B4E Global Summit 2011
Delivering transformative solutions for our planet
B4E Global Summit 2011, Jakarta – Indonesia
B4E, Business for the Environment, is the worldʼs leading international conference for dialogue and business-driven action for the environment. The fifth annual B4E Global Summit will be held in Jakarta from 27 – 29 April 2011, in partnership with WWF, Global Initiatives and the Government of Indonesia.
Themed “Delivering transformative solutions for our planet”, the Summit will explore a new approach to business leadership that aligns corporate goals with biodiversity and natural capital to provide innovative, sustainable solutions and services for a clean economy and low-carbon future.
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B4E Global Summit 2011 Jakarta Summary Report
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Thursday, 28 April 2011 0800 – 0915 Registration - Grand Ballroom Foyer, Level 2
Facilitator: Charles Emmerson
0900 – 0940 Opening addresses Gusti Muhammad Hatta, Minister of Environment, Republic of Indonesia Suryo Bambang Sulisto, Chairman, KADIN Kemal Stamboel, Chairman of the Executive Board, WWF Indonesia Andrew Steer, Special Envoy for Climate Change, The World Bank 0940 – 1040 Opening plenary discussion panel Rethinking business: A solutions provider for the planet Deep, systemic change is needed in the shift towards a new, low-carbon economy - one where the acknowledged priority is on creating shared value. Solutions are available to effect this transformation but a new approach is needed to mainstream their market penetration. This opening plenary session brings together a high-level speaker panel who will share their insights and philosophies on the principle of value creation as a new approach to business thinking. Moderator: Lasse Gustavsson, Executive Director, Conservation, WWF International Sarwoto Atmosutarno, Chief Executive Officer, Telkomsel Guido Bartels, Chairman, Global Smart Grid Federation, GM, Global Energy & Utilities Industry, IBM Stuart Dean, Chief Executive Officer, GE ASEAN Peggy Liu, Chairperson, Joint US-China Collaboration on Clean Energy (JUCCCE) Frits van Dijk, Executive Vice President, Zone Director for Asia, Oceania, Africa & Middle East, Nestlé 1040 – 1055 Presentation The economics of ecosystems and biodiversity Pavan Sukhdev, Study Leader, The Economics of Ecosystems and Biodiversity (TEEB)
1055 – 1105 Presentation Google Earth Engine: A new planetary-scale platform for environmental data and analysis Rebecca Moore, Engineering Manager, Google Earth Outreach & Earth Engine, Google, Inc. 1105 – 1205 Parallel sessions (Coffee reception provided in rooms courtesy of Philips) Sharing best practices, emerging trends and cutting-edge technologies in:
1. Future fuels: Determining the choice of future fuels A number of emerging fuels are being discussed as possible alternatives to fossil fuels. But what determines the choice of future fuels? This session brings together experts from leading companies and think-tanks in the field to assess the current status and opportunities that future fuels will bring, and will examine the critical parameters in the fuel decision-making process such as availability, environmental impact and fuel efficiency, cost and customer acceptance. Medan Room, Level 3 Moderator: Rob Daniel, First Secretary, Joint Head, UK Climate Change Unit, British Embassy, Jakarta Selvasothi Selvaratham, Assistant Manager, Industry Development, ICES Cynthia Bryant, Global Biomass Business Director, Novozymes Ho Hiang Kwee, Director, DNV Clean Technology Centre 2. Green buildings: Towards Zero Carbon A highly collaborative session in which a panel of leading design and engineering professionals will focus on green building technologies and designs, and highlight progress towards a vision of a world in which buildings consume zero net energy. Sumatra Room, Level 1 Moderator: Jay Witherspoon, Vice President, Water Sustainability Director & International Technology Leader, CH2M HILL International Ho Tong Yen, Chief Executive Officer, Sino-Singapore Tianjin Eco-City Investment & Development Co., Ltd. Rob Fletcher, President Director, PT Philips Indonesia Raymond Yau, Arup Fellow & Director
3. Renewable energy: 100% Vision With 80% of energy generated by fossil fuels - the acceleration of renewable energy is crucial in the move towards a low-carbon economy. Can the world switch over to clean energy sources generated by wind, water, sun, tidal and geothermal in less than a generation or is this just blue-sky thinking? This session provides an excellent opportunity for discussion and knowledge exchange between a diverse speaker panel on one of the world’s greatest challenges. Java Room, Level 1 Moderator: Angelina Galiteva, President, World Council for Renewable Energy Rafael Senga, Manager, Energy Policy Asia Pacific, Global Climate & Energy Initiative, WWF International Carrie Freeman, Director, Sustainable Business Innovation, Intel Malcolm Jacques, Executive Director, Wasabi Energy Limited Gatot Prawiro, Regional Executive, GE Jenbacher Asia Pacific
4. Smart grids: Enabling the transition to a low-carbon economy There is a pressing need for radical transformation of aging electricity networks. The transition to a SMART GRID is viewed as a key enabler towards the adaptation of electrical infrastructure to support the widespread integration of renewable energy technologies. This session brings together experts in the field to explore the key technical and policy issues, share best practices and discuss the real prospects of smart grid technologies as a key enabler in the transition to a low carbon economy. Sulawesi Room, Level 1 Moderator: Martin Hauske, Director, Global Energy & Utilities, IBM Growth Markets Unit Jaakko Aho, Global Head, Smart Grid Software Solutions, Nokia Siemens Networks Djoko Prasetyo, Deputy Director, System Planning, PT PLN (Persero) David Oxford, Regional Smart Grid Business Development Manager, GE ASEAN
5. Sustainable forestry and agriculture As the world’s population spirals from 6 billion to a projected 9 billion by 2050, and natural resources and communities around the globe are increasingly impacted by changing environmental, social and economic conditions, it will become progressively difficult to meet food demand in a sustainable manner. This expert panel of leaders will share and discuss best-practice sustainable agriculture and forestry management and solutions to overcome this global challenge. Kalimantan Room, Level 1 Moderator: Tony Simons, Director General Designate, World Agroforestry Centre Andrew Chan, Senior Executive Director, PwC Advisory Services Malaysia Arshad Chaudhry, Chief Executive Officer, Nestlé Indonesia Mohammed Rafiq, Senior Vice President, Programs, Rainforest Alliance Howard-Yana Shapiro, Global Staff Officer, Plant Science & External Research, Mars, Inc. Teh Choon Bok, Corporate Advisor, PT Cipta Usaha Sejati
6. Sustainable supply chain: Searching for the sweet spot In less than a decade the supply chain has evolved from a mentality of “just in time” to one of “triple bottom line” where it now forms a critical element in the management of business risk, opportunity and sustainability. This panel will discuss how leading companies are managing the complexities of supply chain demands to deliver lower costs and emissions while enhancing both risk and reputation. Denpasar Room, Level 3 Moderator: Helen van Hoeven, Director, Market Transformation Initiative, WWF International Vikram Agarwal, Vice President Procurement, Asia, Africa, Central & Eastern Europe, Unilever Asia Dejan Lewis, Senior Manager Asia (South), The Forest Trust Martin Stuchtey, Director & Co-Lead, Zero-waste Economy Initiative, McKinsey & Company Coco Ushiyama, WFP Representative
7. Technology and communications: Influencing change No one has 20:20 vision of what may happen in the future – but in the year 2020 key trends such as climate change, energy growth security and demographic change will impact the way businesses, governments and the broader society behave. This futuristic session examines the pace of technological change by 2020 and describes how the ICT sector will play a vital role in how we all respond to the changing dynamics of a new economy. Maluku Room, Level 1 Moderator: Ranjit Barthakur, Advisor, Tata Consulting Services Rebecca Moore, Engineering Manager, Google Earth Outreach & Earth Engine, Google, Inc. Alison Rowe, Global Executive Director Sustainability, Fujitsu Jim Walker, International Programmes & Strategy Director, Co-Founder, The Climate Group
1205 – 1330 Lunch - Indonesia Room Foyer, Level 1
1330 Delegates take seats to prepare for President’s arrival Grand Ballroom, Level 2
1405 – 1410 Afternoon opening address Gita Wirjawan, Chairman, Investment Coordinating Board, Republic of Indonesia
1410 – 1420 Keynote Address Helen Clark, Administrator, UNDP
1420 – 1445 Keynote address by Guest of Honour Susilo Bambang Yudhoyono, President, Republic of Indonesia
1445 – 1545 Plenary discussion panel Scaling-up investment and regional cooperation to deliver green economy solutions An unprecedented level of investment, as well as greatly enhanced collaboration between policymakers, regional leaders and business, is urgently needed to curb deforestation, biodiversity loss and climate change. This panel of leaders will discuss specific actions being taken to increase investment and enhance regional cooperation to deliver sustainable natural resource management, low-carbon development and green economy solutions. Moderator: Adam Schwarz, Senior Advisor, McKinsey & Company Asia Speakers: Olav Kjørven, Assistant Secretary-General & Director, Bureau of Development Policy, UNDP Teras Narang, Governor, Central Kalimantan, Republic of Indonesia Gita Wirjawan, Chairman, Investment Coordinating Board, Republic of Indonesia Rachmat Witoelar, President’s Special Envoy for Climate Change, Republic of Indonesia
1545 – 1800 Working groups Smart systems solutions for our planet Sustainability is now recognized as a key driver of business innovation. The most advanced type of sustainability-based innovations, known as smart systems, combine new technologies and business models to transform and deliver solutions across sectors and industries. In these working groups, participants from a cross-sector of industries will come together to explore how smart systems can provide powerful, transformative solutions to a wide range of environmental and climate-related problems. Each working group will discuss the opportunities for smart system solutions in their industries, the challenges and obstacles to implementing these solutions and the potential impact of smart systems for their businesses and for the environment.
1. Building and living solutions Sumatra Room, Level 1 Chair: Claude Fussler, Special Advisor on Innovation & Sustainability Caroline Bayliss, Director, Australia, The Climate Group Alex Buechi, Manager, Building Solutions, PT Holcim Indonesia Constant Van Aerschot, Director, Lafarge, Co-chair, Energy Efficiency in Buildings, WBCSD
Discussion Leaders: Chris Sebastian, Co-Founder & Marketing Director, PT National Energy Solutions Raymond Yau, Arup Fellow & Director
2. Energy solutions Java Room, Level 1 Chair: Alex MacGillivray, Chief Executive Officer, Climate Business GBS Bindra, Global Innovation Director, Logica Sanjay Kuttan, Director, DNV Clean Technology Centre Peggy Liu, Chairperson, Joint US-China Collaboration on Clean Energy (JUCCCE) Hasbi Lubis, Marketing Manager, GE Energy Services, Asia Pacific Luluk Sumiarso, Director General, New and Renewable Energy & Energy Conservation, Ministry of Energy and Mineral Resources, Republic of Indonesia
Discussion Leaders: Jaakko Aho, Head, Energy Solutions, Nokia Siemens Networks Angelina Galiteva, President, World Council for Renewable Energy Nyoman Iswarayoga, Director, Climate & Energy, WWF Indonesia
3. Forest and biodiversity solutions Sulawesi Room, Level 1 Chair: Rod Taylor, Forests Director, WWF International Jean Pierre Caliman, Director, SMART Research Institute Robert Hunink, Global Head of Wood Products Business, Olam Seiji Kawazoe, Associate General Manager, Sumitomo Trust & Banking Co. Ltd Adam Schwarz, Senior Advisor, McKinsey & Company Asia David Steuerman, Programme Officer, Business & Biodiversity, UNEP Convention on Biological Diversity Giane Zimmer, General Manager, Sustainability & Biodiversity, Vale
Discussion Leaders: Rob Evans, Technical Advisor, PT PwC Indonesia Advisory Eka Namara Ginting, Commissioner, PT Rimba Raya Conservation Mohammed Rafiq, Senior Vice President, Programs, Rainforest Alliance Howard-Yana Shapiro, Global Director, Plant Science & External Research, Mars, Inc. Dorjee Sun, Chief Executive Officer, Carbon Conservation
4. Transport and mobility solutions Kalimantan Room, Level 1 Chair: Thomas Tang, Regional Director, Corporate Sustainability, AECOM Asia Sung Woo Kim, Head, Sustainability, KPMG Korea Axel Muench, Head, Business Development, Industry Sector Mobility Division, Siemens ASEAN Katharina Tomoff, Vice President, GoGreen, Deutsche Post DHL
Discussion Leaders: Wilson Tan, Director, Corporate Responsibility, Legal & Public Affairs, TNT Asia Pacific Novianto Herupratomo, Vice President, Corporate Quality, Safety & Environment Management, 5. Water management solutions Maluku Room, Level 1 Chair: Rod Parsley, Partner, Perella Weinberg Partners Bernard Ducros, Vice President Asia, Danone Water Business Kiyoshi Kinugawa, Chief Executive & Chief Innovation Officer for Asia, Hitachi, Ltd. Martin Stuchtey, Director & Co-Lead, 2030 Water Resources Group, McKinsey & Company Jay Witherspoon, Vice President, Water Sustainability Director & International Technology Leader, CH2M HILL International
Discussion Leaders: Michael Roeder, Region Leader, GE Water Equipment Services, Asia Pacific Ivan H.K. Tsang, Regional Director, Water & Urban Development, South East Asia, AECOM
1600 – 1730 B4E Youth Programme (by invitation only) Ballroom B, Level 2 Moderator: Hayden Turner, National Geographic Wildlife Presenter Helen Clark, Administrator, UNDP Graham Hill, Founder, Treehugger.com, Vice President, Interactive Media, Planet Green Nadya Hutagalung, Activist & Founder, www.greenkampong.com Frits van Dijk, Executive Vice President, Zone Director for Asia, Oceania, Africa & Middle East, Nestlé 1900 – 2130 Cocktail Reception Ballroom A, Level 2 |
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Friday, 29 April 2011 0730 – 0845 Breakfast dialogues 1. Transforming commitment into action: Accelerating progress towards the Millennium Development Goals through public-private partnerships and inclusive business (By invitation only) Java Room Chaired and hosted by UNDP Welcome note: El-Mostafa Benlamlih, UNDP RR/RC Chair: Heru Prasetyo, Presidential Working Unit, Supervision and Management of Development (UKP4) Ajay Chibber, Director, UNDP’s Regional Bureau for Asia and the Pacific (RBAP) Y.W. Junardy, President, Indonesian Global Compact Network Bambang Widianto, Deputy for Social Welfare, Office of the Vice President, Republic of Indonesia Nila Moeloek, Special Envoy on the Millennium Development Goals (MDGs) for the President of Indonesia Susi Pudjiastuti, President, Susi Air Peter Heng, Managing Director, Golden Agri Resources
2. Enhancing partnerships for tiger conservation The survival of the wild tiger represents one of mankind’s ultimate sustainability challenges. Tigers, dependent upon large areas of contiguous habitat and sufficient prey, are diminishing rapidly as their habitat is increasingly fragmented and restricted. One innovative conservation option is to involve land-owners and concession holders in providing parts of their land to be managed as tiger conservation areas, either as a contribution to core habitat or as wildlife “corridors” connecting tiger reserves. In this expert panel of tiger conservation practitioners and land managers, we will discuss the challenges and opportunities relating to this potentially ground-breaking “corporate-managed tiger reserve” approach. (Open to all delegates - pre-registration required) Sulawesi Room Hosted by WWF Moderator: Neil Franklin, Special Advisor, WBCSD Laura D’Arcy, Co-Country Coordinator, Zoological Society of London - Indonesia Programme Aniela Maria, Deputy Director, Sustainability & Stakeholder Engagement, APP Indonesia Peggy Melati Sukma, Tambling Wildlife Nature Conservation, Indonesia Tony Sumampuw, Wildlife Expert, Taman Safari Park, Indonesia
3. Driving sustainable growth strategies for forest-based industries Amidst the most challenging business circumstances, forestry and forest-based industries remain a promising sector for developing countries with rich forest resources, both natural and plantations. Despite the economic downturn and natural disasters occurring in consumer countries, the demand side indicates that forest-based products are irreplaceable to any other alternatives due to their nature distinctiveness. This expert panel of leaders will share and discuss different angles of strategies, from the business and NGOs perspective. (Open to all delegates - pre-registration required) Kalimantan Room Co-hosted by WWF Moderator: Charles Emmerson Dicky Simorangkir, Forest Program Director, TNC Indonesia Robert Hunink, Global Head, Wood Products Business, Olam Rob Evans, Technical Advisor, PT PwC Indonesia Advisory
4. Coral Triangle low-carbon tourism initiative (Open to all delegates - pre-registration required) Tourism remains the fastest growing economic sector and in many small developing countries, represents the main source of foreign currency earnings as well as the highest employer of local people. It also exerts a significant (often the largest) ecological footprint upon the very environment it sells and markets and utilizes, a paradox which offers unique opportunities for building business/nature mechanisms. This expert panel of leaders will share and discuss public private partnership approach as it is implemented in Fiji and Indonesia, under the President Yudoyono’s pioneered Coral Triangle Initiatives. Maluku Room Co-hosted by WWF Moderator: Charlie Avis, Conservation Director, WWF South Pacific Program Officer Chris Andrew, Chief Executive Officer, Greenlight Technology Group Maaike Göbel, Manager, Southeast Asia and Pacific, REEEP Agus Priyono, Director General of Development for Tourism Destination, Ministry of Culture and Tourism, Republic of Indonesia
PLENARY SESSIONS Grand Ballroom, Level 2
Facilitator: Charles Emmerson 0900 – 0910 Opening addresses Kuntoro Mangkusbroto, Head, President’s Delivery Unit for Development Monitoring and Oversight, Republic of Indonesia
0910 – 0920 Keynote address Agus Purnomo, Special Assistant on Climate Change to President, Republic of Indonesia
0920 – 1020 Plenary discussion panel REDD+ partnerships to restore biodiversity and forest communities REDD+ has both economic and environmental outcomes. This panel of experts will examine different aspects of REDD+ partnerships and how these can be leveraged to drive economic growth that is both environmentally and socially sustainable. Key issues include how industry, civil society and governments can promote sustainable forestry management practices, protect biodiversity and establish sustainable supply chains; and how to create balance and equity for all parties involved, including forest communities. Moderator: Adam Schwarz, Senior Advisor, McKinsey & Company Asia Gemma Boetekees, Global Network Director, Forest Stewardship Council Peter Chambers, Managing Director, Strategy & Governance, Rajawali Group Heru Prasetyo, REDD Task Force Secretary, Republic of Indonesia Frances Seymour, Director General, Center for International Forestry Research (CIFOR) Dorjee Sun, Chief Executive Officer, Carbon Conservation
1020 – 1035 In Conversation Moderator: Ram Nidumolu, Founder & Chief Executive Officer, InnovaStrat Umran Beba, President, PepsiCo Asia Pacific 1035 – 1105 Networking coffee break Indonesia Room Foyer, Level 1
1105 – 1120 Declaration from business coalition to support President Yudhoyono’s Commitment on Climate Change Speaker: Hatta Rajasa, Coordinating Minister for the Economy, Republic of Indonesia
1120 - 1220 Plenary discussion panel Advancing sustainable business in Asia Many businesses are already contributing to a more sustainable future whether it be through innovative business models, new partnerships, or the development of low-carbon technologies. In this session regional executives will reflect on the key drivers creating change, new business leadership, and how to translate the changing political, economic and social landscapes into low carbon, resource efficient goods and services. Moderator: Alex MacGilvray, Chief Executive Officer, Climate Business Daud Dharsono, President Director, PT Smart Tbk Derren Green, Director, Sustainability, Asia Pacific & Japan, SAP Peggy Liu, Chairperson, Joint US-China Collaboration on Clean Energy (JUCCCE) Bret Mattes, Chief Executive Officer & Managing Director, Star Energy Arpin Wiradisastra, President Director, PT Danayasa Arthatama Tbk
1220 – 1310 Report from working groups Moderator: Charles Emmerson Claude Fussler, Special Advisor on Innovation & Sustainability Rod Taylor, Forests Director, WWF International Alex MacGilvray, Chief Executive Officer, Climate Business Thomas Tang, Regional Director, Corporate Sustainability, AECOM Asia Rod Parsley, Partner, Perella Weinberg Partners 1310 – 1430 Networking lunch - Indonesia Room, Level 1 CIFOR-WWF lunch (by invitation only) - Lotus Room, Level 1
1430 - 1530 Plenary discussion panel Inspiring change: The role of media and film in advancing solutions for our planet The power of the media and film industry to drive positive social and environmental change is increasingly clear. It is not enough however, for journalists just to write about the issues of environment and climate change. They must demonstrate with real action and become the change they want to see. This inspiring panel of leaders will show how, through the influence of media, we can scale up environmental education and really change the way people purchase and consume for a more sustainable, greener future. Moderator: Hayden Turner, National Geographic Wildlife Presenter Matthew Godfrey, President, Y&R Asia Graham Hill, Founder, Treehugger.com, Vice President, Interactive Media, Planet Green Nadya Hutagalung, Activist & Founder, www.greenkampong.com Wimar Witoelar, Columnist & Media Personality
1530 – 1630 Plenary discussion panel Delivering transformative solutions for our planet Responding to environmental and social trends requires business transformation across many sectors. But big corporations often struggle to innovate. This concluding plenary session considers innovation in the context of sustainability, and brings together an expert speaker panel who will share their methods, challenges and lessons learned to raise the understanding of the innovation process - revealing why and how the sustainability agenda takes us beyond incremental change today. Moderator: Ram Nidumolu, Founder & Chief Executive Officer, InnovaStrat Ranjit Barthakur, Advisor, Tata Consulting Services Carrie Freeman, Director, Sustainable Business Innovation, Intel Alison Rowe, Global Executive Director, Sustainability, Fujitsu Jim Walker, International Programmes & Strategy Director, Co-Founder, The Climate Group 1630 Closing |
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B4E Global Summit 2011, Jakarta - Speakers
Susilo Bambang Yudhoyono, President, Republic of Indonesia
Vikram Agarwal, Vice President, Procurement, Asia, Africa, Central & Eastern Europe, Unilever
Jaakko Aho, Global Head of Smart Grid Software Solutions, Nokia Siemens Networks, Finland
Michael Baltzer, Leader, Tigers Alive Initiative, WWF
Guido Bartels, Chairman, Global Smart Grid Federation, GM, Global Energy & Utilities, IBM
Ranjit Barthakur, Advisor, Tata Consultancy Services
Caroline Bayliss, Australia Director, The Climate Group
Umran Beba, President, PepsiCo Asia Pacific
GBS Bindra, Global Innovation Director, Logica plc
Gemma Boetekees, Global Network Director, Forest Stewardship Council
Cynthia Bryant, Global Biomass Business Director, Novozymes
Alex Buechi, Manager, Building Solutions, PT Holcim Indonesia
Dr. Jean Pierre Caliman, Director, SMART Research Institute
Andrew Chan, Senior Executive Director, PwC Advisory Services Malaysia
Arshad Chaudhry, President Director, Nestlé Indonesia
Helen Clark, Administrator, UNDP
Rob Daniel, First Secretary, Climate Change & Economics, British Embassy, Jakarta
Laura D’Arcy, Co-Country Coordinator, Zoological Society of London – Indonesia Programme
Stuart Dean, Chief Executive Officer, GE ASEAN
A J Devanesan, President & Chief Operating Officer, APRIL
Daud Dharsono, President Director, PT SMART Tbk
Bernard Ducros, Vice President Asia, Danone Water Business
Rob Evans, Technical Advisor, PT PwC Indonesia Advisory
Carrie Freeman, Director, Sustainable Business Innovation, Intel
Claude Fussler, Special Advisor on Sustainability & Innovation
Angelina M. Galiteva, President, World Council for Renewable Energy
Eka Namara Ginting, Commissioner, PT Rimba Raya Conservation
Matthew Godfrey, President, Y&R Asia
Lasse Gustavsson, Executive Director, Conservation, WWF International
Gusti Muhammad Hatta, Minister of Environment, Republic of Indonesia
Graham Hill, Founder, Treehugger.com, Vice President, Interactive Media, Planet Green
Captain Novianto Herupratomo, VP Corporate Quality, Safety & Environment Management, Garuda Indonesia
Ho Hiang Kwee, Director, DNV Clean Technology Centre
Ho Tong Yen, Chief Executive Officer, Sino-Singapore Tianjin Eco-City Investment & Development Co., Ltd.
Nyoman Iswarayoga, Director, Climate & Energy, WWF Indonesia
Dr. Malcolm T. Jacques, Executive Director, Wasabi Energy Limited
Seiji Kawazoe, Associate General Manager, Sumitomo Trust & Banking Co., Ltd
Sungwoo Kim, Head, Sustainability, KPMG Korea
Kiyoshi Kinugawa, Chief Executive & Chief Innovation Officer for Asia, Hitachi, Ltd.
Dr. Sanjay C. Kuttan, Director, DNV Clean Technology Center
Dejan Lewis, Country Manager, Indonesia, The Forest Trust
Peggy Liu, Chairperson, Joint US-China Collaboration on Clean Energy (JUCCCE)
Hasbi A Lubis, Marketing Manager, GE Energy Services, Asia Pacific
Alex MacGillivray, Chief Executive Officer, Climate Business
Kuntoro Mangkusubroto, Chair, REDD+ Task Force, Republic of Indonesia
Dr. Bret Mattes, Chief Executive Officer & Managing Director, Star Energy
Alain Monie, Chief Executive Officer, APRIL
Rebecca Moore, Engineering Manager, Google Earth Outreach and Earth Engine, Google, Inc.
Axel Muench, Head, Business Development, Industry Sector Mobility Division, Siemens ASEAN
Ram Nidumolu, Founder & CEO, InnovaStrat, Inc.
Rod Parsley, Partner, Perella Weinberg Partners
Heru Prasetyo, Secretary, REDD+ Task Force, Republic of Indonesia
Gatot Prawiro, Regional Director, GE Jenbacher Asia Pacific
Agus Purnomo, Special Assistant to the President for Climate Change, Republic of Indonesia
Mohammad Rafiq, Senior Vice President, Programs, Rainforest Alliance
Alison Rowe, Global Executive Director, Sustainability, Fujitsu
Adam Schwarz, Senior Advisor, McKinsey & Company Asia
Chris Sebastian, Co-Founder & Marketing Director, PT National Energy Solutions
Selvasothi Selvaratham, Assistant Manager, Industry Development, ICES
Rafael Senga, Manager, Energy Policy Asia Pacific, Global Climate & Energy Initiative, WWF International
Frances Seymour, Director General, Center for International Forestry Research (CIFOR)
Howard-Yana Shapiro, Global Director, Plant Science & External Research, Mars Inc.
Kemal Stamboel, Chairman of the Executive Board, WWF Indonesia
Tony Simons, Director General Designate, World Agroforestry Centre (ICRAF)
Andrew Steer, Special Envoy for Climate Change, The World Bank
David Steuerman, Programme Officer, Business & Biodiversity, Convention on Biological Diversity
Dr. Martin R. Stuchtey, Director, McKinsey & Company
Pavan Sukhdev, Study Leader, The Economics of Ecosystems and Biodiversity (TEEB)
Luluk Sumiarso, Director General, New and Renewable Energy & Energy Conservation,
Ministry of Energy and Mineral Resources, Republic of Indonesia
Dorjee Sun, Chief Executive Officer, Carbon Conservation
Gatut Suwondo, President Director, BNI
Thomas Tang, Regional Director, Corporate Sustainability, AECOM Asia
Katharina Tomoff, Vice President, GoGreen, Deutsche Post DHL
Ivan H.K. Tsang, Regional Director, Water & Urban Development, South East Asia, AECOM
Hayden Turner, National Geographic Wildlife Presenter
Coco Ushiyama, WFP Presentative
Constant Van Aerschot, Director, Lafarge, Co-Chair, Energy Efficiency in Buildings, WBCSD
Frits van Dijk, Executive Vice President, Zone Director for Asia, Oceania, Africa & Middle East, Nestlé
Helen van Hoeven, Director, Market Transformation Initiative, WWF International
Jim Walker, International Programmes & Strategy Director, Co-Founder, The Climate Group
Arpin Wiradisastra, President Director, PT. Danayasa Arthatama Tbk
Gita Wirjawan, Chairman, Investment Coordinating Board, Republic of Indonesia
Jay Witherspoon, Vice President, Water Sustainability Director & International Technology,
Leader, CH2M HILL International
Wimar Witoelar, Columnist & Media Personality
Dr Raymond Yau, Arup Fellow & Director, Arup Hong Kong
Giane Zimmer, General Manager, Sustainability & Biodiversity, Vale
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B4E Global Summit 2011, Jakarta - Partners
HOSTS
WWF
WWF is the world’s leading conservation organization, working in 100 countries for the last 50 years. With the support of almost 5 million members worldwide, WWF is devoted to preserving biodiversity, reducing humanity’s footprint to live within the natural capacity of our living planet, managing and sharing the natural capital for the well-being of all.
In order to achieve its goal, WWF offers science- and research-based solutions, works with local communities and partners, government, business actors and other relevant stakeholders to advise on environmental policies and outline a sustainable development agenda grounded in the natural and economic priorities of key landscapes. WWF can capitalize on its field-based experience and rich knowledge to provide green business solutions and help implement best business practices that benefit both nature and people by joining the global green business network. For further information, visit www.wwf.or.id
BKPM
BKPM is the Investment Coordinating Board of the Republic of Indonesia. As the primary interface between business and government, BKPM is mandated to boost domestic and foreign direct investment through bringing together different investment stakeholders to create a conducive investment climate. Restored to Ministerial status in 2009 and reporting directly to the President of the Republic of Indonesia, this investment promotion agency’s goal is not only to seek more domestic and foreign investment, but also seek quality investments that improve social inequality and reduce unemployment, as well as encouraging investment flows to the less-developed parts of the country. The agency works as a proactive advocate for investments as well as a facilitator for investors.
Global Initiatives
Global Initiatives promotes sustainable global development through a series of television programmes, media projects and international events. These initiatives highlight global issues and offer partnership solutions to some of the greatest challenges facing the world.
Partnership Initiatives:
B4E, Global Business Summit for the Environment
B4E is a leading international conference for dialogue and action on the environment. B4E brings leaders from government, business, NGOs and other stakeholders to discuss collaborative response to environment and climate issues.
www.b4esummit.com
Responsible Business Television
Responsible Business a television series produced by Global Initiatives showcasing leading global corporations that, in partnership with governments, NGOs and other international organizations, are developing business-driven solutions to some of the greatest challenges facing our world. Not only to improve corporate reputation or increase profits, but because it’s the right thing to do.
www.responsiblebusiness.com
STRATEGIC PARTNERS
AG NETWORK & ARTHA GRAHA PEDULI
Artha Graha Network or AG Network is an extensive network of companies, institutions as well as individuals, both affiliated and non-affiliated, who are bonded together by a common vision. The network’s business scope expands across a wide range of industries and sectors throughout Indonesia.
First established in four main areas of business, namely Property, Finance, Agro Industry and Hospitality, the AG Network today has diversified across several other industries including infrastructure, mining, manufacturing, media & entertainment, retail, IT & telecommunications and others.
Over the years, AG Network has steadily built its success as a commercial network of companies and organizations relying on the philosophy of nation building, public services and human resources development programs.
As part of its environmental sustainability and protection programmes, the AG Network supports nature and wildlife conservation in different areas within Indonesia. Its main project called the Tambling Wildlife Nature Conservation is a 45,000-hectare tiger conservation area located on the southern tip of the island of Sumatra.
To establish a common Corporate Social Responsibility plan across the network, AG Network setup the Artha Graha Peduli Foundation, a non-profit organization dedicated to supporting humanitarian missions, social programs, health-care and education, community and environmental developments internationally.
CORPORATE PARTNERS
PGN
PT Perusahaan Gas Negara (Persero) Tbk (PGN) is a state owned company that has been leading the way in Indonesia’s gas industry since 1859, when it went by the name of Firma L.I. Enthoven & Co. As an SOE engaged in the natural gas transmission and distribution business, PGN recognizes the importance of a conducive environment for the Company as a going concern. PGN is committed to applying good corporate governance (GCG) as a means of creating a successful business that will provide maximum benefit for the shareholders in an ethical, legal and sustainable manner, while taking into consideration the interests of and justice for other stakeholders. Through its Social and Environmental Responsibility programs, PGN actively works towards its mission of “growing with the people”, by working towards a harmonized performance that achieves a balance between economic (profit), community (people) and environmental (planet) performance.
Philips
Royal Philips Electronics of the Netherlands (NYSE: PHG, AEX: PHI) is a diversified health and well-being company, focused on improving people’s lives through timely innovations. As a world leader in healthcare, lifestyle and lighting, Philips integrates technologies and design into people-centric solutions, based on fundamental customer insights and the brand promise of “sense and simplicity”. Headquartered in the Netherlands, Philips employs 119,000 employees in more than 60 countries worldwide. With sales of EUR 25.4 billion in 2010, the company is a market leader in cardiac care, acute care and home healthcare, energy efficient lighting solutions and new lighting applications, as well as lifestyle products for personal well-being and pleasure with strong leadership positions in flat TV, male shaving and grooming, portable entertainment and oral healthcare. News from Philips is located at www.philips.com/newscenter.
Telkomsel
Telkomsel is the leading operator of cellular telecommunications services in Indonesia that provides cellular services through GSM Dual Band (900 & 1800), GPRS, Wi-Fi, EDGE, 3G, HSDPA and HSPA+ networks throughout Indonesia. Internationally, Telkomsel collaborate with 362 roaming partners in 196 countries.
With the largest network coverage in Indonesia, reaching over 95% of Indonesia’s population, Telkomsel’s network covers all of the country’s provinces and regencies/counties, and almost all of the sub-counties (”kecamatan”) in Indonesia. As the leader in the broadband market, Telkomsel was the first to launch the “Next Generation Flash HSPA+ which will be rolled out in 24 cities across Indonesia by end of 2010.
Telkomsel provides basic cellular services on voice and text, as well as a variety of value-added services such as ring-back tone, mobile banking, mobile wallet (T-Cash), cash remittance (T-Remittance), internet broadband (TelkomselFlash), BlackBerry service, etc. To serve different segments of customers, Telkomsel offers its customers the choice between two prepaid cards-simPATI and Kartu As, or the post-paid kartuHALO.
In its sixteenth year of operations since the first commercial launch of its post-paid services on May 26, 1995, Telkomsel continues to maintain its leading market share and as the trendsetter in mobile lifestyles. As at end of June 2010, Telkomsel’s customer base reached 88.32 million customers, representing a market share of approximately 47% of the full-mobility cellular market.
For the last 5 years (2005-2009), Telkomsel’s operating revenues have grown from Rp21.13 trillion in 2005 to Rp41.58 trillion in 2009. Over the same period, the total number of Telkomsel’s customer base increased from approximately 24.27 million as at end of 2005 to 81.64 million as at end of 2009, representing a CAGR of 54%.
SUPPORTING PARTNERS
APRIL
Asia Pacific Resources International Limited (APRIL) is a leading producer of fibre, pulp and paper with manufacturing operations in Kerinci, Riau Province, Indonesia and Rizhao, Shandong Province, China. Its flagship product is PAPEROne™ office paper produced from 100% plantation fibre and sold in over 56 countries worldwide. APRIL has been a member of the peer-invited World Business Council of Sustainable Development since 2007, and a signatory to the UN Global Compact since 2006. For more information, please visit www.aprilasia.com.
BMW
The BMW Group is the world’s most sustainable car company for 6 years in a row according to the Dow Jones Sustainability Index. BMW undertakes regular external and internal audits for its operations as well as for its suppliers and strives to conserve environmental resources throughout its value chain. BMW Indonesia is the first car maker in Indonesia to launch a diesel model in the premium executive segment with the new BMW 520d, equipped with BMW Advanced Diesel to deliver the best-in-class fuel and emission levels.
BNI
With total assets Rp 227,5 trillion, BNI serves a growing number of customers in the corporate, commercial/SME, and individual segments, through an extensive distribution network that includes 1,071 domestic and 5 overseas branch offices, 4,003 proprietary ATMs, supported by internet and SMS banking. BNI also participate in environmental preservation as part of its mission to be responsible towards the environment and society.
Gajah Tunggal
PT Gajah Tunggal Tbk is an integrated tire manufacturer in Indonesia with over US$ 1 billion in sales in 2010. The Company recognizes the social responsibility for sustainable corporate actions to lower Carbon Footprints of the industry and strives to implement, promote or sponsor practices within its operations and activities to reduce our national Carbon Footprint, in line with the aspiration and commitment of the Indonesian government.
GE
GE (General Electric) is an advanced technology, services and finance company taking on the world’s toughest challenges. GE is dedicated to innovation in energy, health, transportation and infrastructure. One of GE’s global initiatives, ecomagination, aims to meet demands for energy-efficient, less emissive products by investing in R&D for cleaner technologies ($1.5 billion in 2009), increasing revenues from certified ecomagination products, also reducing GHG emission and water use of its operations. For more information, visit www.ge.com and www.ecomagination.com.
Hitachi
Hitachi, Ltd., (NYSE: HIT / TSE: 6501), headquartered in Tokyo, Japan, is a leading global electronics company with approximately 360,000 employees worldwide. Fiscal 2009 (ended March 31, 2010) consolidated revenues totaled 8,968 billion yen ($96.4 billion). Hitachi will focus more than ever on the Social Innovation Business, which includes information and telecommunication systems, power systems, environmental, industrial and transportation systems, and social and urban systems, as well as the sophisticated materials and key devices that support them. For more information on Hitachi, please visit the company’s website at http://www.hitachi.com.
Nestlé
Nestlé is the world’s leading Nutrition, Health and Wellness company with the mission of “Good Food, Good Life” to provide consumers with the best tasting, most nutritious choices in a wide range of food and beverage categories and eating occasion.
It is Nestlé firm belief that for a company to be successful in the long term and create value for its shareholders, it must also create value for society. At Nestlé, we call this ‘Creating Shared Value’ based on strong foundations of compliance and sustainable business practices. Given the nature of Nestlé’s activities and mission, Nestlé has identified three areas to focus: nutrition, water and rural development.
Sinar Mas
Sinar Mas Agribusiness and Food is the world’s second largest palm oil plantation business with a total planted area of 442,500 hectares (including smallholders) as at 31 December 2010, located in Indonesia. It has integrated operations focused on the production of palm-based edible oil and fat. It believes in taking a leadership role in working with multi-stakeholders to identify solutions that will ensure the long term growth of the palm oil industry, the growth of the Indonesian economy and the improvement of livelihoods of people. For more information please visit these websites: www.smart-tbk.com and www.goldenagri.com.sg
APP
As a leading global manufacturer of paper products, APP recognizes the dual responsibility of good stewardship. First, we must be good stewards of the investment made in our company by its shareholders, employees and customers. These investments go well beyond financial transactions; they are investments of loyalty and trust in our good business practices .Second, we also must be good stewards of the technological, natural and human resources we require to conduct our business. APP’s vision is to become the 21st century’s premiere, world-class pulp and paper manufacturer – a company dedicated to providing superior value to customers, shareholders and employees alike. We can make our vision real only by adhering to responsible practices that ensure the sustainability of all our resources and the well-being of the communities in which we do business.
www.asiapulppaper.com
www.rainforestrealities.com
NETWORKING PARTNERS
Ancora
Ancora engages in four main activities:
Ancora Capital Management, a leading private equity firm focused on growth equity and control investments in Indonesia.
Ancora Indonesia Resources, a publicly-listed holding company with concerns primarily in coal mining, mining services, and oil and gas services.
Ancora Foundation, a not-for-profit foundation that aims to promote education in Indonesia and to increase the number of promising Indonesians pursuing higher education at select universities overseas.
Ancora Sports and Entertainment, a management company that seeks to cultivate Indonesian golfers and to provide a platform for Indonesian musical talents.
Each of these entities is committed to be a beaconofenvironmental stewardship. Some of their initiatives on this frontinclude: Ancora Indonesia Resources’launch of aprogram to preserve the environment with a planting of 1,000 trees to mark the opening of its subsidiary’s second factory; Senayan National Golf Club’s (managed by Ancora Sports) adoption of a water conservation system in its 30-hectare golf course in central Jakarta; and Ancora Foundation’s endowment of a graduate fellowship offered annually at the Environmental Change Institute, University of Oxford.
Blue Bird Group
From taxis to container trucks, Blue Bird Group is one company for all your transportation needs.
For many residents of Indonesia’s capital and largest city, Blue Bird isn’t just another taxi company - it has become a way of life.
If New York is famous for its yellow taxis and London for its black cabs, then Jakarta has Blue Bird to thank for the swarms of blue that cruise about the streets of this busy metropolis day by day.
From a humble beginning of just 25 taxi cabs in 1972, Blue Bird Group has gone through numerous trials and extensions to reach a current fleet of around 19,000.
Serving more than three million passengers per month across the country, Blue Bird Group’s line of services encompasses a broad range of spectrum, from taxis targeted specifically at a higher market (Silver Bird) to car rentals (Golden Bird), charter buses (Big Bird) and container trucks (Iron Bird).
Part of our success is owed to our ability to maintain such a high standard of quality and service over the years. Yet it is the strategic placement and easy availability of our vehicles that ultimately earn us the reputation as a most reliable transportation partner.
Today, Blue Bird Group services can be enjoyed in many of Indonesia’s largest cities including Jakarta, Bali, Bandung, Banten, Lombok, Semarang, Surabaya, Yogyakarta, Manado, and Medan. They are also to be found in the heart of major business and tourist destinations throughout the country.
GLOBAL BROADCAST PARTNER
CNN
CNN International is one of the world’s most respected and trusted sources for news and information. In the Asia Pacific, CNN operates from a digital newsroom and production center in Hong Kong that oversees nine newsgathering operations across the region and produces nearly 40 hours a week of programming. CNN also delivers content across multiple mobile platforms including mobile web, downloadable applications, video and messaging.
MEDIA PARTNERS
Berita Satu Media Holdings
Berita Satu Media Holdings is a news based multi-cycle, multi-platform and multi-brand media company that includes established Indonesian language daily publications, Suara Pembaruan and Investor Daily; English language daily publications Jakarta Globe and Strait Times Indonesia, published in cooperation with Singapore Press Holdings. Berita Satu Media Holdings also publishes Indonesia’s two leading monthly business magazines, Majalah Investor in Indonesian and Globe Asia in English, in addition to other market leader publications such as The Peak, Campus Asia and Kemang Buzz. Planned in the pipeline is a 24-hour news portal BeritaSatu.com and Berita Satu TV, Indonesia’s first High Definition news channel, on the First Media platform, both to be launched later this year.
Berita Satu Media Holdings is a part of the Lippo Group’s Media Division. The Lippo Group is one of Indonesia’s largest conglomerates.
Eco-business.com
Eco-business.com is the leading online platform for Asia Pacific’s sustainable business community.
EB publishes the largest selection of sustainable business news, features and expert opinion for Asia Pacific – covering Policy, Finance, Energy, Smart Grids, Green Buildings, Transport, Manufacturing, Supply Chain, CSR, Waste, Water, Food, Agriculture, Carbon, Eco-cities and Urban Development.
EB also provides members of the community with free collaborative services including company & product directories, project listing, case study showcase, partner & investor linking, events calendar, green jobs board, media release services, research library, and more.
Metro TV
Credible News Television with Quality Program in Indonesia
PT. Media Televisi Indonesia was granted a broadcasting license for Metro TV on October 25, 1999. It is a subsidiary of the Media Group, headed by Surya Paloh, the CEO and President, who brings a wealth of experience from the local media industry and is the publisher of Indonesia’s third largest national newspaper; Media Indonesia. From a workforce of 280 employees during its establishment, the company now employs more than 1200 people with the majority of its team in the newsroom and production.
OFFICIAL AIRLINE
Garuda Indonesia
Garuda Indonesia is Indonesia’s flag carrier, covering 31 domestic and 19 international destinations. Garuda operates 85 aircrafts including its brand new Boeing 737-800NGs and Airbus A330-200s with its new signature interior and exterior.
Garuda launched its new service called “Garuda Indonesia Experience” which offers a new concept of services that reflects the best Indonesian Hospitality at all customer touch points. In 2010, the Centre for Asia Pacific Aviation awarded Garuda the “Airline Turnaround of the Year” and Garuda has also been conferred as a four-star airline and “The World’s Most Improved Airline” by Skytrax. In February 2011, Garuda successfully launched their IPO and is now listed on the Indonesia stock exchange.
OFFICIAL PR FIRM
Fleishman-Hillard
Fleishman-Hillard, part of Omnicom Group, is a leading global communications consultancy with a full-service network in Asia Pacific consisting of 16 wholly owned offices and affiliates. The firm is specializing in digital integration, corporate and financial communications, crisis and issues management, consumer marketing, public affairs, technology and healthcare communications, employee relations and change management. It is widely recognized for excellent client service and a strong company culture founded on teamwork, integrity and personal commitment. In 2004 and 2008 the firm was named “Asia Pacific PR Network of the Year”. (www.fleishman.com)
International Year of the Forests — 2011
The United Nations General Assembly has proclaimed 2011 as the International Year of the Forests (Forests 2011). Everyone from Governments and the UN system, to major groups and other forest-related organizations are invited to come together to raise awareness on strengthening the sustainable management, conservation and sustainable development of all types of forests for the benefit of current and future generations.
The goals of Forests 2011 is a unique opportunity to highlight the key role of forests in our lives through showcasing success stories and solutions and galvanizing greater public participation in forest-related activities. Its logo is designed to convey the theme of “Forests for People” celebrating the central role of people in the sustainable management, conservation and sustainable development of our world’s forests.
The elements depict some of the multiple values of forests and the need for a 360‐degree perspective: forests provide shelter to people and habitat to biodiversity; are a source of food, medicine and clean water; and play a vital role in maintaining a stable global climate and environment. All of these elements taken together reinforce the message that forests are vital to the survival and well being of people everywhere, all 7 billion of us.
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