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Dear IGCN Members,

Thank you for your active participation and contribution in 2016. I am very pleased to report that, with all your support, we managed to implement all our key initiatives.

In 2016, we continued our focus on raising awareness and action on the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). We introduced “Making Global Goals Local Business” being part of the UN Global Compact campaign globally. We participated in national dialogues on SDGs priority and indicators for Indonesia organized by the National Development Planning Agency (BAPPENAS). We also participated in the first Indonesia Philanthropy Festival 2016 (IPFest’16). The sustainable

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development agenda is the next frontier for responsible practices, building new market opportunities, while ensuring environmental sustainability and social equity.

We successfully launched the Business and Human Rights Working Group (B&HRWG) that aims to promote the implementation of UN Guiding Principles on Business and Human Rights (UNGPs) into corporate values. We engaged in the development of National Action Plan organized by the National Committee on Human Rights (KOMNAS HAM). Starting 2016, we also embarked in a three-year collaborative project with Oxfam Indonesia and INFID to conduct assessment and capacity building for the implementation of UNGPs especially in Palm Oil Plantation industry.

As part of Business for Peace (B4P) initiatives, we continue to support the multi-year Interfaith Mass Wedding program for under-privileged families to obtain their marriage and birth certificates, which will enable them access to education, healthcare, public services and formal job opportunities. Supported by the Coordinating Minister of Human Development and Culture Affairs and Ministry of Social Welfare, this program is now extended to other islands.

In collaboration with UNESCO, Habitat for Humanity Indonesia, Indonesia Institute of Science (LIPI) and Asia Pulp

& Paper (APP Group), capacity building project on water management using innovative technology was conducted for the community in Pari Island, Kepulauan Seribu. It is expected the project will be extended this year.

To further promote the anti-corruption, we engaged with the Alliance for Integrity (AfIn) in Indonesia and sit in the Advisory Group.

Above all, continued efforts have been made in placing values and principles into the heart of companies. Increasingly, principled business is simply good business. But there is a long way to go, and we rely on you to help ensure that business is a positive force for the world.

Our sincere thanks to IGCN Boards for their continued contribution and to all IGCN Members for their commitment and actions in every single initiative and activity of 2016.

Jakarta, January 2017Y.W. JunardyPresident of IGCN

03Annual Report | 2016

UN Secretary-General Kofi Annan created the UN Global Compact nearly two decades ago with the purpose to “give a human face to the global market”. Today, our founding mission is more important than ever.

The world is facing a complicated web of multi-dimensional, interconnected, systemic challenges, while the gap between rich and poor as well as protectionism is rising. The past has clearly shown that economic integration is crucial for advancing eace, sustainable development and human rights. And from a business perspective, modern-day success is built on the pillars of global cooperation and interdependence. Consequently, globalization must become a much more inclusive, human, respectful force that leaves no one behind.

The good news is that we have never had a more clear and compelling path forward for our world. With the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) and the Paris Climate Agreement in force, we have a powerful common agenda for achieving peace and prosperity on a healthy planet by 2030 - with an essential role spelled out for business in this transformation to a sustainable future. The SDGs provide a blueprint for how to address the complex challenges the world faces. But time is paling fast, with only 14 years to go!

Lise KingoExecutive DirectorUN Global Compact

Giving Human Faceto the Global Market

04 Annual Report | 2016

• Foreword

• Giving Human Face To The Global Market

• Governance

• Organization Structure

• Membership

• List of Members

• For a More Sustainable and Inclusive Global Economy

• IGCN 2016-2018 Priorities – SDGs Focus• Promoting Sustainable Development Goals • Business for Peace (B4P)• Women Empowerment for Better Job Opportunities & SME• Clean Water & Sanitation• Business Ethics and Governance• Participations in UNGC and other Events• Organization

• IGCN Activities & Participations

• About UNGC• What is UNGC• Some of UNGC Initiatives• How to Join UN Global Compact• After The Signature• The Benefits of Participation

• Publications

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United Nations Global Compact (UNGC) is a voluntary movementof corporate leaders, academic institutions and NGOs in the world,

who are committed to implementthe UN Global Compact 10 Principles

and supporting the UN program.

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

With over 12,000 signatories from 160 countries, Global Compact is now

the world’s largest corporateresponsibility initiative

and a vehicle for linking profits and social advancement.

Launched at the initiative of the United Nation’s Secretary-General Kofi Annan:

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

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 Indonesia

Roles• Promoting the UN Global Compact Principles and its

initiatives to various entities in a wider circle• Facilitating dialogues/discussions for members on

development and other issues (both local frms and subsidiaries of foreign corporations) concerning the implementation of the UN Global Compact Principles

• Conducting trainings and sharing of experiences for members and disseminating information and the direction from the UN Global Compact Head Offce

• Creating co operation opportunities through multi-stakeholder engagement and collective actions

• Ensuring timely submission of Communication on Progress (COP) by members and network

Governance

Promote the10 Principle

Partnership andProgram Dev.

Facilitate

LearningCommunicationand PR

Implement

RelationshipDev.

Organization

WorkingGroups


Board of Founders• Dr. (HC) Martha Tilaar (PT Martina Berto Tbk, Martha Tilaar

Group)• Sancoyo Antarikso (PT Unilever Indonesia, Tbk.)• Suhendra Wiriadinata (APP Group)• Yaya W. Junardy (PT Rajawali Corpora)• Rocky Pesik (Caraka Group)

Board of Patron• Prof. Dr. Emil Salim, S. E. (Former President Advisory Council

of Republic of Indonesia)

Board of Supervisors• Erna Witoelar (Former UN Special Ambassador for MDGs in

Asia Pacific)• Joe Kamdani (PT Datascrip)• Prof. Firmanzah, Ph.D. (Universitas Paramadina)

Board of Management• President : Yaya W. Junardy (PT Rajawali Corpora)• Treasury : Nugroho Setiadarma (PT Supra Boga

Lestari, Tbk)• Secretary General : Sinta Kaniawati (Unilever Indonesia

Foundation)• Legal Counsel : Susi Aliani Sulaiman (HSP & Partners) Ilham Yusmaperdhana (PT Unilever Indonesia, Tbk)

Organization Structure

Board of Patron/Founder

Board of Supervisor

Board of Supervisor

President* Executive Board

VP - RelationshipDev

System Advancements

VP - Partners &Prog Dev

VP - Learning

VP - Comm & PR

VP - HR VP - Labor VP - EnviroVP - Biz.Ethics &

Gover

VP - SMEDev

Member Member Member Member Member

Executive Director

Volunteers

Water

Biz & Human Rights

WG

Program Manager-Development

Program Manager-Development

Program Manager-Communications

& Relations

Program Manager-Admin & Finance

Legal Counsel

• Secretary General• Treasure

B & HR Project Water Project

Board of Advisory


Secretariat• Executive Director• Program Manager -

Development

• Program Manager - Development

• Program Manager - Communications &

Relations• Officer - Admin & Finance

: Josephine Satyono

: Satrio Anindito(PT Rajawali Corpora)

: Adi Pratama

: Deladwita Suyoso: Imeilia

Working Group (WG)Business and Human Rights Working Group (B&HRWG)• Co-Chairs : Andi Mutaqien (ELSAM) Anugraha Dezmercoledi (Rajawali Foundation) John Darmawan (SWiTCH Indonesia)• Project Officer Business & Human Rights : Yayi Retno Savitri

Indonesia Water Mandate Working Group (IWMWG)• Chair : Librian Angraeni (APP Group)• Project Officer

Water Project : Sukainah Ahmad Alaydrus

Executive BoardHuman RightsVP : Debora Tjandrakusuma (PT Nestlé Indonesia)Member : Krisnia Manikaputri (PT Nestlé Indonesia) John Darmawan (SWiTCH Indonesia)

LaborVP : Aditya Warman (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 GovernanceVP : Agung Binantoro (Rajawali Foundation)Member : Bima Priya Santosa (Universitas Paramadina) Michael C.N.G.C. Putra (Shell Upstream Indonesia) David Hutagalung (GE Indonesia)

Advisor• Alan Morgan (Mentor Microbank Foundation)• Andreas Diantoro (PT Microsoft Indonesia)• Hariyadi Sukamdani (APINDO)• Hermawan Kartajaya (Markplus, Inc.)• Inggita Notosusanto (Communicators & Journalist)• Joseph Dharmabrata (PT Javagas Pipeline)• Natalia Soebagjo (Transparansi International Indonesia)• Nuning Barwa (PT Martina Berto Tbk.)• Prasetyantoko Phd. (Unika Atma Jaya)• Rudy J. Pesik (PT Birotika Semesta/DHL)• Yanti Triwadiantini (Indonesia Business Links)

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

Relationship DevelopmentVP : Heru D. Wardhana (PT Martina Berto Tbk, Martha Tilaar Group)Member : Maria Intan Setiadi (TFI Bina Nusantara University)

CommunicationsVP : Indira Abidin (Foru 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)

LearningVP : Maria R. Nindita Radyati, Ph.D. (Center for Entrepreneurship, Change, and Third Sector (CECT) - Trisakti University)Member : David Manalu (PPM Manajemen) Maya D. Tanama (PT ExecuTrain Nusantarajaya)


Network Indonesia

NGO (22)26%

Corporation (50)60%

Academia (12)14%

50Corporation20+NGO10+Academia

StakeholdersBusinessIndustry AssociationsInvestorsCivil SocietyLaborAcademiaGovermment

IGCN members comprise of Corporation (Multinational Companies, National Companies, and Small and Medium Enterprises), Academia, and NGO (NGO Global, NGO Local, Industry Association Global, and Industry Association Local).

As of December 31, 2016, there are 84 members with the following compositions:

TOTAL MEMBER: 84Per 31 December 2016

Membership

There are numbers of organizations delisted from the membership due to failure to submit their Communication on Progress (COP) for business signatories (Corporation) and Communication on Engagement (COE) for non business signatories (Academia, NGO, and public sector) towards unglobalcompact.org.


Corporation: (Multinational Companies, National Companies, Small and Medium Enterprises)

List of Members

• Alleira Batik• Aria Property Indonesia• Assic Creative Management• Dunamis Organization Services• Fortune PR• HSP Partners• Java Mountain Coffee• KING’S Group of Education• MarkPlus, Inc• Media Group• PT Adaro Energy, Tbk• PT Aicon Global Indonesia• PT Alita Praya Mitra• PT Bank Negara Indonesia (Persero) Tbk• PT Barelang Livestock Centre• PT Citra Bahari Nusindo• PT Clipnindo

• PT Corfina Capital• PT Datascrip• PT Ekamas Fortuna• PT Executrain Nusantarajaya• PT Express Transindo Utama• PT Gajah Tunggal, Tbk• PT Gistec Prima• PT GML Performance Consulting• PT HM Sampoerna Tbk• PT Indah Kiat Pulp & Paper, Tbk• PT Kaltim Prima Coal (KPC)• PT Komunikasi Kinerja• PT Lontar Papyrus Pulp & Paper Industry• PT Martina Berto Tbk, Martha Tilaar Group• PT Microsoft Indonesia• PT Multi Utama Consultindo• PT Nestle Indonesia

• PT Pabrik Kertas Tjiwi Kimia, Tbk• PT Pangansari Utama• PT Pindo Deli Pulp And Paper Mills• PT Rajawali Corpora• PT Sinar Mas Agro Resources and Technology, Tbk

(SMART Tbk)• PT Singaland Asetama (SGA)• 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• Pure Training and Consulting• Swa Business Magazine• Wiloto Corp. Asia Pacific

Academia: NGO:

• Bina Nusantara University• Center for Communication Programs of Johns Hopkins

University (CCP) Indonesia• Center for Entrepreneurship, Change, and Third Sector

(CECT) - Trisakti University• De La Salle Catholic University

of Manado• PPM Manajemen• President University• School of Management LABORA• Soegijapranata Catholic University• STIMA IMMI Jakarta• Atma Jaya Catholic University• Paramadina University• Surabaya University

• Alliance Generation Routerof Nation (AGPB)

• Asia Marketing Federation (AMF)• Bhumiksara Foundation• Build Change Indonesia• ChildFund Indonesia• CISV Indonesia• Eka Tjipta Foundation• El John Indonesia• Good Neighbors Indonesia / Gugah Nurani Indonesia• Habitat for Humanity Indonesia• Indonesia Business Links (IBL)• Indonesia Marketing

Association (IMA)

• Matoa Albarits• Mentor MicroBank Foundation• Plan International Indonesia• Rimueng Aceh Organization/Teuku Panglima Cut Ladang

Rimba• The Indonesian Child Welfare Foundation (YKAI)• Uni Papua Football Community• Word-of-Wisdom (SoW, Solusi Pedang Emas)• World Vision Indonesia• Yayasan Papua Mandiri Sejahtera• Yayasan Pondok Kasih


For a More Sustainableand Inclusive Global Economy

1NOPOVERTY 2 ZERO

HUNGER 3 GOOD HEALTHAND WELL-BEING 4 QUALITY

EDUCATION 5 GENDEREQUALITY 6 CLEAN WATER

AND SANITATION

7AFFORDABLE ANDCLEAN ENERGY 8 DECENT WORK AND

ECONOMIC GROWTH 9 INDUSTRY, INNOVATIONAND INFRASTRUCTURE 10 REDUCED

INEQUALITIES 11 SUSTAINABLE CITIESAND COMMUNITIES 12 RESPONSIBLE

CONSUMPTIONAND PRODUCTION

13 CLIMATEACTION 14 LIVE

BELOW WATER 15 LIVEON LAND 16 PEACE, JUSTICE

AND STRONGINSTITUTIONS

17 PARTNERSHIPSFOR THE GOALS

SUSTAINABLEDEVELOPMENT

Act Responsibly Contribute to the Development

HUMAN RIGHTS1. Businesses should support and respect the protection

of internationally proclaimed human rights; and2. Make sure that they are not complicit in human rights

abuses.

LABOUR STANDARDS3. Businesses should uphold the freedom of association

and the effective recognition of the right to collective bargaining;

4. The elimination of all forms of forced and compulsory labour;

5. The effective abolition of child labour; and6. The elimination of discrimination in respect of

employment and occupation.

ENVIRONMENT7. Businesses should support a precautionary approach to

environmental challenges;8. Undertake initiatives to promote greater environmental

responsibility; and9. Encourage the development and diffusion of

environmentally friendly technologies.

ANTI-CORRUPTION10. Businesses should work against corruption in all forms,

including extortion and bribery.

THE TEN PRINCIPLES OF THE UNITED NATIONS GLOBAL COMPACT


IGCN 2016-2018 PRIORITIES – SDGs FOCUS

Thematics

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SDGs Goals UNGC Principles Platforms Working Groups

Business for Peace

Women Empowerment for Better Job Opportunities

Education for Responsible Management

Clean Water & Sanitation

Better Living Environment

Business Ethics and Governance

Human Rights P1&P2,Labor P4&P6

Human Rights P1&2Labor P6

ALL

Human Rights P1,Environment P7, 8 & 9

Environment P7&8

Anti Corruption P10

B&HRWG,CRBPWG**

WEPWG**SMEWG**

PRMEWG**

IWMWG

BLEWG*

BE&GWG**,OGPWG*

16, 5, 10, 1

1, 5,10

4

6, 16

5, 11, 13, 14, 15

16, 17

B4P, UNGPs, CRBP

WEP, SME

PRME

CEO WM

C4C

Anti Corruption,UNGPs, CRBP

**On Progress *Plan

AbbreviationsB&HRWG Business & Human Rights Working GroupCRBPWG** Children’s Rights & Business Principles Working GroupWEPWG** Women Empowerment Principles Working GroupSMEWG** Small and Medium EnterprisesPRMEWG** PRME Working GroupIWMWG Indonesia Water Mandate Working GroupBLEWG* Better Living Environtment Working GroupBE&GWG Business Ethics & Governance Working GroupOGPWG Open Government Partnership Working GroupSDGs Sustainable Development GoalsB4p Business for PeaceUNGPs UN Guiding Principles on Business & Human RightsCRBP Children’s Rights & Business PrinciplesWEP Women EMpowerment PrinciplesSME Small and Medium EnterprisesPRME Principles of Responsible Management EducationCEO WM CEO Water MandateC4C Caring for Climate

ToolsUN Business Action Hub business.un.orgSDGs Compass unglobalcompact.org/libraryUN Global Compact 2017 Toolbox unglobalcompact.org/library


1. Filantropi dan Bisnis- SDGs for a Better Indonesia (FBI4SDGs)

Filantropi dan Bisnis - SDGs for a Better Indonesia (FBI4SDGs) forum is a platform for Philanthropy and Business sectors to support the achievement of Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) in Indonesia.

Filantropi Indonesia, Indonesia Global Compact Network (IGCN), Indonesian Business Council for Sustainable Development (IBCSD), and Indonesian Chamber of Commerce and Industry (Kamar Dagang Indonesia - KADIN) initiated the forum on 3 March 2016. The forum pro-actively initiated discussions with Ministry of National Development Planning/BAPPENAS and SDGs Secretariat about lessons learned on MDGs and how philanthropy and business can contribute to the achievements of SDGs. Up to July 2016, the Forum has increased its membership up to 11 Associations representing over 700 foundation and business.

VisionImproving the welfare and equality of Indonesian society by assisting to achieve the SDGs in 2030; through partnership activities by philanthropy and business.

Mission1. Promote cross-sector partnerships, cross-region and cross

stakeholders (within the platform)2. Sharing knowledge and information related to SDGs,

through:• Developing and implementing guidelines that SDGs has

developed at international, national and local level • Developing and disseminating learning from best

practices• Deepening the knowledge and experience that has been

gained from the MDGs to be applied to the SDGs

• Creating and disseminating awareness about the SDGs• Adapting and implementing SDGs local level to the

provincial and districts• Creating a conducive policy environment to support

philanthropic and business in support of the SDGs

IGCN’s roles are to develop SDGs Tools, disseminate learning from best practices, and deepen engagement from MDGs to be applied to the SDGs. In addition, IGCN supported its members to be involved in the discussions on the operational definition of SDGs indicators (Goal 4, 7, 11, 12, 13, 16, 17).

2. IGCN Succeeded in the Biggest Philanthropy Event in Indonesia

Initiated by Indonesia Philanthropy Association, the Indonesia Philanthropy Festival 2016 (IPFest 2016) - “Fostering Partnership for Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs)” was conducted in Jakarta Convention Center (JCC) on 6-9 October 2016. This biennial event marked the largest philanthropy event conducted for the year. IGCN participated in the opening plenary session by presenting “Multi-stakeholders Partnership for the Achievement of SDGs.”

We also set up an exhibition booth showcasing the SDGs that IGCN and its members are currently focusing, namely : Clean Water and Sanitation (SDG 6), Peace, Justice and Strong Institutions (SDG 16), and Partnerships for the Goals (SDG 17). The programs below highlight these 3 SDGs :1. “Rain Water Harvesting and Reverse Osmosis” program

(Atma Jaya Catholic University) 2. “Beauty Green - Beautifying Indonesia, Greening the

Nation”program (Martha Tilaar Group)

A. Promoting Sustainable Development Goals


3. Interfaith Mass Wedding for “Fulfilling the Civil Rights of the Under-Privileged Indonesian Families”. This program has been an ongoing IGCN’s Business for Peace program.” (Yayasan Pondok Kasih)

4. Presentations, Dialogues and Ceremonial Signing:• CRBP Learning Forum• “Walking the Talk: Promoting Accountable Business

through Advancement of UNGP on Business and Human Rights Implementation in Indonesia,” a collaborative project OXFAM, INFID and IGCN supported by European Union EIDHR.

• “Community Education to Raise Awareness of Water Security and Water Quality in Small Islands” a partnership project between IGCN’s Indonesia Water Mandate Working Group and Indonesian Science Institute with the support of UNESCO at Pari Island, Kepulauan Seribu, Jakarta

• Uni Papua Football Community for Friendship and Peace - children character building through sports (Uni Papua)


3. Global Compact and SDGs Socialization Conference and the launch of Global Compact Network Philippines in Manila

On 19 January 2016, Y.W. Junardy, as the UNGC Board delivered his speech on UNGC and SDGs Socialization Conference at the Land Bank Auditorium. This event was conducted in preparation of the setup of local network in Philippines. The formal launch and inauguration of the Global Compact Network Philippines took place on 29 July 2016 in conjunction with the Philippines National Marketing Conference organized by the Philippine Marketing Association Inc. The event was attended by Walid Nagi of UNGC, who delivered his keynote speech, in front of more than one thousand participants from business, professional, NGOs and media.

4. SDGs Socialization in Youth Development Summit

The Youth Development Summit 2016 was held on 20 February in BPPT auditorium, Jakarta as part of the commitment of Youth Corps Indonesia to empower the young and rising generations of Indonesia. Satrio Anindito, IGCN Program Manager became one of the speakers.

5. “Global Partnership to Welcome SDGs” at Bina Nusantara University

As one of the series of events to celebrate Bina Nusantara University anniversary, an international seminar was held on 2 May. Ita S Mucharam, (Member of IGCN VP Partnership and Program Development) and Adi Pratama (Program Manager Development) collectively delivered “Global Partnership to Welcome SDGs” in the event attended by over 600 students. BINUS has been an active member and a strategic partner of the IGCN.


6. Promoting SDGs at the Inaugural Graduation of PPM School of Management

On 20 October 2016, Y.W. Junardy delivered an academic speech on “The New Leadership in Facing Global Challenges” during the Inaugural Graduation of PPM School of Management 2016. In his speech, he emphasized the important roles of academia and students in the SDGs socialization program and its implementation in Indonesia.

7. Corporate Sector – Civil Society Organization (CS-CSO) Meeting

As an attempt to promote partnership in achieving Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) 2030, IGCN took part in CS-CSO Meeting conducted by Hivos SEA (Southeast Asia), in Jakarta 27 July 2016. This meeting aimed to share best practice experience and ideas in building strategic partnership among CS and CSO. Josephine Satyono, Executive Director if IGCN, shared IGCN programs and activities that involving CS and CSO.

Successful partnerships are usually characterized by involvement of key leaders of selected partners for the intended goals, negotiate a deal that include risks and benefits analysis for all sides, come to a realistic agreement on the time and expectations, mutual commitment on what’s appropriate to change, measure and share within each partner’s culture, approval of corporate chairs, and consistent personnel for program implementation.


1. The Launch of Business and Human Rights Working Group (B&HRWG)

IGCN Business and Human Rights Working Group was formally launched on 7 April at PPM School of Management. The working group is comprised of representatives from businesses, NGOs and Universities.

During the event, B&HRWG shared a survey result on how far the business sector has understood and implemented UN Guiding Principles on Business and Human Rights (UNGPs).

B. Business for Peace (B4P)

Papers released by the Institute for Policy Research and Advocacy (ELSAM) also shared the study result on how the UNGPs can be adopted in the corporation internal policies. Speakers at the panel of discussion were: • Harijanto (Chief of Labor Department, Indonesia’s

Employers Association), • Prof. Dr. Harkristuti Harkrisnowo, S.H., M.A. (Professor of

Faculty of Law, Universitas Indonesia), and • Dr. Molan Tarigan, S.H. (Director of Human Rights

Instrument, Ministry of Law and Human Rights, Republicof Indonesia).

Highlights of B&HRWG survey results:• Companies have fulfilled the requirements and comply

with the related regulations on implementation of UNGPs. Among others, on gender equality and health benefits However, as they have yet fully understand the UNGPs,

the training for employees and supply chain partners have not been optimally conducted

• Companies need more direction, guidance, and training from government on UNGPs

45.95% 34.3%

38.9% 77.1%

Agreed and already very appropiate and already

implemented with exellent (employees response)

Agree and already very appropriate

(employees response)

Agreed but not yet carried out (Majority of response from

national companies and SMEs

Has not been done by the government

(Majority response from local national companies)

Gender equality, races and classes free of family ties and

relatives and not to recruit children to work

Relations of coopereation between companies and partners need to

pay attention to and in accordance with government

regulations

The importance of training to improve the capacity and skill of business partners/supply

chains

The government needs to provide direction, guidance

and training related to business and Human Right

and UNGPs


2. Collaborative Project to Promote UNGPson Business & Human Rights with EU EIDHR

Initiated by European Union European Instrument for Democracy and Human Rights (EIDHR), a three-year project entitled “Walking the Talk: Promoting Accountable Business through Advancement of UNGPs on Business and Human Rights Implementation in Indonesia” was established.

The project is aimed to promote the principles in palm oil industry in Indonesia. The project was implemented in a 3-party-partnership among Oxford Committee for Famine Relief (Oxfam), International NGO Forum on Indonesia Development (INFID), and IGCN. The project started on 1 April 2016 to cover Jakarta, Medan, and Pontianak areas. IGCN plays a role of creating multi-stakeholders dialogues, training and setting up a help desk of UNGPs implementation.

Aside from the Dialogue and Ceremonial Signing that was held at the IPFest 2016, two multi-stakeholders dialogues were conducted:

Multi-stakeholders Dialogue on Business & Human Rights 1 - Introduction with Global Expert

The dialogue took place on 23 September at APINDO Training Center, Jakarta. It brought recent updates on UNGPs practices to national and global level. • Private sector best practice was delivered by Mrs. Debora

R. Tjandrakusuma, Legal & Corporate Affairs Director of PT Nestle Indonesia.

• Global update and practical guideline “Doing Business with Respect for Human Rights: A Guidance Tool for Companies, Second Edition 2016” delivered by Mrs. Rachel Alexandra Davis from Shift who was also team member of Prof. John Ruggie, former UN Secretary-General’s Special


Representative on Business and Human Rights. The session was moderated by Yanti Triwadiantini, a

member of IGCN Advisors and Sustainability Adviser of Indonesia Business Links (IBL).

Multi-stakeholders Dialogue on Business & Human Rights 2 - Project Baseline Study Result

The dialogue took place at Fortune PR Office, revealed the baseline study was conducted by OXFAM Indonesia. This baseline study is conducted as a measurement of a preliminary condition in study areas of North Sumatera, West Kalimantan and Jakarta with the target group of labor unions, corporations, media, NGOs and farmers groups. The result indicated that most of the respondents have low understanding of UNGPs on human rights abuses. Perceptions on human rights itself is still diverse among respondents.

3. Sharing and Learning Forum“One-year of SDGs: Children’s Rightsand Business Principles (CRBP)”

The forum was jointly conducted by IGCN, UNICEF and Yayasan Sayangi Tunas Cilik (YSTC), Partner of Save the Children on 5 December at the Catholic University Atma Jaya, Jakarta. It was attended by 80 participants from various sectors including embassies, ministries, NGOs, academia, and businesses.

4. Civil Rights Fulfilment through Interfaith Mass Wedding

This is an ongoing annual B4P national program to facilitate civil rights fulfillment of the underprivileged families through interfaith mass wedding. IGCN engaged in these activities as


part of the government national programs:• Mass Wedding program in Kaimana, Papua in conjunction

with the “20th May National Awakening Day” celebration, held by Yayasan Pondok Kasih (YPK) in collaboration with Ministry of Human Development and Culture (May 2016). The program facilitated fulfilment of 2952 marriage and birth certificates.

• Mass Wedding program Palangkaraya, Central Kalimantan in conjunction with the National Social Solidarity Program held by Yayasan Pondok Kasih (YPK) in collaboration with Ministry of Social Welfare (Dec 2016). The program facilitated fulfilment of 487 marriage & birth certificates.

• In addition, PT Tandan Sawita Papua (Eagle High Plantations) as member of IGCN also conducted mass wedding in Papua (July – November 2016)

To date, the legitimacy from the mass weddinghas facilitated a total of 131,420 marriage and birth certificates of underprivileged families accross Indonesian archipelago to help them gain access to education, job opportunities,and public services.


5. Football for Peace: Uni Papua Football Community in Helsinki, Finland

Uni Papua Football Team visited Helsinki, on an exchange program from 14 until 25 August 2016. During the visit, they played a friendly football match with SJK Academy and Honka FC Finland. Uni Papua achieved social impact while spreading the spirit of peace through football. The team comprised of youth from grass root community, especially from potential conflict regions including Aceh, Papua, Poso, NTT, etc. The primary objective was to guide these youths in character building against the dangers of drugs, HIV, trafficking and concurrently promote cross-cultural understanding and harmony though sports.

6. National Symposium on Business & Human Rights

National Symposium on Business & Human Rights was conducted by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs at Hotel Aryaduta Jakarta on 19 January. IGCN participated as a speaker in a seminar. The development of National Action Plan being coordinated by the National Human Rights Commission was discussed. Visit KOMNAS HAM at: www.komnasham.go.id

7. Participation in the Regional Forums on Business and Human Rights

Uni Papua Football Team visited Helsinki, on an exchange program from 14 until 25 August 2016. During the visit, they played a friendly football match with SJK Academy and Honka FC Finland. Uni Papua achieved social impact while spreading the spirit of peace through football. The team comprised of youth from grass root community, especially from potential conflict regions including Aceh, Papua, Poso, NTT, etc. The primary objective was to guide these youths in character


building against the dangers of drugs, HIV, trafficking and concurrently promote cross-cultural understanding and harmony though sports.

A. Southeast Asia Global Child Forum - Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia

These questions were raised at the Southeast Asia Global Child Forum that took place on 5 May, under the theme “Mobility and Connectivity: Children’s Rights and Sustainable Business”. Attended by over 280 leaders from 26 countries,the forum discussed the current state of children’s rights in the ASEAN region and called upon businesses to make children’s rights a top priority. Y.W. Junardy was one of the speakers in the forum. For more information on Global Child forum, please visit: www.globalchildforum.org

B. 2016 Asia Regional Forum on Business and Human Rights - Doha, Qatar

Building on the 2013 Latin America & Caribbean Forum and the 2014 Africa Forum, the Asia Forum, 19-20 April reiterated the urgency to expedite and scale up awareness and implementation of the Guiding Principles on Business and Human Rights in the region. Y.W. Junardy, the President of IGCN was one of the speakers at this event. For more information: www.ohchr.org/2016AsiaRegionalForum


2016 Asia Entrepreneurship and SME Conference - Seoul, Korea

The event was initiated by The International Council for Small Business (ICSB) on 6-8 April with special focus on the philosophy on “Human Entrepreneurship” for SME Business development in the global arena. Y. W. Junardy was one of the speakers in the conference.

C. Women Empowerment for Better Job Opportunities & SME (Small and Medium

Enterprises)


D. Clean Water & Sanitation

1. World Water Day Commemoration

A. Multi-stakeholders collaborative actions at Ciliwung Riverside

In commemorating the World Water Day on 22 March, IGCN Indonesia Water Mandate Working Group (IWMWG) celebrated the day by creating programs in collaboration with Gerakan Ciliwung Bersih (GCB - Clean Ciliwung River Movement).

This program attracted attendance by the Directorate General of Water Resources of Public Work Ministry, the Jakarta Provincial Government, the Director of Pollution and Environmental Control, Corporations, volunteers, social activists, education institutions, and community nearby, with a total of more than 400 participants.

Programs included fish embryo dissemination, flatboat (getek) festival, talk show, exhibition, and award for the floodgate keepers (penjaga pintu air). Five flatboats were donated by IGCN and its members, namely APP Group and Gistec Prima to maintain the river’s cleanliness.

IWMWG is comprised of IGCN members among others Nestle Indonesia, Martina Berto, Unilever Indonesia, Express Transindo Utama, Wahana Visi Indonesia, Eagle High Plantation, Rajawali Foundation, Ranch Market, Trakindo, Bina Nusantara University, and Atma Jaya Catholic University.


B. Workshop in cooperation with UNESCO

Participated in the “Water and Jobs” workshop and the launch of UN World Water Development Report 2016 organized by UNESCO. Librian Angraeni (APP Group), the Chair of Indonesia Water Mandate Working Group (IWMWG) was one of the keynote speakers. The event took place at Universitas Indonesia, Depok on 4 April 2016.

2. Pulau Pari Project addressing water issue with UNESCO

Conducted “Community Education to Raise Awareness of Water Security and Water Quality in Small Islands” project at Pari Island, Kepulauan Seribu, Jakarta in collaboration with Habitat for Humanity (HfHI) and Lembaga Ilmu Pengetahuan Indonesia (LIPI). The project is supported and funded by UNESCO and co-funded by Asia Pulp and Paper (APP Group).The project focused on raising community awareness and water quality through workshops on Water, Sanitation and Hygiene (WASH) and waste management. Furthermore, LIPI provided an introduction of water resource management technology such as SIMBAT (Simpanan Imbuhan Buatan Air Tanah), Biopore and vegetation to address water challenges in Pulau Pari. The launching and signing of multi-party cooperation of Pari Island Project was held on 2016 IP Festival at Jakarta Convention Center, on 8 October.


3. IGCN Contribution in Environmental Preservation in Nestlé Karawang Factory

On 17 December, Nestlé employee voluntary program called KASIH (Karya & Sumbangsih) took place at Nestlé Karawang Factory. The activities that was also part of NEEP (Nestlé Employee Engagement Program) consisted of tree planting activities, making biopore holes, and training on hydroponic garden. IGCN contributed 50 biopore make-up tools and guidance on how to make biopore holes using the tools. A total of 45+ people consisting of Nestlé employees and their families participated in the event.

The volunteers planted Madagascar Almond (Terminalia Mantaly) trees around Karawang factory area. The trees can serve as shade trees which can also serve to help water absorption and filter polluted air. Biopore holes can serve to maximize the soil ability in absorbing water.


E. Business Ethics & Governance

1. Business Ethics & Governance

IGCN Business Ethics & Governance Working Group (BE&GWG) was established with the aimed to:• Facilitate corporate leaders in exemplifying behavior and

actions that reflect ethics and integrity.• Actively participate in thought leadership around business

ethics and integrity in Indonesia, including dialogue facilitation between the private and public sectors.

• Support the development of tools and systems that are fit-for-purpose to uphold ethics and integrity in companies of various sectors and sizes.

2. IGCN supported The Corruption Eradication Commission of Indonesia -International Business Integrity Conference 2016

IGCN and some leading organizations supported The Corruption Eradication Commission of Indonesia (KPK Republik Indonesia) in conducting International Business Integrity Conference (IBIC) that was held in Jakarta 16-17 November 2016. Theme of the conference is “Trend, Challenges, and Collective Action in Corruption Prevention”. This was a pre-eminent conference on preventing corruption within the private sectors, featuring more than 100 speakers, and brought together leading policymakers and practitioners to explore some of the most pressing issues facing the business community today.

Josephine Satyono, Executive Director of IGCN, took part as one of the panelist in a session titled “Corruption prevention in the business sector: Initiatives and good practices”. She shared about The 10th UN Global Compact Principles


regarding Anti-Corruption, “Businesses should work against corruption in all its forms, including extortion and bribery”.For further information, please visit www.iibc.org.

4. Collaboration with Alliancefor Integrity (AfIn)

Since 2015, IGCN has engaged with the AfIn in Indonesia to campaign against corruption within business activities. IGCN is represented in the Afln Advisory Group in Indonesia. The overarching objective of the AfIn is to raise business integrity and compliance capacities of companies, their business partners and other relevant stakeholders in the economic system in order to prevent and combat corruption.

5. ASEAN SDGs Strategy Setting Workshop by Transparency International Secretariat (TI-S)

Transparency International Secretariat together with its chapters in ASEAN region conducted two days workshopwith the objectives:• Understanding ASEAN governments’ national level

commitment under the SDG goal 16• Exploring possible avenues to hold ASEAN government

accountable for their SDG commitment through ASEAN anti-corruption framework – ASEAN Integrity Dialogue

• Building a common advocacy strategy to campaignfor ASEAN level monitoring mechanism for SDG monitoring

• This two days workshop was conducted in Siem Reap, Cambodia and was participated from various institutions from Indonesia, Malaysia, Vietnam, Myanmar, Thailand, Cambodia and East Timor. Satrio Anindito, Program Manager of IGCN, also participated in this workshop.


F. Participations in UNGC and other Events

1. UN Global Compact Board Meeting

As a member of the UNGC Global Board, Y.W. Junardy attended the UNGC Board Meeting in New Yorkon 13-14 January .

2. IGCN Video in UN General Assembly, New York

To showcase Indonesia’s private sector contributions toward MDGs, IGCN compiled the sustainability case practices from Indonesia in a form of video. The video was shown at the Indonesia Side Event during the UN General Assembly inNew York, on 19-20 September.

It showcased IGCN members’ sustainability cases compiled in a Growing Inclusive Market (GIM) Indonesia Cases Volume 1 and 2, among others, APP Group, Trakindo, Unilever Indonesia, Martha Tilaar Group, Nestle Indonesia, Yayasan Danamon Peduli, Rajawali Foundation, and Indonesia Business Links. The cases compiled by Partnership for Indonesia Sustainable Agriculture (PISAgro) for community empowerment was also added. 3. Global Compact Network Exchange Programme in Paris

Global Compact Local Network representatives from France, Greece, Indonesia, Lebanon and Panama came together for the 8th edition of the Local Network Exchange Programme on 25-28 April. The program aimed to share best practices and lessons learned, gain relevant insights on the working of other networks, foster inter-network and interregional collaboration as well as discuss challenges and opportunities. Josephine Satyono participated in the program.


“Junardy is a global leader in the promotion of interfaith understanding and peace. His tireless and innovative interfaith work in Indonesia - and indeed worldwide - is a model for how business and business leaders can address the root causes of intolerance by building just and sustainable societies.”

Brian J GrimPresident of Religious Freedom & Business Foundation

4. ‘Making Global Goals Local Business’ Event Series in Dubai, United Arab Emirates

Participated in a series of event from 24- to 27 October:the XIV Annual Local Network Forum (ALNF), UN Private Sector Focal Points Network Annual Meeting, PRME Business for Peace Forum, Business for Peace Annual Event, and The 2nd Pearl Initiative Regional Forum. In these series of events, Y.W. Junardy, Joseph Dharmabrata and Josephine Satyono participated as the representatives of IGCN.

5. YW Junardy received Gold Medal of Global Business and Interfaith Peace Award

Y.W. Junardy received a Gold Medal for the Global Business & Interfaith Peace Award. This global recognition is a partnership initiative of the Religious Freedom & Business Foundation (RFBF), with its Brazilian affiliate, the Associação pela Liberdade Religiosa e Negócios (ALRN), UN Alliance of Civilization and the United Nations Global Compact Business for Peace (B4P) platform.

The award was presented in a meeting in Rio de Janeiro on 6 September 2016 together with other 16 finalists. All finalists present at that time, were invited to attend the opening ceremony of the Paralympic Games.

The recipients of the awards are recognized leaders on the cutting edge of business and acknowledged the impactof responsible business practices in advancing the values of interfaith understanding and peace. The gold medal was presented in recognition of Junardy’s consistent leadership and efforts in nurturing interfaith relationship and civil rights fulfilment for the marginalized families on a national scale.


G. Organization

1. Annual Board Meeting (27 January & 15 June)

To comply with the organization’s charter, IGCN Annual Board Meeting was held on 27 January at Sinarmas Land Plaza and 15 June at Bina Nusantara University. Attended by the IGCN Founder, Board of Patron, Board of Supervisor, Board of Management and IGCN Secretariat, the meetings reviewed the 2015 activities report, 2016 work plans, and updates on IGCN activities and progress.

2. IGCN Annual Gathering 2016 - “Making Global Goals Local Business”

In order to provide a platform to inspire businesses to advance the SDGs, an Annual Gathering was conducted on 4 August 2016 at Paramadina Graduate School. The topic “Making Global Goals Local Business” was a highlight and the event was attended by over 120 business leaders, UN bodies, NGOs, and academia.

“Answering SDGs can help companies to increase their own business, which can increase their own profit while developing society and environment at the same time”, said Christophe Bahuet, Country Director of UNDP Indonesia as he highlighted the relevancy of SDGs for business, following the opening remarks from the host of the event, Prof. Firmanzah Ph.D., the Rector of Paramadina University and Member of IGCN Board of Supervisors.

The agenda included:• Presentation on “Summary findings of the UNGC-Accenture

CEO Study” by Accenture Singapore. This largest-ever CEO study on sustainability done by UNGC-Accenture which was participated by 1,000+ CEOs, 100+ countries, 25+ industries, revealed among others that:

Based on UN Global Compact – Accenture Strategy CEO Study 2016, 1000+ CEOs from

100+ countries and 25+ industries:

For further information: unglobalcompact.org/library/4331


1. Leading companies are making progress in valuing and embedding sustainability.

2. CEOs are increasingly able to quantify the business value of sustainability, embedding it into core business and translating commitment into impact.

• “How to turn the Risks into Opportunities” by Joseph Dharmabrata, CEO of PT Trans Javagas Pipeline and member of Board of Advisor of IGCN

• “Making Global Goals Local Business” by Y.W.Junardy, President of IGCN.

• “Disability in the SDGs – a Volunteer’s Journey” personal experience sharing

• “Leading the way on the SDGs” - Best practice sharing from six leading companies.

The programs were followed by COP & COE Recognitions, new members sign pledge, and encouragement to participate in IGCN Working Groups through ‘Hall of Fame’ exploration in the venue.

3. COP/COE Clinic

Under the leadership of the Learning team, Maria R Nindita Radyati (CECT Trisakti University- MM CSR Trisakti), Maya D Tanama (Executrain) and David Manalu (PPM Manajemen) from IGCN conducted three sessions (20 & 27 September, and 11 October) of COE Clinic in MM CSR Trisakti. The event was held to facilitate members who are approaching their COE and Communication on Progress (COP) deadlines, especially the non business members who had their first COE deadline on 31 October.

For further information: unglobalcompact.org/library/4331

“COE Clinic helped members to clarify how to create COE as required. The COE report let members realized how far the implementation of 10 Principles of UNGC have been implemented in Indonesia. Furthermore, members may increase the networking and realize partnerships that is favorable to enrich the programs of each institutions”

Ir. Agung Satrio, MMOperational Director Assic Creative Management

Leading the way on the SDGs

12 RESPONSIBLECONSUMPTIONAND PRODUCTION

1NOPOVERTY

13 CLIMATEACTION

8 DECENT WORK ANDECONOMIC GROWTH

5 GENDEREQUALITY

3 GOOD HEALTHAND WELL-BEING

“Recycling: Reducing the Impact of Electronic Waste in The Environment“by PT Datascript

“Forest conservation through creation of shared value”by Asia Pulp & Paper (APP Group)

“Make Sustainable Living a Common Place – Lifebuoy Handwashing Campaign for Healthy Indonesia”by PT Unilever Indonesia Tbk

“Nestle Cocoa Plan: Rural Development in Mamuju”by PT Nestle Indonesia Tbk

“Creating Opportunities for Communities”by PT Eagle High Plantations, Tbk

“Sharing, Nurturing, and Empowering”by Martha Tilaar Group


January12 Participated in “Welcoming Dinner International

Consultation on Multi-religious Humanitarian Action: Addressing Violent Extremism, Refugees and Migrant Crisis and Disaster Relief” conducted by Indonesia Association for Religion and Culture (IARC), at Ballroom Century Park Hotel Jakarta.

12 The 11th meeting of IGCN Business and Human Rights Working Group (B&HRWG) at Menara Duta, hosted by IBCSD

12 Meeting with Yayasan Sayangi Tunas Cilik, partner of Save the Children in Indonesia, to develop Children Rights and Business Principles program in Indonesia

13 Attended inauguration of “Business Business School Alumni Association” at Main Lobby, JWC Campus, Bina Nusantara University

15 Preparation Meeting for IGCN B&HRWG survey at ELSAM Office, to brief volunteer from Universitas Bunda Mulia

22 Preparation Meeting for World Water Day 2016 with Gerakan Ciliwung Bersih at Asia Pulp & Paper (APP Group) Office

27 IGCN Board Meeting, at Gold Coin Room, Sinarmas Land Plaza 5th Floor, Tower 2

29 The 12th meeting of IGCN Business and Human Rights Working Group (B&HRWG) at Parkville Apartment Meeting Room, hosted by Switch Indonesia

IGCN Activities & Participations

February2 Joining B4P Local Network Call to discuss and

develop B4P related programs

3 Participated in UNICEF – IBCSD event on Children’s Right and Business Principles at Erasmus Huis

4 Meeting with Bina Nusantara University to discuss deployment of Binus 3+1 Enrichment Program as intern and volunteer in IGCN at Menara Rajawali, 21st Floor

10 Meeting on EU EIDHR Project Preparation with OXFAM in Indonesia and INFID, at Oxfam office

10 IGCN Courtesy Meeting to CV Clipnindo Mitra Mandiri

11 Starting IGCN B&HRWG survey on Business and Human Rights

16 IGCN Courtesy Meeting to Fortune PR

18 The 13th Meeting of IGCN Business and Human Rights Working Group (B&HRWG) at Sona Topas Tower, hosted by RSPO

18 Meeting with Yayasan Sayangi Tunas Cilik, partner of Save the Children in Indonesia, to discuss CRBP Toolkit and collaborative action

18 Meeting on EU EIDHR Project Preparation with OXFAM in Indonesia and INFID, at INFID office

19 Preparation Meeting for World Water Day 2016 with Gerakan Ciliwung Bersih at Asia Pulp & Paper (APP Group) Office

23 Participated in Corporate Social Investment (CSI) Talks by ABM Group and TMT Group as speaker

25 Participated in FGD on Children Rights and Business Principles by UNICEF at Grand Cemara Hotel, Jakarta

25 Meeting with Alan Morgan to discuss AidHub by Mentor Micro Bank and develop collaboration at IGCN Secretariat Office

25 Meeting with Shangri-La Hotel, Jakarta to introduce UN Global Compact and Indonesia Water Mandate Working Group

29 Participated in workshop “Strategy for Sustainable Biodiversity Financing” by UNDP Indonesia at UNDP Office

March1 Preparation Meeting for World Water Day 2016 with

Gerakan Ciliwung Bersih at GCB Office

3 Meeting with BAPPENAS to initiate FBI4SDGs

4 Meeting with PT. Supra Boga Lestari to discuss CRBP related program

8 Preparation Meeting for World Water Day 2016 with Gerakan Ciliwung Bersih at GCB Office


15 The 13th Meeting of IGCN Business and Human Rights Working Group (B&HRWG) at Talavera Suite, Talavera Office Park, hosted by Holcim Indonesia

16 Lecturing “Welcoming SDGs” in CECT Trisakti University - MM CSR Trisakti

17-18 Participated in CSR & Inclusive Business Training at PPM Manajemen, by Oxfam in Indonesia

22 Held the commemoration of World Water Day 2016 “Better Water, Better Jobs” in partnership with Gerakan Ciliwung Bersih

April4 Participated in World Water Day 2016 Workshop

conducted by UNESCO, in Engineering Faculty, Universitas Indonesia

4 Facilitating UNDP and Columbia University in conducting survey on “Knowledge and Awareness on Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs)”

7 Meeting with Future.id to discuss collaboration

7 Held Soft launching of IGCN Business and Human Right’s Working Group (B&HRWG) and Business and Human Rights Survey presentation, at PPM Manajemen

8 Meeting of VP Learning, brainstorming on program development, at CECT Trisakti University - MM CSR Trisakti

13-14 Participated in “National Strategic Meeting on Water Security and SDGs in Indonesia”, by UNESCO, at Grand kemang Hotel, Jakarta

18 Meeting for GIM Vol. III Preparation

19-20 Participated as speaker in UN Asia Regional Forum on Business and Human Rights , Doha, Qatar, as speaker

21 Supporting TFI Binus on Greater Nusantara Program “Senyum, Sehat, & Santun: Lomba untuk PAUD DKI Jakarta” at Taman Ismail Marzuki

22 VP SMEs Development meeting at Markplus Office

26 Meeting with GIZ on Business Ethics & Governance

26-27 Participated in National Symposium and Focus Group Discussion on Business and Human Rights by Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Republic Indonesia, at Universitas Airlangga (SA)

27-29 Attended Local Network Exchange Program, at Paris, France

28 Participated in Public Consultation “National Action Plan on Business and Human Rights” at Sari Pan Pasific Hotel, by ELSAM and Komnas HAM

28 Attended Equator Prize Ceremony at UNDP Office, Papua Room, 7th floor, Menara Thamrin Building

29 Workshop GIZ official launch of the Alliance for Integrity in Indonesia at Menara BCA 46th floor, GIZ Country Office Indonesia

29 Participated in Play Test Anti-corruption Board Game “It’s My Business”. By KPK at Auditorium KPK

30 Nominating UN Global Compact SDGs Pioneer Champion 2016

30 Nominating “Global Business & Interfaith Peace Awards” 2016 a partnership initiative of Religious Freedom & Business Foundation (RFBF), its Brazilian affiliate, the Associação pela Liberdade Religiosa e Negócios (ALRN), and the United Nations Global Compact Business for Peace (B4P) platform

May2 Participated as speaker in Binus Internationalization

Seminar on “IGCN Roles in Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs)” at Binus Kemanggisan

3 IGCN meeting with Supra Boga Lestari, and Griya Dunamis to prepare collaboration on book donation, “Kids and Baby Fair”

2-3 GRI Workshop at Hotel Dharmawangsa, Jakarta

5 Participated in “Global Child Forum on Southeast Asia” in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia, as speaker

12-13 Inception Workshop EU EIDHR Project at Hotel Amaris, Kemang

14 Attended exhibition on “Creative Design for SMEs” by Assic Creative Management, at Cultural Village – Karawang


16 Attended “Transforming Our Work: 2030 Agenda for SDGs in Indonesia” workshop held by Bappenas at Bappenas office

17 Attended The 60th Gathering of Philip Kotler Center for ASEAN Marketing – Jakarta CMO Club on a special occasion of “The 26th Anniversary of MarkPlus, Inc.” at Kota Kasablanka Mall, Jakarta

17 Met CRBP Consortium with UNICEF and Yayasan Sayangi Tunas Cilik, partners of Save the Children in Indonesia to discuss CRBP program at IGCN Secretariat Office

18 Business Ethics and Governance Working Group meeting at IGCN Secretariat Office

24 Member’s Gathering and Discussion on “Corporate Social Responsibility Law” at CECT Trisakti University - MM CSR Trisakti

24 Meeting on EU EIDHR Project Preparation (MoU Development) with OXFAM in Indonesia and INFID, at IGCN Secretariat Office

25 Participated in Roundtable Discussion “Business Potency and Development of Child Friendly Village in Jayapura” at Best Western Hotel, Kemayoran, Jakarta, by Wahana Visi Indonesia

26 Meeting on developing Pulau Pari Project with Habitat for Humanity Indonesia, LIPI, and APP Indonesia, at APP Indonesia Office

26 Introducing UN Global Compact to PT. Freeport Indonesia

June1 Participated in “FGD Tracking Private Financing

Flow in Climate Change” by Bappenas and UNDP Indonesia, at Hotel Morrissey Jakarta

1 Meeting on development of Pulau Pari Project with Habitat for Humanity Indonesia, LIPI, and APP Indonesia, at APP Indonesia Office

1-2 Participated in GIZ training, “Compliance and Business Integrity”, at Menara BCA 46th floor. GIZ Indonesia Country Office

2 Meeting on EU EIDHR Project Preparation (budget) with OXFAM in Indonesia at IGCN Secretariat Office

2 Met with Country Director of UNDP Indonesia, Mr. Christopher Bahuet at UNDP Indonesia Office

3 Meeting on developing Pulau Pari Project with Kepala Kantor Pembangunan Kabupaten (Kapenkab) Kepulauan Seribu

7 Meeting CRBP Consortium with UNICEF and Yayasan Sayangi Tunas Cilik, partners of Save the Children in Indonesia to discuss CRBP program at UNICEF Indonesia Office

8 IGCN Introduction to Bank Indonesia

12 Volunteering at Yayasan Hati Suci Ramadhan Bazar

15 Participated in UNICEF Indonesia consultation meeting on “The Impact of Palm Oil Sector to Children”

15 IGCN Board Meeting at JWC Campus, Bina Nusantara University

20 National Preparation Meeting EU EIDHR Project at One Hotel Jakarta lead by INFID

20 Meeting on developing Pulau Pari Project with Governor of Kepulauan Seribu

22-23 Participated in UN Global Compact Leaders Summit

22 Attended Buka Puasa RSPO at Pelataran Dharwangsa

28 Provincial Preparation Meeting EU EIDHR Project at Hotel Santika Dyandra, Medan by INFID

28 Meeting on FBI4SDGs

July14 Provincial Preparation Meeting EU EIDHR Project at

Hotel Santika, Pontianak by INFID

15 Meeting with Yayasan Mitra Netra to discuss “Guide for Business on the Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities” at IGCN Secretariat Office

18 Attended Halal Bi Halal by Indonesian Association For Religious and Cultures (IARC) at Grand Sahid Jaya Hotel, Jakarta

18 Meeting with UNIC at IGCN Secretariat Office

18 Meeting IGCN B&HRWG with VP Human Rights, at Nestlé Indonesia Office


20 IGCN Courtesy Call to XL Axiata

25 Meeting with Oxfam Indonesia to discuss Baseline Study on Business and Human Rights

25 Speaking in CS-CSO Event “Building Effective Partnership in Achieving SDGs” by Hivos at Akmani Hotel, Jakarta

25 Meeting with BAPPENAS to discuss “Operational Definition of SDGs 4: Quality Education” at BAPPENAS Office

27 Meeting with BAPPENAS to discuss “Operational Definition of SDGs 7: Affordable and Clean Energy” at BAPPENAS Office

August4 Held IGCN Annual Members Gathering in

Paramadina University

18 PRME Discussion at IGCN Secretariat Office

18 Focus Group Discussion on Baseline Study on Business and Human Rights at Apindo Training Center

26 Vice President Meeting at IGCN Main Office

September1 Participated in Roundtable Discussion on

“Mainstreaming Children’s Rights in CSR” by Yayasan Sayangi Tunas Cilik, partner of Save the Children in Indonesia and CECT Trisakti University - MM CSR Trisakti

1 Meeting with Prof. Shahbaz Khan, Unesco Indonesia to discuss Business Sustainability Forum 3 addressing sustainable water issue

6 Mr. Junardy received the GOLD medal of Global Business & Interfaith Peace Award, in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil

7 Meeting on Pulau Pari Project MOU with LIPI at IGCN Secretariat Office

7 Meeting coordination IGCN and B&HRWG Co-Chairs on EU EIDHR Project at IGCN Secretariat Office

8 Meeting with Netherlands Ministry of Infrastructure and Environment to discuss possible collaboration in environmental issue at IGCN Secretariat Office

14 Participated in The 4th ASIAN SMEs Conference at Kota Kasablanka Hall, Jakarta

15 Meeting on Pulau Pari Project technical preparation with LIPI, Habitat for Humanity Indonesia, and APP, at APP Indonesia Office

16 Held PRME Webinar by PRME Global with local academia

19 Survey to PT. Trans Javagas Pipeline Office to asses office space

20 Held COE Clinic at CECT Trisakti University - MM CSR Trisakti

23 Held The 1st Multi-stakeholders Dialogue on Business & Human Rights at APINDO Training Center

24-27 First Assesment in Pulau Pari, Kepulauan Seribu

27 Held COE Clinic at CECT Trisakti University - MM CSR Trisakti

29 Participated in discussion on CRBP by Yayasan Gugah Nurani Indonesia, at All Season Hotel, Thamrin, Jakarta

October6-9 Participated in The 1st Indonesia Philanthropy

Festival at JCC, Senayan, Jakarta

6 Speaking in Plenary Session “Philanthropy and Multi-stakeholders Partnership in Achieving SDGs” of The 1st Indonesia Philanthropy Festival

8 Multi-stakeholders Dialogue and Ceremonial Signing on CRBP, Pulau Pari and EU EIDHR Project

10 Socialization Adult & Children Session in Pulau Pari for Pari Project

11 COE Clinic at CECT Trisakti University - MM CSR Trisakti


17 Attended Soft Launching of PROFIT (Professional with Integrity) by KPK at Gedung Merah Putih KPK

19 Orientation for Interns from CommDev 3+1 Program by Binus University

21 IGCN B&HRWG meeting with Kemenkum HAM RI at Gedung Ditjen HAM

28 Consultation Meeting to review Business and Human Rights Module Training and Campaign Material lead by INFID, at Hotel Oria, Jakarta

November2-3 Participated in ASEAN SDG Strategy Setting

Workshop in Cambodia

10 Meeting Coordination of Pulau Pari Project, at APP Office

14 Participated in National Synthesis Workshop on Promoting Ecological and Eco-hydrological Solutions for Sustainable Water Management in Indonesia by UNESCO at Bogor

16 Participated as speaker in International Business Integrity Conference (IBIC) by KPK, in Hotel Sahid Jakarta

16 Attended Nestlé’s 150 years Anniversary at Grand Hyatt Hotel

29 Meeting with UN Women to discuss women empowerment program at IGCN Secretariat Office

30 Held WASH Training Adult Session in Pulau Pari, Kepulauan Seribu

30 Held WASH Training Children Session in Pulau Pari, Kepulauan Seribu

30 – 2 Dec Participated in Human Rights Festival in Bojonegoro

December1 Held Waste Management Training in Pulau Pari,

Kepulauan Seribu

5 Held CRBP Sharing and Learning Event in partnership with UNICEF and Yayasan Sayangi Tunas Cilik, partner of Save the Children in Indonesia

7 Presented Biopores Project on El John Sharing Session in Podomoro University

13 IGCN and GIZ Meeting to discuss collaboration on promoting ethical business at IGCN Secretariat Office

15 Held the 2nd Multi-stakeholders Dialogue on Business and Human Rights at Fortune PR Office

15 Courtesy Meeting to Dewan Pers to discuss Business and Human Rights

17 Participated and Supporting Nestlé Employee Engagement Volunteer Reactivation at Karawang Factory


About UNGC

A more sustainable and inclusive gobal economy

• Peace & Security

• Water Securityand Sanitation

• Human Rights, Childred’s

• Rights• Gender Equality• Development• Health• Food Security

• Ecosystemsand Biodiversity

• Climate Change Mitigationand Adaptation

• Water Securityand Sanitation

• Employmentand Decent Working Conditions

• Anti-Corruption

VISION THE UNITED NATIONS GLOBAL COMPACT (UNGC) IS...

THE UNITED NATIONS GLOBAL COMPACT (UNGC) IS NOT...

OBJECTIVES

UN GOALS AND ISSUES

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

2. Take action in support of UN goals and issues

Internalization

Contribution to society/development

• The world’s largest voluntary corporate citizenship initiative to promote sustainable development and good corporate citizenship

• A 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 experience

• Legally binding• A means of monitoring company behavior and enforcing compliance• A standard, management system, or code of conduct• A regulatory body• A public relations channel


Some of UNGC Initiatives

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 confict-affected and highrisk areas and catalyze action to advance peace

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 education rights

Developed by UNICEF, the UN Global Compact and Save the Children – the Children’s Rights and Business Principles (the Principles) are the frst 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

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.

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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OnlineApplication

Guideline

CEO Letterof Commitment

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ApplicationForm

AcceptanceCon�rmation

WelcomeNew

Member

How to Join UN Global Compact

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

The letter:1. Is written on company’s

letter head2. Is addressed to UN

Secretary General3. Contains a statement

that includes:• Commitment to

implement the 10 UNGC Principles

• Engage with UN Goals• Will submit

annual report of “Communication on Progress” (COP)

4. Is signed by the CEO

the sampleCEO Letter of Commitment can be requested to:[email protected]

The online application form contains:• General

information about the applying entry

• List of:1. General

contact point.

2. Financial contact point.

3. CEO.

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.

How to Join UN Global Compact

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.


After The Signature

The 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 fnancial 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 Benefits of Participation

The benefits of engaging in the Global Compact and implementing the principles:

Learning

Opportunity to participate in global knowledge and best practice sharing among members

Get priority access to know-how learning on UN Global Compact platforms, through trainings,

workshops, seminars and capacity building

Collaborative Action

Engage in a proactive and constructive dialogues with businesses, NGOs, universities, and

government

Become part of the official SDGs Forum in Indonesia (FBI4SDGs)

Take leadership role in addressing global business challenges

Participate in collaborative action with our Working Groups

Building and Expanding Your Network

Participate in global network of businesses, NGOs, universities, and government

Be part of the world’s largest corporate sustainability initiative

Get priority access to global forums (UN Conferences, Leaders Summits, Business

Sustainability Forums, etc)

Create new business opportunities along with SDGs implementation

Demonstrating Leadership and Profiling Your Achievements

Opportunities to lead and showcase corporate sustainability best practices locally and globally

Eligibility to use UN Global Compact Endorser and COP logos

Recognized in UN Global Compact and IGCN website

Strengthen your corporate branding and reputation

Enhance employees’ pride and loyalty


Publications

Find out more in unglobalcompact.org/library and indonesiagcn.org


“There is no plan B,

because there is no planet B”

Ban Ki-moonFormer UN Secretary General

HUMAN RIGHTSPrinciple 1: Businesses should support and respect the protection of internationally proclaimed human rights; andPrinciple 2: Make sure that 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; andPrinciple 6: the elimination of discrimination in respect of employment and occupation.

ENVIRONMENTPrinciple 7: Businesses should support a precautionary approach to environmental challenges;Principle 8: Undertake initiatives to promote greater environmental responsibility; andPrinciple 9: Encourage the development and diffusion of environmentally friendly technologies.

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

Indonesia Global Compact Network (IGCN)

Main Office:Menara Rajawali 21st Floor c/o PT Rajawali Corpora

Jalan DR. Ide Anak Agung Gde Agung Lot#5.1 Mega Kuningan, Jakarta, 12950, Indonesia

Phone : +6221 576 0808

Secretariat Office: MNC Tower 24th Floor c/o PT Trans Javagas Pipeline

Jalan Kebon Sirih 17-19, Menteng, Jakarta 10340, Indonesia

Phone : +6221 392 7870 / 391 7805

Website:www.indonesiagcn.org

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Documents

Dear IGCN Members, - indonesiagcn.orgindonesiagcn.org/files/1/publication IGCN/IGCN_Annual_Report_2016.pdf · Dear IGCN Members, Thank you for your active participation and contribution