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At PwC Singapore’s "Getting Ahead in Supply Chain Sustainability" event this week, Kiran Zaidi joined leading voices from DHL, UOB, McDonald's, and Goodpack to get to the crux of how to make sustainable supply chains more than just a buzzword. For Telenor, sustainability begins with the right data. By taking a data-driven approach, we can make more informed decisions and not only minimise the environmental impact of our operations but also create a more positive future. Kiran also shared Telenor’s experience with double materiality assessments—understanding both financial and ESG impacts—and how value chain mapping can unlock more opportunities across the supply chain, to minimize risk and create value for the business. #DoubleMateriality #DMA

Green Biz Ready Event by CIMB The "Cooler Earth Sustainability Series" by CIMB Malaysia is an initiative that focuses on promoting sustainability practices and awareness to accelerate ecosystem towards building a sustainable tomorrow. ESG stands for Environmental, Social, and Governance. It refers to a set of criteria that investors and other stakeholders use to evaluate a company's operations and how it manages risks and opportunities related to sustainability and societal impact.In conclusion, ESG (Environmental, Social, and Governance) criteria are pivotal in evaluating a company's sustainability and societal impact. By considering these factors, investors and stakeholders can promote responsible business practices that benefit both the environment and society while ensuring sound governance. As awareness grows, integrating ESG considerations into decision-making processes becomes essential for fostering long-term value creation and resilience in a rapidly changing world.#cimbgreenbizready #cimb

In the quest to mitigate corporate impact on the planet, sustainability executives are facing unprecedented challenges, often pushing them into “survival mode.” At the Common Sense Conferences Sustainable Impact Summit Singapore on September 12th, the following panelists will discuss the evolving nature of sustainability leadership and how coalitions and collaborations within and across industries are redefining expectations, enabling leaders to thrive rather than merely survive: - Helge Muenkel, CFA, Chief Sustainability Officer, DBS Bank - Amandeep Singh Bedi, Managing Director and Head of Southeast Asia, ENGIE Impact - Carina Sumilong Bayon, Chief Environment, Social & Governance Officer at Pepsi-Cola Products Philippines Inc.(PCPPI) - Darren Teoh 張學廣, Vice President, Group Sustainability at CapitaLand Investment - Chris Eng, Chief Strategy Officer at Etiqa Insurance and Takaful - Natalia Rajewska, Global Head of Sustainable Investment at Nikko Asset Management Group Apply to attend: bit.ly/48XbA5B #ESG #NetZero #SustainableFuture #SustainableDevelopmentGoals #SustainabilityLeadership

In the quest to mitigate corporate impact on the planet, sustainability executives are facing unprecedented challenges, often pushing them into “survival mode.” At the Sustainable Impact Summit Singapore on September 12th, the following panelists will discuss the evolving nature of sustainability leadership and how coalitions and collaborations within and across industries are redefining expectations, enabling leaders to thrive rather than merely survive: - Helge Muenkel, CFA, Chief Sustainability Officer, DBS Bank - Amandeep Singh Bedi, Managing Director and Head of Southeast Asia, ENGIE Impact - Carina Sumilong Bayon, Chief Environment, Social & Governance Officer at Pepsi-Cola Products Philippines Inc.(PCPPI) - Darren Teoh 張學廣, Vice President, Group Sustainability at CapitaLand Investment - Chris Eng, Chief Strategy Officer at Etiqa Insurance and Takaful - Natalia Rajewska, Global Head of Sustainable Investment at Nikko Asset Management Group Apply to attend: bit.ly/48XbA5B #ESG #NetZero #SustainableFuture #SustainableDevelopmentGoals #SustainabilityLeadership

UOB Thailand’s Sustainability Report 2023 is now published. This report articulates our sustainability approach, efforts and progress made in 2023, and we look forward to making further strides and impact. Massive thanks to the UOB Thailand colleagues for the months of hard work putting it together. You can access the Sustainability Report on our sustainability website below. Duangjai M. Pornkanok P. Papitchaya Suntep Pantaree Siripriwon Kelyn Tan Shantel Tay #UOBThailand #SustainabilityReport #UOBTSustainability

The vision of sustainability and the implementation of ESG at Bank Mandiri does not stop at Indonesia. As part of the bank's environmentally friendly operational initiatives, Bank Mandiri in Singapore has taken the initiative to recycle used clothing into Mandiri uniforms. #BeritaMandiri #esg #environment

Indeed, Business is a Key Player in Sustainability Indonesia generates approximately 67.8 million metric tons of waste annually, a number that continues to rise due to rapid urbanization, population growth, and increasing consumption. Recognizing the urgent need for action, Indonesia has set ambitious targets to reduce ocean plastic waste by 70% by 2025 and to achieve near-zero plastic waste to landfill by 2040. But meeting these goals requires more than just government initiatives—it calls for businesses to take bold steps in transforming waste management practices. At PT XL Axiata Tbk, we have long focused on initiatives to reduce our carbon emissions, but as we look ahead to 2024, we are expanding our focus to take an active leadership role in waste management across the industry. Our commitment was reinforced during the 3rd Sustainability Week held in September, where we emphasized the importance of the circular economy. The circular economy serves as a foundational strategy that intersects with multiple aspects of sustainability, from climate action and resource efficiency to social inclusion and economic resilience. By adopting circular models—such as reducing, reusing, and recycling materials—businesses can significantly contribute to the nation’s waste reduction goals and drive meaningful change. The call is clear: it’s time for businesses to embrace circularity, innovate in waste management, and collaborate for a sustainable future. Tamara Dewi Gondo Soerijo, Melia Winata have lead by example through their inspirational work in Liberty Society and Du Anyam respectively; while bu Ratnaesih from OCBC Indonesia shared their progressive programs in implementation of circular economy as part of their business. Every effort counts toward a cleaner, greener Indonesia. #greenaction #greenerfuture #JadiLebihBaik

🌍 Thrilled to see The Edge Malaysia's ESG Awards return for a third year in collaboration with Bursa Malaysia! I’m grateful to be part of the Index & Sustainable Business team, led by Chiun Chiek Wong and Hui Yin Wong, supporting the process where FTSE Russell independently provides ESG scores for public listed companies (PLCs) using the FTSE4Good methodology. This year, eligibility has expanded beyond the EMAS index, opening up the awards to a wider universe of companies. This shift promotes inclusivity, allowing more companies to gain recognition and learn from each other’s best practices in sustainability. As Bursa Malaysia’s CEO Datuk Umar noted, this expansion not only “levels the playing field” but also supports companies in staying relevant and competitive on a global scale. This initiative accelerates the ESG journey for Malaysian companies, positioning them as strong partners in global supply chains and empowering them with the insights they need to drive impactful, sustainable change. Excited to see how these efforts continue to strengthen Malaysia’s competitive edge! 🌟 For more information, refer to this website: [https://lnkd.in/g86iv-pz] #Sustainability #ESG #FTSE4Good #BursaMalaysia #TheEdgeESGAwards

Sustainability has long been at the heart of our business, anchored on the OCBC Group’s purpose and values. In our Sustainability Report 2023, find out more about how we are embedding sustainability into all aspects of our business and operations, and making progress in our ESG goals to create sustainable value for clients, employees, investors and communities. Learn more: https://lnkd.in/g4mqSv8U

SwissCham Indonesia’s founding member, PT HM Sampoerna Tbk., published its 2023 Sustainability Report in April, showcasing the progress that the company has been making towards creating value for all stakeholders. Established in 1913, Sampoerna strives to continuously deliver on its commitment by integrating sustainability into all the Company’s activities and applying the Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG) framework. In designing and implementing sustainability initiatives under the ‘Sampoerna Untuk Indonesia’ Sustainability Program Umbrella, Sampoerna consistently embodies the Three Hands Philosophy, which represents all key stakeholders: adult consumers, employees, business partners, shareholders, and society at large, including Indonesia’s micro, small, and medium enterprises (MSME). For more information, access Sampoerna 2023 Annual Report and Sustainability Report here: https://bit.ly/HMSReports #SwissChamID #SwissChamMember #SustainabilityReport #AnnualReport #Sustainability #ESG #Sampoerna #SwissCompany #IndonesianCompany #Sustainability #CSR #SampoernaUntukIndonesia