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H.E. Winanto Adi
Consul General of the Republic of Indonesia at Consulate General of the Republic of Indonesia in New York
M. Firman Hidayat
Deputy Coordinating Minister for Maritime Resources at Coordinating Ministry for Maritime Affairs and InvestmentTable 4: Building Narrative & Collective Actions
BAPPENAS, Indonesia’s Ministry of National Development Planning, serves as the central body responsible for crafting and coordinating the nation’s development strategies. Focused on sustainable economic growth, poverty reduction, and environmental preservation, BAPPENAS works closely with government agencies, international partners, and regional authorities. Through its comprehensive planning and implementation efforts, the ministry drives Indonesia's progress toward inclusive prosperity and long-term resilience. With a commitment to innovation and global cooperation, BAPPENAS plays a pivotal role in shaping Indonesia’s future, ensuring that development aligns with both national priorities and international sustainability goals.
Yaya Winarno Junardy
President Comissioner at PT Rajawali CorporaTable 2: Leading Sustainable Industry Transformation
Rajawali Group is an Indonesia National Investment Holding Company operating in diverse industries covering plantation, mining, hotel and property (Sheraton, Luxury Collection, St Regis and Four Seasons), infrastructure, transportation (Express Taxi), Charter Air Services (Premiair) and IT Services (Velo).
Dr. Ridha Wirakusumah
CEO of Indonesia Investment AuthorityTable 1: Mobilizing Resources for Sustainable Ventures
The Indonesian Investment Authority (INA) is Indonesia’s sovereign wealth fund. We create a better tomorrow by delivering investment in Indonesia’s growth.
We invest long-term in the unique potential of Indonesia to grow wealth for future generations, unlock returns for investor partners, and to advance Indonesia’s development.
While we are a sui generis entity wholly owned by the Government of Indonesia, we are run by independent finance and investment professionals. We comply to international best practices of governance and transparency, including being audited by renowned international public accounts and agreeing to the Santiago Principles as a full member of the International Forum of Sovereign Wealth Funds.
Gita Syahrani
Executive Board at Koalisi Ekonomi MembumiTable 4: Building Narrative & Collective Actions
Elim Sritaba
Chief Sustainability Officer at APP GroupTable 3: Strengthening Regenerative Value-Added Innovation
Asia Pulp & Paper (APP) Group is a leading global producer of pulp, paper, and packaging products, headquartered in Jakarta, Indonesia. Founded in 1972 by Eka Tjipta Widjaja, APP is a subsidiary of the Sinar Mas Group. The company operates in over 150 countries, employing over 30,000 people. APP's annual production capacity exceeds 20 million tons, with a focus on sustainable practices and corporate social responsibility. APP has implemented initiatives like the Sustainability Roadmap and Forest Conservation Policy to improve its environmental performance and community engagement.
Lucia Karina
Public Affairs, Communications, and Sustainability Director of Coca-Cola Europacific Partners IndonesiaTable 4: Building Narrative & Collective Actions
Coca-Cola Europacific Partners (CCEP) Indonesia is a leading beverage company operating in Indonesia since 1992. It is a subsidiary of CCEP, a global consumer goods company. The company produces and distributes iconic brands like Coca-Cola, Fanta, Sprite, Minute Maid, and Nutriboost across Indonesia. With eight manufacturing facilities in Sumatra, Java, and Bali, CCEP Indonesia employs over 5,200 people and distributes to over 450,000 outlets. The company is committed to sustainability and community engagement through initiatives like the Bali Beach Clean Up and Green School programs. It is listed on multiple stock exchanges and focuses on fostering a diverse and inclusive work culture.
Masyita Crystallin
SystemiqTable 2: Leading Sustainable Industry Transformation
Systemiq is a collaborative system designer, developer and disruptor. Our work is a unique combination of coalition building, specialist advisory services, leadership transformation, policy development, redesign of markets and value chains, capital mobilisation, on-the-ground action, as well as incubation of and investment in early-stage businesses.
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Joko Arif
The David & Lucile Packard FoundationTable 1: Mobilizing Resources for Sustainable Ventures
Ahmad Siddik Badruddin
Director of Risk Management at PT Pertamina (Persero)Table 1: Mobilizing Resources for Sustainable Ventures
Pertamina has strong commitment to providing energy and developing new and renewable energy in order to sustain the national energy security and self-sufficiency. As a holding company in energy sector officially announced by the Indonesian Ministry of SOEs on June 12th, 2020, Pertamina now plays a strategic role in leading its six Sub-holdings which includes Upstream Subholding whose operation is placed under PT Pertamina Hulu Energi, Gas Subholding which is operated under PT Pertamina Gas Negara, Refinery & Petrochemical Subholding which is operated under PT Kilang Pertamina Internasional, Power & NRE Subholding managed under PT Pertamina Power Indonesia, Commercial & Trading Subholding operated under PT Patra Niaga, as well as Integrated Marine Logistics Subholding operated under PT Pertamina International Shipping.
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Benedicto Anggita Prayoga Saragih
Columbia Indonesian SocietyTable 1: Mobilizing Resources for Sustainable Ventures - Facilitator
Maria R. Nindita Radyati
President Director of Institute for Sustainability and AgilityTable 2: Leading Sustainable Industry Transformation
PT Cendekia Eduasi Citra Tritunggal, also known as the Institute for Sustainability and Agility (ISA) Indonesia, is a leading educational institution focused on sustainability and agility. It collaborates with various organizations to provide internship opportunities for students, enhancing their knowledge in ESG (Environmental, Social, and Governance) practices. The institute offers courses such as Sustainable and Responsible Financial Management, Sustainable Human Capital Management, and ESG & Sustainability Reporting, among others. These programs are designed to equip students with the skills needed to address global environmental issues and manage sustainability effectively. ISA Indonesia aims to foster a new generation of leaders in sustainability and agility.
Arya Dwi Paramita
Corporate Secretary at PT Pertamina Hulu EnergiTable 2: Leading Sustainable Industry Transformation
PT Pertamina Hulu Energi is a subsidiary of PT Pertamina (Persero). Until now, PHE manages a portfolio and/or operations of 58 subsidiaries, six joint ventures, and two affiliated companies that manage domestic and foreign oil and gas blocks and are engaged in downstream oil and gas and services business activities, with the number of employees up to 2019 as many as 2,437 people.
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Christian Sanjaya
Columbia Indonesian SocietyTable 2: Leading Sustainable Industry Transformation - Facilitator
Bustar Maitar
KOBUMITable 3: Strengthening Regenerative Value-Added Innovation
PT Ekosistim Bumi Lestari (KOBUMI) was established in June 2022 to create a sustainable business for commodities and products with Eastern Indonesia characteristics in order to increase the competitiveness of commodities as well as the welfare of indigenous and local communities. In accordance with KOBUMI’s tagline, “Finest Goods of The Eastern Paradise”, we believe that the superior commodities in Eastern Indonesia only yielded in the hands of empowered local communities.
Andi P Rahim
CEO of PT GLOBAL ADVIS INDONESIA (INTERCOUNBIX)Table 3: Strengthening Regenerative Value-Added Innovation
PT Global Advis Indonesia, operating under the brand Intercounbix Indonesia, is an advisory company specializing in transfer pricing, accounting, taxation, and business services. Established on the principles of integrity and intelligence, Intercounbix delivers reliable solutions to diverse industries including financial, energy, plantation, and digital technology. The company is committed to excellence and client satisfaction, with a strong focus on sustainability and corporate social responsibility. With a team of experienced professionals who bring over 25 years of experience in accounting and taxation analysis, Intercounbix continues to grow by providing implementable solutions tailored to each client's needs. The company is registered with the Indonesia Global Compact Network, further emphasizing its commitment to ethical business practices.
Josephine Satyono
Executive Director of UN Global Compact Network IndonesiaTable 3: Strengthening Regenerative Value-Added Innovation
UN Global Compact Network Indonesia (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.
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Catherine Pricilla
Columbia Indonesian SocietyTable 3: Strengthening Regenerative Value-Added Innovation - Facilitator
Jeroen Rijnenberg
CEO of SBDI FoundationTable 4: Building Narrative & Collective Actions
SBDI Foundation is a non-profit organization in the legal form of foundation which focus on sustainable development of start-ups initiated by students that is in line with the SDG.
SBDI foundation guide students with the implementation of the SDGs within there future business, due to a unique professional practical business development program, we accelerate business growth and success, and decrease the chance of failure, due to practical experience programs.
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Edo Napitupulu
Columbia Indonesian SocietyTable 4: Building Narrative & Collective Actions - Facilitator
Andhina Ratri Aryani
Sustainability Program Activation Specialist at PT Bank Jago TbkSDG Innovation Young Innovator
Project Summary:
In Indonesia, online lending (PINJOL) has become increasingly predatory, with high interest rates and hidden fees trapping borrowers in a cycle of debt. The innovators team from Bank Jago addresses this issue through the "Improving Financial Health of the Lower-Middle Market through Non-Predatory Responsible Lending" project, offered via the Jago app. four key benefits: Personalized, Faster, Early Repayment, and Transparent. The project uses big data and machine learning to assess and improve users' financial health, offering tailored loan products and financial education. Users with low financial health are guided to enhance their credit profiles and financial knowledge before loan eligibility. In its first year, the project aims to issue 30,000 responsible loans, helping borrowers avoid predatory practices and fostering financial stability and growth.
Company Profile:
Specifically built as a tech-based bank embedded within Indonesia’s digital ecosystem, PT Bank Jago Tbk aspires to enhance the growth of millions through life-centric digital financial solutions. Bank Jago develops banking products and services, both conventional and sharia, that can be used by everyone, including retail (consumer), mass market, or micro, small and medium enterprises (MSME). Bank Jago’s products can be compatible with consumer’s ecosystems, and also with the users’ personal needs. The collaborations with various ecosystems enable users to live their lives more conveniently.
Elvina Winda Sagala
CSR Manager at PT Pertamina Hulu EnergiSDG Innovation Young Innovator
Project Summary:
The "Waste to Energy for Community (WASTECO)" project, developed by the innovators team from PHE, addresses waste management issues in Balikpapan, Indonesia, where 480 tons of waste are generated daily. The project transforms waste from the Manggar Landfill into renewable energy by capturing methane gas, which is then used as a substitute for subsidized LPG in local households. WASTECO achieves this by converting waste and leachate into methane gas through advanced oil and gas technologies. The residual waste proceeds to the Manggar site to be processed as a feedstock for methane gas. Since its launch, WASTECO has benefitted 380 households, 1,520 residents, and 28 MSMEs, saving over 456 million rupiah in energy costs and reducing greenhouse gas emissions by 296,356 ton CO2eq annually. The project has also become a model for sustainability, replicated in East Kalimantan, South Kalimantan, and Bali, and has attracted over 20,000 visitors interested in renewable energy and waste management.
Company Profile:
PT Pertamina Hulu Energi is a subsidiary of PT Pertamina (Persero). Until now, PHE manages a portfolio and/or operations of 69 subsidiaries, six joint ventures, and two affiliated companies that manage domestic and foreign oil and gas blocks and are engaged in downstream oil and gas and services business activities, with the number of employees as many as 14,154 people.
Hesty Apriani
Officer CSR at PT Pertamina Hulu EnergiSDG Innovation Young Innovator
Project Summary:
The "Waste to Energy for Community (WASTECO)" project, developed by the innovators team from PHE, addresses waste management issues in Balikpapan, Indonesia, where 480 tons of waste are generated daily. The project transforms waste from the Manggar Landfill into renewable energy by capturing methane gas, which is then used as a substitute for subsidized LPG in local households. WASTECO achieves this by converting waste and leachate into methane gas through advanced oil and gas technologies. The residual waste proceeds to the Manggar site to be processed as a feedstock for methane gas. Since its launch, WASTECO has benefitted 380 households, 1,520 residents, and 28 MSMEs, saving over 456 million rupiah in energy costs and reducing greenhouse gas emissions by 296,356 ton CO2eq annually. The project has also become a model for sustainability, replicated in East Kalimantan, South Kalimantan, and Bali, and has attracted over 20,000 visitors interested in renewable energy and waste management.
Company Profile:
PT Pertamina Hulu Energi is a subsidiary of PT Pertamina (Persero). Until now, PHE manages a portfolio and/or operations of 69 subsidiaries, six joint ventures, and two affiliated companies that manage domestic and foreign oil and gas blocks and are engaged in downstream oil and gas and services business activities, with the number of employees as many as 14,154 people.
Mira Tyas Annisa
Sr Officer Communication Relations & CID Zona 8 at PT Pertamina Hulu EnergiSDG Innovation Young Innovator
Project Summary:
The "Waste to Energy for Community (WASTECO)" project, developed by the innovators team from PHE, addresses waste management issues in Balikpapan, Indonesia, where 480 tons of waste are generated daily. The project transforms waste from the Manggar Landfill into renewable energy by capturing methane gas, which is then used as a substitute for subsidized LPG in local households. WASTECO achieves this by converting waste and leachate into methane gas through advanced oil and gas technologies. The residual waste proceeds to the Manggar site to be processed as a feedstock for methane gas. Since its launch, WASTECO has benefitted 380 households, 1,520 residents, and 28 MSMEs, saving over 456 million rupiah in energy costs and reducing greenhouse gas emissions by 296,356 ton CO2eq annually. The project has also become a model for sustainability, replicated in East Kalimantan, South Kalimantan, and Bali, and has attracted over 20,000 visitors interested in renewable energy and waste management.
Company Profile:
PT Pertamina Hulu Energi is a subsidiary of PT Pertamina (Persero). Until now, PHE manages a portfolio and/or operations of 69 subsidiaries, six joint ventures, and two affiliated companies that manage domestic and foreign oil and gas blocks and are engaged in downstream oil and gas and services business activities, with the number of employees as many as 14,154 people.
Wahyu Irfan
Sr Officer CSR at PT Pertamina Hulu EnergiSDG Innovation Young Innovator
Project Summary:
The "Waste to Energy for Community (WASTECO)" project, developed by the innovators team from PHE, addresses waste management issues in Balikpapan, Indonesia, where 480 tons of waste are generated daily. The project transforms waste from the Manggar Landfill into renewable energy by capturing methane gas, which is then used as a substitute for subsidized LPG in local households. WASTECO achieves this by converting waste and leachate into methane gas through advanced oil and gas technologies. The residual waste proceeds to the Manggar site to be processed as a feedstock for methane gas. Since its launch, WASTECO has benefitted 380 households, 1,520 residents, and 28 MSMEs, saving over 456 million rupiah in energy costs and reducing greenhouse gas emissions by 296,356 ton CO2eq annually. The project has also become a model for sustainability, replicated in East Kalimantan, South Kalimantan, and Bali, and has attracted over 20,000 visitors interested in renewable energy and waste management.
Company Profile:
PT Pertamina Hulu Energi is a subsidiary of PT Pertamina (Persero). Until now, PHE manages a portfolio and/or operations of 69 subsidiaries, six joint ventures, and two affiliated companies that manage domestic and foreign oil and gas blocks and are engaged in downstream oil and gas and services business activities, with the number of employees as many as 14,154 people.
Gene Adhiyasa
Analyst Sustainability Governance & Reporting at PT Pertamina International ShippingSDG Innovation Young Innovator
Project Summary:
The "BerSEAnergi untuk Laut" (SEAnergy for the Ocean) project by the innovators team from PT Pertamina International Shipping addresses critical issues in marine conservation amidst the growing maritime activity. With around 20,000 whale fatalities annually from ship collisions and 1.5 million tons of oil discarded into oceans, the SEAnergi initiative aims to harmonize economic advancement with ecological sustainability. SEAnergi utilizes the Enhanced Daily Tanker Position (EDTP) application to track vessels in real time using GPS technology, integrating Marine Protection Area (MPA) monitoring and whale shark tagging data. This system provides detailed vessel tracking, alerts for sensitive areas, and integrates marine biologist data to map migratory patterns. The project covers 449 km² across 7 MPAs and protects 205 whale sharks, aiming to reduce emissions by 20,870 tCO2e. SEAnergi supports scientific research, boosts coastal community resilience, and is projected to generate average additional revenue of USD 141,410 annually, setting new global standards in maritime conservation.
Company Profile:
PT Pertamina Internasional Shipping was established in 2016, as a spin-off of PT Pertamina (Persero), Indonesia’s state-owned energy company. PIS then has been appointed as a Sub- holding of Integrated Marine Logistics (IML) carrying out all shipping, marine services, and logistics businesses.
As the biggest energy shipping company in Indonesia, PIS shows its track record and expertise in distributing energy across the world. Each year, it also transports more than 1.5 million KL oil and products to fulfill the energy demand of Indonesia, one of the world’s fastest growing economy.
Nabila Ismasari
Officer CSR at PT Pertamina International ShippingSDG Innovation Young Innovator
Project Summary:
The "BerSEAnergi untuk Laut" (SEAnergy for the Ocean) project by the innovators team from PT Pertamina International Shipping addresses critical issues in marine conservation amidst the growing maritime activity. With around 20,000 whale fatalities annually from ship collisions and 1.5 million tons of oil discarded into oceans, the SEAnergi initiative aims to harmonize economic advancement with ecological sustainability. SEAnergi utilizes the Enhanced Daily Tanker Position (EDTP) application to track vessels in real time using GPS technology, integrating Marine Protection Area (MPA) monitoring and whale shark tagging data. This system provides detailed vessel tracking, alerts for sensitive areas, and integrates marine biologist data to map migratory patterns. The project covers 449 km² across 7 MPAs and protects 205 whale sharks, aiming to reduce emissions by 20,870 tCO2e. SEAnergi supports scientific research, boosts coastal community resilience, and is projected to generate average additional revenue of USD 141,410 annually, setting new global standards in maritime conservation.
Company Profile:
PT Pertamina Internasional Shipping was established in 2016, as a spin-off of PT Pertamina (Persero), Indonesia’s state-owned energy company. PIS then has been appointed as a Sub- holding of Integrated Marine Logistics (IML) carrying out all shipping, marine services, and logistics businesses.
As the biggest energy shipping company in Indonesia, PIS shows its track record and expertise in distributing energy across the world. Each year, it also transports more than 1.5 million KL oil and products to fulfill the energy demand of Indonesia, one of the world’s fastest growing economy.