Capacity Building Series for Public Listed Companies:"Business Reporting on the SDGs"

With the issuance of POJK 51/2017, Publicly Listed Companies are required to disclose about their impacts on social, economic and environment issues. The enactment of this regulation coincides with the significant engagement of private sectors in contributing to Sustainable Development Goals. Such pivotal roles of companies have been ascribed by all countries, through General Assembly Meeting in 2016 at the United Nations.

Sustainability Reporting is one way to capture private sectors contribution to the SDGs and explore how corporation transforms their business practices to be more sustainable and generating positive impacts to society and environment. At present Indonesia's Financial Service Authority (OJK) has recorded only 9% of listed companies submitting their sustainability report in 2017. For this reason, it is indeed a strategic move to enhance the capacity of the respective 91% of public listed companies to start their Sustainability Reports (SR).

This event will aim to improve the capacity of public listed companies in sustainability reporting, especially in reporting their contribution to the SDGs aligned with the POJK 51/2017 and GRI Standard.