The 3rd Conference on Corporate Social Responsibility Jakarta



Why Business Leaders Should Not Underestimate CSR

Many CSR program run by companies are similar or overlap with programs held with other companies. How the government, private companies, and NGO’s suppose to act for Further CSR development in Indonesia? Find out more ››

“3rd International Conference on Corporate Social Responsibility is one of the best ways to address multi-sector partnerships for sustainable development”


Where and When?

Balai Kartini Exhibition and Convention Center, Jakarta, 29 – 30 September 2010

System and Instrumentation on CSR. Why We need it

CSR Internalization within the company is essential factor to meet effective CSR. When the companies determine that CSR strategy and actions should be embedded in triple bottom-lines, system and instrumentation of CSR should be predetermined. Some companies put efforts to enhance staff capability in internal or external workshops and trainings, others disseminate CSR activities in their internal meetings. Special department or additional staffs are some alternatives to accelerate CSR program internalization. This valuable topic can be found in The 3rd ICCSR.

Ten (+1) Top Reasons Why You should Participate on
The 3rd ICCSR

  1. Articulate the meaning of CSR clearly and open channels for healthy discussion of key issues
  2. Increase your understanding and gain new insights from of CSR the experts
  3. Broaden your skills through best practices sessions from CSR practitioners
  4. Measure the effectiveness of current CSR program
  5. Develop strategy to apply your own CSR initiatives and programs
  6. Develop connections amongst CSR business leaders in Indonesia and around the world
  7. Networking - get up close and personal with your peers in the business industry
  8. Provide a space in which the other stakeholders can interact with you
  9. Build community around your CSR programs
  10. Do good for non-profit or social organization in Indonesia
  11. +1 Have fun with all the programs!

Who Should Attend?

CEO’s, Managing Director, Senior Corporate Executive, Executive Director, NGOs, Universities, Government Officials, and persons who are interest in CSR

Objectives

  • Raise the awareness on CSR among private sector and relevant stakeholders
  • Encourage business to be more socially responsible
  • Creating an enabling environment or building multi-stakeholder partnership

Primary Goals

  • Identify and build multi-sector partnership opportunities
  • Highlight innovative programs and best practices in CSR by corporations in Indonesia and other countries
  • Identify multi-sectoral partnership opportunities to environmental, social and governance issues pertaining to companies

What People Say About CSR

“CSR is full part of the company strategy; it contributes to the brand equity and CSR role and relevance has to be understood by every single employee.” – Bernard Ducros, President Director, PT.Tirta Investama –
“CSR is a company's responsibility toward its stakeholders: internally to become the company of choice and externally to ensure its license to operate” - Martiono Hadianto, President Director, PT. Newmont Pacific Nusantara -
“Corporate social responsibility is a hard-edge business decision. Not because it is a nice thing to do or because people are forcing us to do it….because it is a good for our business.” – Niall Fitzerald, Former CEO, Unilever -
“Our consumers are very sensitive to social and environment issues..we have actively engaged with them on these issues in the last ten years, and they have become very aware as consumers. They especially ask for information on environmental policies, workers’ rights and product safety.”   - Walter Dondi, Director of Co-op Adriatica (Italy’s largest retailer) -
“It is not good enough to do what the law says. We need to be in the forefront of these social responsibility issues.” – Anders Dahlvig, CEO of IKEA, quoted in Financial Times -