (22/07/2014)

August 2014• Coordination meeting with Dino Patti Djalal, Deputy Minister

of Foreign Affair of Republic of Indonesia to discuss preparation of Private Sector Leaders Roundtable “The Role of Business in Promoting Inter-Cultural and Inter-Religious Peace and Harmony” at UNAOC Global Forum at Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Jakarta(15/08/2014)

• Conducting Private Sector Leaders Roundtable “The Role of Business in Promoting Inter-Cultural and Inter-Religious Peace and Harmony” di the 6¬th Global Forum of the United Nations Alliance of Civilizations at Bali Nusa Dua Convention Center, Bali (29-30/08/2014)

September 2014• Speaker at “Workshop on Oxfam Country Strategy for 2015 -

2019”inSentul,WestJava(10/09/2014)

• Participation in Public Expose : Indonesia’s Special Envoys on the MDGs’s Program and Activities Reports 2010-2014, Jakarta (15/09/2014)

• Briefing on Global Compact to Astra International at Astra Office, Jakarta(15/09/2014)

October 2014• Conducting GIM Gathering in preparing GIM Book Volume 3 at

ExecutiveLoungePPMManajemen,Jakarta(8/10/2014)

• Conducting IGCN Members Gathering at Yayasan Hati Suci, Jakarta(15/10/2014)

• Briefing on Global Compact to KOICA Indonesia at IGCN Secretariat,Jakarta(21/10/2014)

• SiteVisitMassWeddingLocationatIstoraSenayan(30/10/2014)

November 2014• Attending Conference on Understanding and Implementing

Respect for Human Rights in a Business Context in Jakarta (06/11/2014)



• Attending Seminar on Challenges of Forest and Spatial Management Decentralization and Agenda for the Next Government(10/11/2014)

• Speaker at Human Rights Seminar on How to Do Business with Respect to Human Rights at Airlangga University with ELSAM (13/11/2014)

• Speaker at the 4th Annual Strategy into Performance Executive Excellence(SPEx2)(17/11/2014)

• Coordination Meeting of Mass Wedding Reception at Disbintal AD(17/11/2014)

• Organizing Shekinah Seminar on “Business as Usual vs. Inclusive Business:formProfitabilitytoSustainability”(22/11/2014)

• Attending Shared Values and Inclusive Business Training in Jakarta(25/11/2014)

• MassWeddingProgramPreparationatSCTV(25/11/2014)

• Meeting with Binus University’s Rector to discuss Principles Responsible Management Education (PRME) implementation in Indonesia(25/11/2014)

• Opening speaker at Gratification Management Forum by TransparencyInternationalIndonesia(TII)(26/11/2014)

• AttendingSatuIndonesiaAwardbyAstra(26/11/2014)

December 2014• Meeting with IGCN Member AICON at IGCN Secretariat

(02/12/2014)

• Conducting Consultative Seminar on Children’s Rights and Business Principles Study with UNICEF and Save the Children in Bandung(03/12/2014)

• Organizing Global Compact Voluntary Day 2014 at Pasir Angin Village,WestJava(05-06/12/2014)

• Attending Anti-Corruption Festival by Corruption Eradicating Commission(KPK)inYogyakarta(09-11/12/2014)

• Attending Annual Local Network Forum Global Compact RegionalAsia/OceaniainDhaka,Bangladesh(09-11/12/2014)

• AttendingMarkplusConferene2015(11/12/2014)

• Attending N‐stle Creating Shared Value Stakeholders Meeting (15/12/2014)

• Conducting Consultative Seminar on Children’s Rights and Business Principles Study with UNICEF and Save the Children in Jakarta(18/12/2014)

• Meeting with IGCN Member STIMA IMMI at STIMA IMMI campus, Jakarta(24/12/2014)

• Mass Wedding Committee Meeting Coordination at Disbintal AD (30/12/2014)

• Meeting with Governor of DKI Jakarta on Mass Wedding PreparationatDKIJakartaGovernoroffice(31/12/2014)



IGCN PUBLICATION

2013 Annual Report of Indonesia Global Compact Network

Please contact IGCN Secretariat [[email protected]] to obtain this document

Bagaimana Menjalankan Bisnis dengan Menghormati Hak Asasi Manusia


Growing Inclusive Market Volume II


Indonesia Global Compact Network Leaflet




UNGC PUBLICATION

UN Global Compact Activity Report 2013

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UN Global Compact Annual Local Network 2013

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The Africa Sustainability Barometer

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The UN Global Compact-Accenture CEO Study on Sustainability 2013

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Principle 2:make sure they are not complicit in human rights abuses.

LABOURPrinciple 3:Businesses should uphold the freedom of association and the effective recognition of the right to collective bargaining;

Principle 4:the elimination of all forms of forced and compulsory labour;

Principle 5:the effective abolition of child labour; and

Principle 6:the elimination of discrimination in respect of employment and occupation.

ENVIRONMENT

Principle 7:Businesses are asked to support a precautionary approach to environmental challenges;

Principle 8:undertake initiatives to promote greater environmental responsibility; and

Principle 9:encourage the development and diffusion of environmentally friendly technologies.

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