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ANNUALREPORT

2015

With over 14,000 signatories from 170 countries,

United Nations Global Compact (UNGC) is a voluntary movement

of corporate leaders, academic institutions and NGOs in the world,

who are commited to implement and supporting the UN program.

Business can be part of the solution to the challenges of globalization.

Global Compact is now the world’s largest corporate responsibility initiative

the UN Global Compact 10 Principles

and a vehicle for linking profits and social advancement.

Annual Report 2015 | Indonesia Global Compact Network 1

Dear IGCN Members,

Thank you for making 2015 another exciting year for us. We did more multi-stakeholder collaborative actions and delightfully welcome the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) which was announced on 25 September 2015. We are inspired by the landmark agreements reached last year on the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). Our sincere

thanks to IGCN members and the business community as a whole for the input and constructive role you played during Private Sector Leaders Roundtable (PSLR) on Post-2015 Development Agenda in 2013 and 2014. Now it is time to move forward to implement and achieve the targets of SDGs collaboratively.

As the key initiative of Business for Peace (B4P), another biggest Interfaith Mass Wedding in the world was conducted last year for under-privileged Indonesian families as an enforcement and protection of their civil rights. This program allowed 5,115 families to obtain marriage and more than 10.000 birth certificates in process, which will provide them access to education, healthcare, public services and formal job opportunities. IGCN also fully participated in the National Social Solidarity Day conducted by Minister of Social Affair as the coordinator of Mass Wedding Program focusing in the eastern part in Indonesia.

In recognition to IGCN’s role, we received Certificate of Appreciation formally presented by Minister of Social Affairs at the National Social Solidarity Day celebration.

In cooperation with our partners, we continued our training and workshop on Business and Human Rights based on UN Guiding Principles. As the follow up action, we established Business & Human Rights Working Group (B&HRWG) to increase the awareness on human rights related to business activity within greater private sectors.

With the launch of SDGs, we started the promotion and socialization program by conducted Business Sustainability Forum (BSF) I and II in 2015. The forum was conducted in cooperation with member NGO and Academia.

We also co-organized the 4th Social Responsibility (SR) Asia International Conference.The conference introduced SDGs and discussed the challenges and approaches in the implementation to make the county cleaner, greener and more sustainable. We are committed to work in partnership to become force for change from the ground up.

Thank you again for all the support and looking forward to working together with you for a better future.

FOREWORD

Jakarta, January 2016Y.W. Junardy

President of IGCN

GOVERNANCEIndonesia Global Compact Network (IGCN) is a local network of United Nations Global Compact in Indonesia. It 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.

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

Promoting the UN Global Compact Principles and its initiatives to various entities in a wider circleFacilitating dialogues/discussions for members on development and other issues (both local firms and subsidiaries of foreign corporations) concerning the implementation of the UN Global Compact PrinciplesConducting trainings and sharing of experiences for members and disseminating information and the direction from the UN Global Compact Head OfficeCreating co operation opportunities through multi-stakeholder engagement and collective actionsEnsuring timely submission of Communication on Progress (COP) by members and network.

To promote, facilitate and implement the UN Global Compact Principles in Indonesia.

VISION

MISION

ROLES

VISION

Promote the10 Principle

Partnership andProgram Dev.

Facilitate

LearningCommunicationand PR

Implement

RelationshipDev.

Organization

WorkingGroups

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ORGANIZATION STRUCTUREDR (HC) Martha Tilaar (Martha Tilaar Group)Sancoyo Antarikso (PT Unilever Indonesia, Tbk)Suhendra Wiriadinata (APP Group)Yaya W. Junardy (PT Rajawali Corpora)Rocky Pesik (Caraka Group)

President Yaya W. Junardy (PT Rajawali Corpora)Secretary General Sinta Kaniawati (Unilever Indonesia Foundation)Treasury Nugroho Setiadharma (PT Supra Boga Lestari, Tbk)Legal Counsel Susi Aliani Sulaiman (HSP & Partners) Ilham Yusmaperdhana (PT Unilever Indonesia, Tbk)

Executive Director Josephine Satyono Program Manager Satrio Anindito (PT Rajawali Corpora)Program Manager Deladwita SuyosoProgram Officer Adi PratamaAdmin Officer Karmila Wati

Prof. Dr. Emil Salim, S. E. (Former President Advisory Council of Republic of Indonesia)

Erna Witoelar (Former UN Special Ambassador for MDGs in Asia Pacific)Joe Kamdani (PT Datascrip)Prof. Firmanzah, Ph.D. (Universitas Paramadina)

Board of Founders

Board of Patron

Board of Supervisors

Board of Management

Secretariat

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Human RightsVP Debora Tjandrakusuma (PT Nestlé Indonesia) Member Krisnia Manikaputri (PT Nestlé Indonesia) John Darmawan (SWiTCH Indonesia)LaborVP Aditya Warman (Indonesia Employers Association-APINDO)Member Maria T. Kurniawati (PT Trakindo Utama)

EnvironmentVP Dr. Yuki M.A. Wardhana, Msi. (APP Group)Member Librian Angraeni (APP Group) Bobby Joris (PT Eagle High Plantations, Tbk)

Business Ethics and Governance VP Agung Binantoro (Rajawali Foundation)Member Bima Priya Santosa, Ak., BAP., MFM. (Paramadina University) Michael C.N.C.G. Putra (Shell Upstream Indonesia) David Hutagalung (GE Indonesia)

Partnership & Program Development VP Timotheus Lesmana (Perhimpunan Filantropi Indonesia)Member Wilson Siahaan (PT Coca-Cola Amatil Indonesia) Ita S. Mucharam (Amsat International)

Relationship Development VP Heru D. Wardhana (PT Martina Berto, Tbk)Member Maria Intan Setiadi (TFI Bina Nusantara University)

CommunicationsVP Indira Abidin (Fortune Indonesia)Member Ati Muchtar (Fortune PR) Lisa Lowhur Schad (Media Group)

SME DevelopmentVP Hendra Warsita (MarkPlus, Inc.)Member Budi Hartono (Matoa Albaritz) Semerdanta Pusaka (PT Aicon Global Indonesia)

Business and Human Rights WGAndi Mutaqien (ELSAM) Anugraha Dezmercoledi (Rajawali Foundation)John Darmawan (SWiTCH Indonesia)

Indonesia Water Mandate WGLibrian Angraeni (APP Group)

Open Government Partnership WGMichael C.N.C.G. Putra (Shell Upstream Indonesia)Ruben Hattari (PT Microsoft Indonesia)

Ethics and Governance WGBima Priya Santosa, Ak., BAP., MFM. (Paramadina University)

Executive Board

Working Group (WG)

Advisor

LearningVP Maria Nindita Radyati, Ph.D. (Trisakti University)Member David Manalu (PPM Manajemen) Maya D. Tanama (PT ExecuTrain Nusantarajaya)

Alan Morgan (Mentor Microbank Foundation)Andreas Diantoro (PT Microsoft Indonesia) Hariyadi Sukamdani (Indonesia Employers Association-APINDO)Hermawan Kartajaya (Markplus, Inc.)Inggita Notosusanto (Communicator & Journalist)Joseph Dharmabrata (PT Trans Javagas Pipeline) Natalia Soebagjo (Transparansi Internasional Indonesia) Nuning Barwa (PT Martina Berto, Tbk)Prasetyantoko Ph.D. (Atma Jaya Catholic University)Rudy J. Pesik (PT Birotika Semesta-DHL)Yanti Triwadiantini (Indonesia Business Links)


IGCN members comprise of Corporation, Academia, NGO and Public Sector. We are engaged with our stakeholders utilizing our platforms and programmes. As of December 2015, there are 118 members with the following composition:

MEMBERSHIP

Total: 118

Members

(31 December

2015)

NGO28%

Academia20%

Public Sector 2%

Corporation50%

50+Corporations

30+ Non-Government Organizations

20+Academia

StakeholdersBusinessIndustry AssociationsInvestorsCivil SocietyLaborAcademiaGovernment

Platforms and ProgrammesHuman Rights & Labour

Children’s Rights and Business PrinciplesChild Labour Platform

Caring for ClimateCEO Water Mandate

Food + Agriculture Business PrinciplesAnti Corruption

Business for PeaceBusiness for the Rule of Law

Business and EducationSupply Chain Sustainability

Global Compact LEAD


LIST OF MEMBERSCorporation (Multinational Companies, National Companies, and Small and Medium Enterprises):Alleira Batik | Anaya Ltd | Cahaya Manunggal Sentosa, Co. | Central Java Province Chamber of Commerce | Cihampelas Hotel 2 | CV Damar Adji | Dunamis Organization Services | FANTASTIC Training and Education Centre | Fortune PR | HSPpartners | Indonesian Association of Advertising Agencies | Kadin Jawa Barat | Kaminari Production | KING’S Group of Education | MarkPlus, Inc. | Media Group | Novama Jaya | PT Singaland Asetama (SGA) | PT AG Indonesia | PT Aicon Global Indonesia | PT Alita Praya Mitra | PT Bank Negara Indonesia (Persero), Tbk | PT Bening Konsultan Indonesia | PT Citra Bahari Nusindo | PT Clipnindo | PT Corfina Capital | PT Datascrip | PT Ekamas Fortuna | PT ExecuTrain Nusanta-rajaya | PT Express Transindo Utama | PT Gistec Prima | PT GML Performance Consulting | PT HM Sampoerna | PT Indah Kiat Pulp & Paper, Tbk | PT Indosat, Tbk | PT Kaltim Prima Coal (KPC) | PT Komunikasi Kinerja | PT Lontar Papyrus Pulp & Paper Industry | PT Martina Berto Tbk | PT Microsoft Indonesia | PT Multi Utama Consultindo | PT Nestlé Indonesia | PT Pabrik Kertas Tjiwi Kimia, Tbk | PT Pangansari Utama | PT Pavillion Capital | PT Pindo Deli Pulp And Paper Mills | PT Rajawali Corpora | PT Sinar Mas Agro Resources and Technology, Tbk | PT Supra Boga Lestari | PT Tandan Sawita Papua (TSP) | PT Trakindo Utama | PT Trans Javagas Pipeline | PT Unilever Indonesia, Tbk | PT Vision Plus Indonesia | PT XL AXIATA, Tbk | Swa Business Magazine | Sword-of-Wisdom (SoW, Solusi Pedang Emas) | The Indonesian Food & Beverage Association |Wiloto Corp. Asia Pacific

NGO:Alliance Generation Router of Nation (AGPB) | Assic Creative Management | Bhumiksara Foundation | Bina Swadaya Foundation | Build Change Indonesia | Christian Children’s Fund Indonesia Office | CISV Indonesia | Eka Tjipta Foundation | El John Indonesia | Gerakan Peduli Disabilitas dan Lepra Indonesia (Indonesia Leprosy and Disability Care Movement) | Gugah Nurani Indonesia (Good Neighbors Indonesia) | Habitat for Humanity Indonesia | High Desert International Foundation | Indonesia Business Links (IBL) | INDONESIA DEMOCRACY WATCH (IDW) | Indonesia Young Entrepreneurs Association Bandung City | Indonesian Bonsai Society | Matoa Albarits | Mentor Microbank Foundation | Pondok Pesantren Langitan | Rimueng Aceh Organization | Setara Foundation | Swisscontact Indonesia | The Indonesian Child Welfare Foundation | Wira Rakema Foundation | World Vision Indonesia | Yayasan Bintang Langit | Yayasan Pendidikan Bakrie | Yayasan Pondok Kasih | Yayasan Transformasi Lepra Indonesia (YTLI) | Indonesian Suiseki Association | Asia Marketing Federation (AMF) | Indonesia Marketing Association (IMA)

Academia:Bakrie University | Bhayangkara University of Surabaya | Bina Darma University | Bina Nusantara University | Center for Communication Programs of Johns Hopkins University (CCP) Indonesia | Center for Entrepreneurship, Change, and Third Sector (CECT) - Trisakti University | Center Study for Human Rights - State University of Medan (Pusham Unimed) | De La Salle Catholic University of Manado | Palembang School of Life | PPM Management | President University | School of Management LABORA | Sekolah Berpikir Positif Idaman - SBPI | Sekolah Berwawasan International MADANIA | Sepuluh Nopember Institute of Technology - ITS | Soegijapranata Catholic University | State Polytechnic of Sriwijaya | STIMA IMMI Jakarta | Universitas Internasional Batam | Universitas Islam Negeri - UIN | Atma Jaya Catholic University | Universitas Ma Chung | Universitas Muhammadiyah Palembang | Paramadina University | Universitas Surabaya

Public Sector Organization:LSM Mitra Juang Pancasila | Pusat Pelayanan Terpadu Pemberdayaan Perempuan dan Anak Provinsi Banten


WORKSHOP AND TRAININGWorkshop & Training

Promoting Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs)

Business for Peace Initiatives

In cooperation with Oxfam Indonesia, a two day Business and Human Rights Seminar and Workshop was conducted. The first half day seminar was for business executives followed by workshop participated by 66 attendees from companies, CSO, academic institutions and embassies. The venue was supported by PPM Management Education Institute.

This is part of the “Global Perspectives on Putting the Responsibility to Respect into Practice” project initiated by Oxfam America and Oxfam Novib, Shift and the Global Compact Network Netherlands. This project explores perspectives from companies and civil society acting on challenges in, and effective approaches to, implementation of the corporate responsibility to respect human rights in four key emerging economies – Indonesia, Mexico, South Africa and Turkey. Indonesia was the first country to host this project.

As the follow on action, the participants were committed to create working group.

Business and Human Rights Seminar and Workshop (24-25 February 2015)


Workshop & Training



COP and COE Workshop (12 & 16 June 2015)

The workshops were conducted by IGCN for business and non-business respectively as part of the commitment to report their implementation in Global Compact (GC) ten principles.

Reporting has been one of the problems as the signatories generally do not recognize the benefit for doing it. The SMEs especially also raised the issue of lacking in resources (people, capability, internet access).

Communication on Engagement (COE) workshop was held at Wahana Visi Indonesia attended by nine participants from five organizations. Communication on Progress (COP) workshop took place at the Philip Kotler Theater, MarkPlus Inc. attended by 23 participants from 15 corporations.

Four corporations (Asia Pulp & Paper, Dunamis Organization Service, PT. Kaltim Prima Coal, PT Eagle High Plantation) shared how they develop their COP reports, challenges in writing the COP, the benefits, and also the feedback from UNGC office. The most challenging part in COP writing is to collect internal data during assessment and evaluation period. However, they also recognize that company commitment to support Global Compact Principles raises company credibility and trust from the stakeholders.


Workshop & Training



Sustainability Report – GRI-G4 Sharing Session (10 November 2015)

In cooperation with Trisakti Sustainability Center (TSC) from University of Trisakti, IGCN organized a GRI-G4 Sharing Session with the support of MarkPlus Inc.

In the opening remarks, Y.W. Junardy (President of IGCN and President Commissioner of PT Rajawali Corpora) emphasized the importance of transparent reporting for businesssustainability. Through the GRI-G4 guidelines, the report can be more strategic, not only should it be in line with the company’s strategy to improve performance but also to communicate to its stakeholders. The session was delivered by the TSC Director, Juniati Gunawan, Ph.D and PT Wijaya Karya (Persero), Tbk closed the session with a story on sustainability reporting..

With a full-seated forum attended by 53 participants from 37 companies, it demonstrated the increasing interest and demand fromthe companies in producing sustainability reports.Participants agreed that a sustainability report was no longer deemed as ‘necessary’ or ‘unnecessary’, but it is ‘mandatory’.


PROMOTING SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT GOALS (SDGs)

Workshop & Training



In collaboration with Atma Jaya Catholic University and Bhumiksara Foundation, IGCN organized “Business Sustainability Forum: Growing with Nation”.

Attended by 125 participants from corporations, academic institutions, CSOs and government, the objective of the forum is to increase understanding about business sustainability concept, why it is important, what the priority issues and challenges are, and what solutions and actions can be achieved in a collaborative manner.

The first session was presented by A.Tony Prasetiantono Ph.D. (Head of Economic Study and Public Policy Research Center, University of Gajah Mada) and Teddy P. Rachmat (Founder and CEO Triputra Group) who talked about economic growth.

The second session highlighted environmental sustainability presented by Erna Witoelar (Former UN Special Ambassador for MDGs in Asia Pacific and founder of WALHI) and Paulus Bambang W.S (Director of PT Astra International Tbk).

The third session focused on Social Equity, presented by Y.W. Junardy (President of IGCN and President Commissioner of PT Rajawali Corpora) and Agung Adiprasetyo (CEO of Kompas Gramedia Group).

The forum raised the importance of governance and law enforcement as key factors in business sustainability.

Business Sustainability Forum I (11 June 2015)


Workshop & Training



With a theme of “Smart City for Mega City-Actions for Better World”, the forum discussed SDG 11 “Sustainable Cities and Communities”. BSF II brought up a topic of “Smart City” covering eight aspects: smart governance, smart energy, smart building, smart mobility, smart infrastructure, smart technology, smart healthcare, and smart citizen.

In the first session Prof. Robertus Wahyudi Triweko, Hydro Engineering Professor from Parahyangan Catholic University gave his insight from the academic perspective of a smart city.

In the second session, private sector leaders shared how businesses can contribute in the development. Speakers were: Muhammad Awaluddin, Director of PT Telkom Tbk, M. Ramdani Basri (CEO of PT Nusantara Infrastructure) and Y.W. Junardy (President Commissioner of PT Rajawali Corpora and President of IGCN)

Business Sustainability Forum (BSF) II was participated by 75 participants from 23 corporates, 8 NGOs, and two academic institutions.

Business Sustainability Forum II (19 November 2015)


Workshop & Training

Promoting Sustainable De-velopment Goals (SDGs)


SR Asia conducted the conference in partnership with IGCN and a number of leading organizations. The aim of the conference is to increase public awareness on Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) through The 4th SR Asia International Conference on 25-27 November 2015.

Attended by 120 participants from Indonesia and some countries in Asia, the conference 0introduced SDGs and discussed various related aspect including environment and climate change, sustainable city, green industry, green productivity, sustainable consumption and cleaner production, sustainable tourism, and sustainable agriculture and marine.

The final result from the Conference was generated through a limited expert panel session and it was summarized in a document entitled “A Pathway towards Sustainable Development Goals: People, Process, Partnership”. This Document includes recommendations to stakeholders to strengthening individual capacity; implementing the right, effective and efficient processes; and maximizes multi-stakeholder collaboration

The 4th Social Responsible (SR) Asia International Conference 2015 (25-27 November 2015)


UN Secretary-General Ban Ki-moonat the United Nations Private Sector Forum, 26 September 2015

BUSINESS FOR PEACE INITIATIVES

Workshop & Training

Promoting Sustainable De-velopment Goals (SDGs)


This program was supported by companies among others: Alfamart, Alfamidi, Rajawali Corpora, Bank Mandiri, AKR Corporindo, Indosat, Sariayu, Brasali Group, Mastrada, Trans Javagas Pipeline, Asia Pulp & Paper Group, Unilever Indonesia, XL Axiata, Nestlé Indonesia, ExecuTrain, Packet Systems Indonesia, Sari Roti, Perhimpunan Shekinah Bina Insani, Indosiar, RTV, and some individual donors.

Mass Wedding for Under-Privileged Indonesian Families (28 January 2015)

Mass Wedding for underpriviledged families has been an ongoing IGCN’s B4P program.

This year, another biggest Mass Wedding in the world was conducted for under-privileged Indonesian families as an enforcement and protection of their civil rights. This program allowed 5,115 families to obtain marriage and more than 10.000 birth certificates in process, which will provide them access to education, healthcare, security, microcredits and formal job opportunities.

The process from outreach, identification, registration, wedding and the final reception began several months before and involved workers and volunteers from government, military, business, and humanitarian organization.

The reception took place at Istora Senayan, Jakarta, attended by more than 10.000 people. This program was a collaborative action between IGCN, Yayasan Pondok Kasih, Harmoni Cinta Indonesia with logistic support from the Indonesian Army.


Under the Global Compact business for rule of law framework, companies are creating databases of laws and automating birth

registration systems. Strong rule of law is an essential foundation for advancing sustainable development – and it provides the predictability

and transparency that is so important to the private sector.

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Workshop & Training



National Social Solidarity Program and Celebration Day (Kupang, December 2015)

The success of the Mass wedding has attracted the attention of Ministry of Social Affairs. IGCN was involved in the Ministry’s program called National Social Solidarity Day 2015. A National Committee was formed and IGCN’s President, Y.W. Junardy was appointed as Committee Coordinator of Mass Wedding and Birth Certificate. A cross regional roadshow was conducted in NTT Province. Mass Wedding and Birth Certificate program was launched with the help from the local businesses, NGOs, and churches (NTT population is predominantly Catholics and Protestants).

The final celebration was attended by 3000 people, including the Coordinating Minister of Human Resource, Social and Culture, the Minister of Social Affairs, and the Minister of Health.IGCN received Certificate of Appreciation from the Minister during the celebration as recognition of our active efforts.

Again, this is another massive collaboration among businesses, CSO and government to make it happened. Strategic approach is currently being discussed in order to address this human rights issue nationally. 36% of Indonesian households have no legal status and over 45 million children under 18 have no birth certificates. The program offers opportunities for children to have access to better education, health, and future.

This will continue for the next 5 years.


Workshop & Training



Football for Peace: Football Festival Rumah Susun (Rusun) Cup 2015 (24 Oct – 8 Nov 2015)

This is a new initiative within B4P!

As part of the efforts to move the poor from city slums, Jakarta Municipal Government (DKI) has built housing complex for the poor. Thousands of families have been relocated to 22 housing blocks.

IGCN supported the program organized by Uni Papua Community Football to conduct Jakarta Football Festival Rumah Susun (Rusun) Cup 2015 for the children living in those new housing complex.

Initiated by the Governor, this children football competition is intended to build good character for the children through sport. The coaching activity includes discipline, tolerance, honesty, teamwork, etc in addition to technical skill.

Competition was held for the children from 18 housing complex. This is the first community football event participated and supported by the families of the poor. Not only were the children inspired, this program will also prevent them from becoming street kids, drug users, victim of trafficking etc.

Knowing that there are millions of children we engage in processing the legal status, the community football for peace will be an effective way to build peace among the society. Private sector is encouraged to be involved in every effort of peace building.


WORKING GROUPS

Working Group Regional Local Network Support and Cooperation

Organizations

Business and Human Rights Working Group (B&HRWG)

The Working Group is headed by three Co-Chairs, a Secretary and a Treasurer. The three Co-Chairs are Anugraha Dezmercoledi (Rajawali Corpora), Kania Mezariani (ELSAM), and John Darmawan (SWITCH Indonesia), with Satrio Anindito (Rajawali Corpora) as secretary.

The Working Group is conducting a survey about Business and Human Rights to 43 business entities and plans to announce the survey result during the inauguration of the Working Group in April 2016 (scheduled).

Business & Human Rights Working Group (B&HRWG) is a voluntary movement of institutions who have common concern on human rights in relation with business operations. The group was initiated by IGCN on 6 May 2015 as a result of the Senior Leaders Briefing and Workshop on Business and Human Rights in February 2015.

The group defines two primary agenda: (1) to enhance UN Guiding Principles on Business & Human Rights into corporate values and (2) to actively contribute in drafting the National Action Plan on Business & Human Rights coordinated by Human Rights National Commission.



Organizations

Indonesia Water Mandate Working Group (IWMWG)

Indonesia Water Mandate Working Group (IWMWG) conducted meeting on 11 December 2015 at Sinar Mas Plaza to discuss program for 2016 which will cover programs for 2016 World Water Day Commemorations, continuation of water conservation, and clean water projects in Greater Jakarta area.

IWMWG is led by Librian Angraeni (Asia Pulp & Paper Group). The members include among others Nestlé Indonesia, Martina Berto, Unilever Indonesia, Express Transindo Utama, Wahana Visi Indonesia, Eagle High Plantation, Rajawali Foundation, Ranch Market, Bina Nusantara University, and Atma Jaya Catholic University.


CSR Forum for Korean Companies Operating Overseas - Initiative of Global Compact Network Korea (GCNK) (Jakarta, 7 September 2015)

REGIONAL LOCAL NETWORK SUPPORT AND COOPERATION

Y.W. Junardy participated and presented the Indonesia Local Network (LN) activities and encouraged the Korean companies operating in Indonesia to actively involve in IGCN.

The forum was attended by over 50 participants from various Korean companies. Also attending and giving remarks was an official from South Korean Embassy.


Organizations

A seminar on “Global Trend of CSR and Introduction of UNGC” was conducted for Korean Companies operating in Indonesia. This forum was initiated and coordinated by GCNK’s Secretary General Ambassador Hong Jae-Im who presented the efforts of national and international organizations including UNGC in implementing CSR. Some Korean Companies’ CSR activities were also shared.


Visit to Sri Lanka attending the Launch of Integrated Corporate Reporting Guide and Discussionon Sustainable Stock Exchange (Sri Lanka 24 July 2015)

The Institute of Chartered Accountants of Sri Lanka (CA Sri Lanka) launched the ‘Preparer’s Guide to Integrated Corporate Reporting,’ on 24 July 2015. This launching was attended by Thilak Karunaratne, Chairman of the Securities and Exchange Commission. Y.W. Junardy, as Board Member of UN Global Compact attended and gave remarks as a guest of honor at the event.

President of CA Sri Lanka, Arjuna Herath said that the institute has always been mindful of local and global changes and trends, and have taken every step necessary to adopt these changes to ensure corporate reporting in Sri Lanka remains both current and relevant.

A courtesy call was also made to the Sri Lanka Stock Exchange. The objective was to encourage SSE to join the UNGC Sustainable Stock Exchange (SSE) initiative. As a result of the visit, Sri Lanka Stock Exchange became the 24th member of the UNGC SSE community.


Organizations


Preparation for Setting Up Global Compact Network Thailand (Bangkok, 7 October 2015)

Initiated by the National Human Rights Commission of Thailand, Y.W. Junardy as the Board Member of UN Global Compact, delivered the introduction of Global Compact and the experience in setting up and running the Local Network in Indonesia. Some companies have agreed to become the co-founders of Global Compact Network Thailand.

Follow on meetings were conducted to discuss the detailed requirements for the set up. Another visit and discussion may be needed with Global Compact Office (GCO) support.


Organizations


Following the Asia Marketing Federation (AMF) Board of Management Meeting in Jakarta on 10 October 2015, a special briefing on UN Global Compact was conducted for the Philippines Marketing Association (PMA). The purpose of the meeting is to encourage PMA to sponsor the formation of Global Compact (GC) Network Philippines, since PMA is also signatory of UNGC. IGCN shared experience in the initial setup by Indonesian Marketing Association. As agreed, the gathering will be conducted in Manila on 30 January 2016 to introduce UNGC and discuss further on the setup plan for Philippines.


Organizations


Preparation for Setting Up Global Compact Network Philippines(Jakarta 10 October 2015)

The Secretary General presented the 2014 Activities. Y.W. Junardy as the President delivered his presentation “IGCN: The Way Forward 2015-2018” as the IGCN agenda for the next three years. The key point is to bring IGCN from established local network to advanced local network by following actions: raising awareness in national level, recruiting SMEs, strengthening partnership, conducting series of training, holding more frequent member gatherings, creating more collaborative actions, implementing collaborative funding, developing and promoting value preposition of Global Compact, providing COP/COE support, supporting activities related to UN Goals with local priorities.

The meeting approved the report with some recommendations, and acknowledged all the member of Board of Management with appreciation for all the accomplishment. The following members were reappointed for period of 2015-2018:

IGCN Annual Board Meeting (11 March & 30 November 2015)

Y.W. Junardy President of IGCN

Nugroho SetiadharmaTreasury of IGCN

Sinta KaniawatiSecretary General of IGCN

ORGANIZATIONWorking Group Regional Local Network

Support and CooperationOrganizations


The second board meeting was conducted on 30 November at Martha Tilaar’s residence to review the 2015 progress and 2016 business plan preparations. The board approved the new organization structure.

To comply with the organization’s charter, IGCN Annual Board Meeting was held on 11 March 2015 at MarkPlus, Inc. office. Attended by the IGCN Founder, Board of Patron, Board of Supervisor, Board of Management and IGCN Secretariat, the meeting reviewed the 2014 activities report, 2015 work plans, and establishment of new board members.

Supported by PT. Datascrip, the Annual Members Gathering was held on 8 July 2015 attended by 34 attendees from IGCN Business and Non Business Members..

There were three presenters on this gathering: Berry Boen from PT. Datascrip, presented their company profile and involvement in Global Compact; Budi Hartono, Former Executive Director of IGCN, presented latest and upcoming IGCN activities; and Y.W Junardy, shared about the 15th Anniversary of UNGC and upcoming Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs).

All the attendees congratulated Y.W Junardy for his appointment as the new board member of UNGC and a special acknowledgement to DR (HC) Martha Tilaar for her contribution as board member of UNGC.

IGCN Members Gathering 2015 (8 July 2015)


Organizations


IGCN re-launched the first in the world Global Compact Corner as one of the corners at Museum Puri Lukisan, Ubud, Bali during The Ubud Royal Weekend, 6th June 2015. This corner is part of the one and only marketing museum in the world founded by MarkPlus, Inc. The Global Compact corner is decorated by Balinese classic painting narrating the story about the pillars and 10 Global Compact Principles. The corner is equipped by photo panel and video about UNGC, IGCN activities, and publication display.

The re-launched was conducted by DR (HC) Martha Tilaar, Board of Founder

of United Nations Global Compact. The corner is expected to raise wider awareness

of UNGC among the museum visitors.

Re-launching of Global Compact Corner at the Ubud Marketing Museum Bali

(6 June 2015)


Organizations


MarkPlus, Inc. in collaboration with IGCN launched Marketeers Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) and Partnership and Environment Development Program (Program Kemitraan Bina Lingkungan-PKBL) Club, at SMESCO Building, 15 April 2015. This program is supported by the Ministry of Cooperatives & SME and BUMN Insight Magazine. This program is intended to accelerate the economic growth, especially in creative industry by cooperative and SME’s sectors.

As one of the speaker, Alan Morgan, the CEO and Founder of Mentor MicroBank (MMB) Foundation, shared the concept of AidHub platform, a matchmaking system between the benefactors and beneficiaries, including SME.

Launching of Marketeers CSR and PKBL Club (15 April 2015)


Organizations


IGCN is actively participating in UNGC key events, among others:

PARTICIPATION IN UNGC EVENTS

United Nation Global Compact celebrated its 15th anniversary in New York, June 23rd – 29th 2015, under the theme “Business as a Force for Good”. The celebration attended by over 1,000 participants from UN Members including CEOs whom aware of the urge of Corporate Sustainability. During this celebration, UNGC held series of events;

The 2nd Annual Business for Peace with theme “Building Peace, Realizing Sustainable Development” in 23 June 2015The 13th Annual Local Network Forum (ALNF) in 24 June 2015Global Compact +15 General Assembly in 25 June 2015UNGC Regional Meeting in 26 June 2015The High Level Political Forum UN ECOSOC in 29-30 June 2015

At the Global Compact General Assembly, United Nations Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon announced the appointment of Lise Kingo as Executive Director of the United Nations Global Compact. She succeeded Georg Kell, who retires later this year after over 25 years of

The Secretary-General expresses his gratitude for the outgoing Executive Director’s services to the Organization and his commitment in fostering cooperation between the private sector and the United Nations.

The Secretary-General also announced the appointment of President IGCN, Y.W Junardy, as new board member of UNGC. He succeeded DR (HC) Martha Tilaar who is the first Indonesian executive to have seated in the board of UNGC.

XIII Annual Local Network Forum and Global Compact+15 Anniversary (New York)

Participation in UNGC Events

IGCN Activities/Participation

Publication


The United Nations High-level Political Forum on sustainable development (HLPF) met from 26 June to 8 July 2015. The theme of this third session -- the second under the auspices of ECOSOC – was “Strengthening integration, implementation and review – the HLPF after 2015. President IGCN, Y.W. Junardy invited as discussant and attended the forum in 30 June 2015.

The forum met as the UN negotiations to elaborate the post-2015 development agenda are reaching their final stage. It advanced the discussion on the agenda’s implementation and review and reflected on how the HLPF could organize its work once it starts to review implementation of the Sustainable Development Goals in 2016. A key message of the meeting was that we must urgently get started on the implementation of the ambitious and transformative development agenda world leaders will adopt at the September Summit. “Early starters” explained how they are preparing for the SDGs.

Source: www.sustainabledevelopment.un.org/hlpf/2015

The United Nations Private Sector Forum 2015 focused on the role of the private sector in implementing the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). Convened in the context of the UN summit for the adoption of the post- 2015 development agenda, the interactive Forum was designed to increase understanding of efforts underway by the private sector and civil society, and provide a platform for the private sector to announce long-term goals and partnerships that will make an important contribution towards achieving sustainable development for all. President IGCN, Y.W. Junardy, was invited and participated to this global forum.

Hosted by UN Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon, the Forum featured high-level roundtable discussions among business, government, civil society, and UN leaders. With a view to ushering in a new era of enhanced collaboration between the UN and the private sector, the Forum advanced the following objectives: Showcase important contributions being made by business; Create shared understanding of the important role of the private sector; Highlight the importance of long-term goal-setting by business aligned with the SDG; and Provide a platform for business, investors, governments, foundations and civil society organizations to explore new pathways for enhancing the impact of business contributions to sustainable development, including through new forms of public-private partnership.

High Level Political Forum Roundtable Discussion (30 June 2015)


PublicationParticipation in UNGC Events

UN Private Sector Forum (New York, 26 September 2015)




Publication

On the eve of the historic UN Summit on the Sustainable Development Goals, Rockefeller Philanthropy Advisors, the United Nations Development Program, and Foundation Center hosted Philanthropy Engaged: Implementing and Achieving the Post-2015 Agenda as a part of SDG Philanthropy Platform. This event aims to deepen connections between philanthropy leaders and others, and assist foundations in better understanding the opportunities for joining efforts to realize the SDGs locally, nationally, regionally, and globally. Aside of global level, this platform has begun work in national level. Association of Philanthropy Indonesia has been established since 2003.

This forum brought together more than 150 leaders from philanthropy, government, UN agencies, civil society, and business to consider how the philanthropy community can connect more with the Sustainable Development Goals over the next 15 years. Franciscus Welirang from Indonesia was invited as one of the panelists. Meanwhile there were some of Indonesian delegates among others, such as, Timothius Lesmana, and Y.W. Junardy.

Philanthropy Forum (New York, 24 September 2015)


IGCN ACTIVITIES AND PARTICIPATIONS

Participating in User Requirement Workshop for the planned AidHub System at PT. Microsoft Indonesia Office (13)Conducting Global Compact Briefing to Kyung Hee University and field trip to Unilever waste bank and Kampoeng Djamoe Organik (KADO) (19)Coordination meeting with UNICEF and Save the Children to discuss CRBP Mapping at UNICEF Office (20)Conducting Grand Interfaith Mass Wedding Celebration at Istora Senayan, Jakarta (28)



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January

Speaking in ASEAN NEXT-GEN Forum, including Business and Human Rights Consultation Session, by ASEAN CSR Network at Nusa Dua, Bali (3-6)Coordination meeting with UNICEF and Save the Children to discuss content of CRBP Mapping report at IGCN Secretariat (4)Coordination meeting on GIM Volume 3 at PPM Manajemen Office (5)Participating in Multi-Stakeholder Partnerships for Disaster Recovery: An Integrated Approach to Localizing Pre Disaster Preparedness” at Sari Pan Pacific (11)Conducting Business and Human Rights Seminar and Workshop at PPM Manajemen in collaboration with Oxfam America, Oxfam Novib, Shift and the UN Global Compact Network Netherlands (24-25)

February

MarchConducting meeting with IBL to discuss Conference on CSR at IGCN Secretariat (4)Conducting meeting with Dunamis Foundation to discuss collaborative action with Ranch Market at IGCN Secretariat (5)Conducting IGCN Board Meeting at MarkPlus, Inc, Jakarta (11)Coordination meeting with GCB and Palyja to prepare a collaboration activity on the commemoration of World Water Day 2015 at Komunitas Pecinta Ciliwung Pejaten Office (18)Participating in Indonesia Economic Quarterly at Paramadina Public Policy Institute (19)Participating in “The Generation Y Contribution to Your Business and Company” at PT Datascrip Office (19)Coordination meeting with IGCN Member PT Vision Plus Indonesia at IGCN Secretariat (23)Speaking in MBS Dean’s Leader Forum, hosted by Prof. Zeger Degraeve, Dean of Melbourne Business School, at Hotel Kempinski, Jakarta (23)Participating in Seminar Series “Kupas Tuntas PPh Badan dan Pengisian SPT Berdasarkan Peraturan Terikini” or “Tax Compliance” at Hotel Bidakara, Jakarta (25)Participating in Peranakan Chinese Culture Exhibition at Erasmus Huis, Kedutaan Belanda (31)




Participating in Workshop on Fostering Commitment and Leadership for Philanthropy’s Engagement in Post-2015 Development Agenda in Indonesia at Borobudur Hotel, Jakarta (13)Philanthropy’s Engagement in Post-2015 Development Agenda in Indonesia at Borobudur Hotel, Jakarta (13)Coordination meeting with Yayasan Pondok Kasih, Martha Tilaar Group, Kepala Dinas Perumahan dan Gedung Pemda DKI Jakarta to discuss Rusun Muara Baru Community Engagement Partnership at Kantor Dinas Perumahan Gedung Pemda DKI Jakarta (14)Launching Marketeers CSR and PKBL Club in collaboration with MarkPlus,, Inc at SMESCO Building, Jakarta (15)Participating in Asia Africa Conference (KAA) Bandung (18-24)Participating in Wahana Visi Indonesia (WVI) Strategic Development for year 2016-2019 at WVI Office (23)

MayFirst meeting of Business and Human Right Working Group at ABM Investama office, Jakarta (6)Participating in Exhibition Indonesia Investment Week 2015, Jakarta International Expo, Jakarta (13-15)Coordination meeting with UNICEF, Save The Children and Binus Team to discuss CRBP Mapping presentation at UNICEF Office, Jakarta (20)Participating in 2nd Marketeers CSR & PKBL Club “Mendorong UKM Siap Masuk ke Value Chain Perusahaan Besar” at Philip Kotler Theater, Jakarta (25)Speaking in “Policy Support for Inclusive Business” workshop by The Coordinating Ministry of Economic Affairs of the Republic of Indonesia and ADB, at Grha Sawala, CMEA Office, Jakarta (26)

June

Third Meeting of Business and Human Rights Working Group at Oxfam Indonesia Office, Jakarta (7)Conducting IGCN Members Gathering at PT. Datascrip Office, Jakarta. (08)Speaking in a launching of “Preparer’s Guide to Integrated Corporate Reporting” in Colombo, Sri Lanka (24)

Second meeting of Business and Human Rights Working Group at Sinarmas Land Plaza. APP Indonesia office, Jakarta (5)Relaunching of Global Compact Corner during The Ubud Royal Weekend at Museum Puri Lukisan, Bali (6)Participating in TNC: The 8th Thought Leadership Forum “Healthy Marine Ecosystem for High Value Food & Eco Tourism Industry” at Gran Mahakam Hotel, Jakarta (08)Conducting Business Sustainability Forum I in collaboration with Unika Atma Jaya and Yayasan Bhumiksara, at Unika Atma Jaya, Jakarta (11)Conducting Communication On Engagement (COE) Introduction at Wahana Visi Indonesia Office, Jakarta (12)Conducting Communication on Progress (COP) Briefing at Philip Kotler Theater, Jakarta (16)Supporting Bazar Ramadhan by Yayasan Hati Suci, at Jakarta (21)Participating in the 2nd Annual Business for Peace (B4P) event with theme “Building Peace, Realizing Sustainable Development”, New York (23)Participating in the 13th Annual Local Network Forum (ALNF) ”, New York (24)Participating in One Day Partnership Training by Indonesia Business Link, at Marquee Executive Offices, Jakarta (25)Participating in Global Compact +15 General Assembly, New York (25)Participating in UNGC Regional Meeting in New York (26)Participating in the High Level Political Forum UN ECOSOC, New York (29-30)

July

April

Delivering Global Compact Introduction to Transform World Connection Conference in Surabaya, Indonesia (08)Attending GKIA Smart Practice Symposium, by Save The Children Indonesia, at Balai Kartini, Jakarta (19-20)Participating in Sustainability Professional Certification Training Program by ISSP at Adaro Office, Jakarta. (18-23)Conducting training on global challenges and sustainability for the finalist of Miss Earth Indonesia 2015 at Ibis Hotel, Jakarta (24) Participating in The High Level Multi-stakeholders Strategy Forum on SDGs at Grand Hyatt, Macao (24-26)Participating in “450 Trees Planting” in celebration of Indonesia Independence Day and Martha Tilaar 45 years anniversary, by Martha Tilaar Group, at Kampoeng Djamoe Organik, Cikarang (25)Participating in 28th HBRI Partnership Forum meeting by CCPHI, at Indofood Tower, Jakarta (25)5th meeting of Business and Human Rights Working Group, hosted by Rajawali Corpora, at Menara Rajawali, Jakarta (25)

Participating in CSR Forum for Korean Companies Operating Overseas: Jakarta, Indonesia – Initiative by Global Compact Network Korea (GCNK) (07)Speaking in National Symposium on Business and Human Rights, conducted by Ministry of Foreign Affairs Republic of Indonesia at Hotel Aryaduta, Jakarta (8)Participating in Building Beyond the Faith, by Habitat for Humanity Indonesia, as volunteer at Desa Mauk, Tangerang (12)Participating in National Action Plan on Business and Human Rights drafting meeting at Komnas HAM office, Jakarta (14)Participating in Philanthropy Forum at Ford Foundation, New York (24)Participating in UN Private Sector Forum, New York (26)Participating in Expert Consultation Meeting on Reporting and Assurance Frameworks Initiative (RAFI) as the 6th meeting of Business and Human Right Working Group at Mazar Office, Sona Topas Tower, Jakarta (29)Soft launching of Jakarta Football Festival Rusun Cup 2015 by Governor Ahok at Balai Kota Jakarta (29)Participating in seminar about Child-friendly City by Wahana Visi Indonesia and DKI Jakarta Province Government at Balai Agung, Balai Kota Pemprov Jakarta (30)

Participating in APP’s Stakeholder Advisory Meeting, at Sinar Mas Land Plaza, Jakarta (5)Participating in Public Debate and Discussion on Strengthening the Protection Mandate of ASEAN Human Rights Mechanism in Preventing and Eliminating Violence against Women and Girls in ASEAN, by AICHR and Netherland Embassy, at Caraka Loka Hall, Training Center of MoFA, Jakarta (5)The 7th meeting of Business & Human Rights Working Group, at ELSAM office, Jakarta (7)Initial Discussion to Set Up Global Compact Local Network Philippines during AMF Board Meeting in Jakarta (10)



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September

August

October

Participating in Halal Bihalal by Indonesia Association for Religious and Culture, Grand Sahid Jaya Hotel, Jakarta (26) Conducting Press Briefing on 15 Years of Global Compact with Martha Tilaar Group, at Martha Tilaar Center, Kuningan, Jakarta (29)Fourth Meeting of Business and Human Rights Working Group, at Nestlé Indonesia office, Jakarta (30)

Meeting with Thailand National Commission on Human Right for setting up Global Compact Network Thailand in Bangkok (19)Participating in IORA Women Economic Empowerment Roundtable at Borobudur Hotel, Jakarta (22)Participating in ASEAN Responsible Business Forum, by ASEAN CSR Network and Oxfam, at Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia (27-29)

10th meeting of Business and Human Rights Working Group, at Plaza Senayan, Jakarta (10)Participating in Celebration of Human Right Day, by IBCSD, at Plaza Senayan, Jakarta (10)Participating in International Anti-corruption Day, Anti-corruption Festival, by KPK, at Sabuga, Bandung (10)Indonesia Water Mandate Working Group Meeting to discuss the 2016 plan at Sinarmas Land Plaza, APP Indonesia office, Jakarta (11)Participating in Action Forum for Indonesia Responsible Business, by IBL, TNP2K, and ASEAN CSR Network, at Balai Kartini, Jakarta (17-18)Participating in National Social Solidarity Day (HKSN) Roadshow and Celebration at Kupang, NTT (10-20)




NovemberDecember

Speaker and reviewer at “Training Module Formulation, BUMN Bersih: Collective Action” by Transparency International Indonesia (TII) at Le Meredien Hotel, Jakarta (17)Participating in FGD “Industrialization Obstructed by Corruption” at President Staff Office (18)Participating in Philanthropy Learning Forum, by Perkumpulan Filantropi Indonesia, at Auditorium Wisma Indocement, Jakarta (19) Conducting Business Sustainability Forum II with Unika Atma Jaya and Yayasan Bhumiksara, at Unika Atma Jaya, Jakarta (19) Supporting The 4th Social Responsibility (SR) Asia International Conference with a number leading organizations at Atma Jaya Catholic University and Paramadina Graduate School, Jakarta (25-27)IGCN Board Meeting, New Board Member Introduction at Martha Tilaar’s House, Jakarta (30)

The 8th meeting of Business and Human Rights Working Group at Graha Unilever, Jakarta (2)Attending Partnership Dialogue by CCPHI and Universitas Paramadina at Paramadina Graduate School, Jakarta (4)Briefing on Global Compact Introduction to DRPM, Universitas Indonesia, at Kampus UI Depok (6)Conducting GRI-G4 Sharing Session with TSC and Markplus, Inc. at Philip Kotler Theater, Jakarta (10)Participating in National Social Solidarity Day (HKSN) Roadshow and Celebration at Kupang, NTT (10-20)Indonesia Water Mandate Working Group Meeting to discuss the 2016 plan at Sinarmas Land Plaza, APP Indonesia office, Jakarta (11)B&HR-WG meeting with Andrea Saldarriaga & Andrea Shemberg from Laboratory for Advanced Research on the Global Economy in the Centre for the Study of Human Rights at the London School of Economics and Political Science, at Menara Rajawali, Jakarta (12)

Participating in UNGC Asia Ocean Regional Meeting, at Yangoon, Myanmar (3-4)

Discussions on Indonesia Interfaith Relationships, attended by religions leaders, hosted by Institute Leimena (31)

Participating in AICHR’s Regional Workshop on the Role of Youth in Promoting Human Rights in ASEAN, at University of Malaya, Malaysia (30-31)

WHAT IS UNGC

VISION A more sustainable and inclusive global economy

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

Contribution to society/development

Internalization

Take action in support of UN goals and issues

OBJECTIVES

Legally bindingA means of monitoring company behavior and enforcing complianceA standard, management system, or code of conductA regulatory bodyA public relations channel

THE UN GLOBAL COMPACT IS NOT …

The world’s largest voluntary corporate citizenship initiative to promote sustainable development and good corporate citizenshipA set of values based on universally accepted principles related to Human Rights, Labor, Environment and Anti-Corruption A network of companies, civil service organizations and academia who share conviction that mainstreaming the principles contribute to a more stable and inclusive global market and help build prosperous and thriving societies. A forum for learning and exchange of experiences

THE UNITED NATIONS GLOBAL COMPACT (UNGC) IS …

Peace & SecurityWater Security and SanitationHuman Rights, Childred’s RightsGender EqualityDevelopment

HealthFood SecurityEcosystems and BiodiversityClimate Change Mitigation and AdaptationWater Security and SanitationEmployment and Decent Working ConditionsAnti-Corruption

UN goals and issues

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SOME OF UNGC INITIATIVES

The CEO Water Mandate is a unique public-private initiative that mobilizes business leaders for water stewardship. Established by the UN Global Compact in 2007, the Mandate was created out of the acknowledgement that global water challenges create risk for a wide range of industry sectors, the public sector, local communities, and ecosystems alike

Under the coordination of the UN Global Compact and leading academic institutions, the PRME task force developed a set of six principles which lay the foundation for the global platform for responsible management educationrights

Caring for Climate endeavors to help prevent a climate change crisis by mobilizing a critical mass of business leaders to implement and recommend climate change solutions and policies. The initiative helps companies to advance practical solutions, share experiences, inform public policy as well as shape public attitudes.

Aims to expand and deepen private sector

action in support of peace - in the workplace, marketplace and local communities. Assists companies in implementing responsible business practices aligned with the Global Compact ten principles in conflict-affected and high-risk areas and catalyze action to advance peace

Developed by UNICEF, the UN Global

Compact and Save the Children –the Children’s Rights and Business Principles (the Principles) are the first comprehensive set of principles to guide companies on the full range of actions they can take in the workplace, marketplace and community to respect and support children’s rights

Stock Exchanges have an important role to

play in advancing sustainability in the capital markets. The Sustainable Stock Exchanges (SSE) initiative provides an effective platform for dialogue between the UN, stock exchanges, investors, companies and regulators. SSE is working to create more sustainable capital markets.

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HOW TO JOIN UNGC


Step 1 Step 2 Step 5Step 4Step 3

Online Application Guideline

CEO Letter of Commitment

Acceptance Confirmation

Complete Online

Application Form

Welcome New Member

The applying entity applies online through:https://www.unglobalcompact.org/participation/join/application

The letter:

The sample CEO Letter of Commitment can be requested to [email protected]

Commitment to implementthe 10 UNGC PrinciplesEngage with UN GoalsWill submit annual report of “Communication on Progress” (COP)or “Communication on Engagement (COE)

Is written on company’s letter headIs addressed to UN Secretary GeneralContains a statement that includes:

Is signed by the CEO

1.2.3.

4.

The online application form contains:

General information about the applying entityList of:

General contact pointFinancial contact pointCEO

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2.

Global Compact Office will confirm the acceptance as a new member through email.

The new member will receive log in access to UNGC website and get a welcome package.

The welcome package will be delivered to the new member.

AFTER THE SIGNATUREThe CommitmentParticipation in the UN Global Compact is a visible commitment to the implementation, disclosure, and promotion of ten universal principles.

A company joining the initiative is expected to:

Make the UN Global Compact and its principles an integral part of business strategy, day-to-day operations, and organizational culture;Incorporate the UN Global Compact and its principles in the decision-making processes of the highest-level governance body (e.g., Board);Take actions in support of UN goals and issues, including the Sustainable Development Goals;Communicate annually with its stakeholders on progress made to implement the principles, ideally integrated into the annual report or similar public document;Advance the UN Global Compact and the case for responsible business practices through advocacy and active outreach to peers, partners, clients, consumers, and the public at large.

In addition to these actions, participating companies are asked, upon endorsement, to make a regular annual financial contribution to help support the work of the Global Compact.

Companies that have signed on to the Global Compact commit to implementing the ten principles into their strategies and operations. However, small and large companies alike are sometimes uncertain about the right approach. While there is no single “correct”method or model, it is important that implementation of the ten principles is understood as a long-term process of continuous performance improvement.

The Value of ParticipationEngaging in the Global Compact and implementing the principles can help companies to:

Improve organizational integration of environmental, social and governance issues.Address the company’s expanded business opportunities and risks.Improve operational efficiencies.Access the experiences and good practices of peers.Acquire practical know-how.Attract, motivate and retain employees.Increase trust in the company and renew the it’s license to operate.Improve corporate reputation and brand image.Engage in a proactive and constructive dialogue with civil society and other stakeholders.Strengthen stakeholder relations, both globally and locally.Establish better links with the United Nations.Take a leadership role on critical issues.Network with other organizations.Respond to financial market expectations and improve access to capital.


THE GLOBAL COMPACT MANAGEMENT MODEL

IGCN implements United Nations Global Compact Management Model to support its member. The 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.


PHOTO GALLERIES

National S ocia l S ol idar i t y Day (HKSN)Kupang, NT T

Grand Inter fa ith Mass Wedding for Civ i l R ights Ful f i l lment, Peace and Harmony

Mult i-stakeholders D ialogue in Business and Human R ights

Footbal l for Peace: Footbal l Fest ival Rumah S usun (Rusun) Cup

Growing Inclus ive Market Nest le Case of Coffee Farmers in Lampung

CEO BreakfastThe 4th S ocia l Responsibi l i t y (SR) As ia Conference

Inclus ive BusinessWorkshop

Habitat for Humanit y Indonesia“Bui lding Homes, Bui ld ing L ives”

PUBLICATIONParticipation in UNGC Events


Publication


UN Secretary-General Ban Ki-moonat the United Nations Private Sector Forum, 26 September 2015

Our UN Global Compact is the starting point for any company seeking to advance the SDGs. The Compact’s Ten Principles

provide a universal definition for responsible business.

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UN Secretary-General Ban Ki-moonat the United Nations Sustainable Development Summit, 25 September

The new agenda is a promise by leaders to all people everywhere. It is an agenda for people, to end poverty in all its forms -

an agenda for the planet, our common home.

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An acknowledgement for the contribution for this Annual Report: A special acknowledgement for the continued support:

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HUMAN RIGHTSPrinciple 1: Businesses should support and respect the protection of internationally proclaimed human rights; and

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

ANTI-CORRUPTIONPrinciple 10: Businesses should work against corruption in all its forms, including extortion and bribery.

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.

ENVIRONMENTPrinciple 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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