LESTARI AWARDS 2024

The award that recognizes the pioneering sustainable initiatives of companies that accelerate SDGs achievement in Indonesia by turning the success into inspiration for others.

Entry Deadline

30 June 2024

Entry Fee

IDR 10.000.000/entry
before tax

Awarding

21 August 2024

Award Categories
Submit your company or project according to your current field.
Award Advisor: EY
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Sustainable Ecosystems

Recognizing an organization who has implemented a project that has conserved, restored, regenerated or rehabilitated and developed sustainable ecosystems including projects that are also focused on conserving existing terrestrial or aquatic ecosystems.

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2
Waste Management

Recognizing an organization which has implemented innovative methods that successfully improves reduction, recycling and reuse of solid waste as well as responsible waste disposal.

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3
Responsible Consumption & Production

Recognizing an organization which has successfully curated and demonstrated long-term contribution and commitment to the protection of natural resources through sustainable management and efficient use of materials in the production of goods or services.

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4
Renewable Energy

Recognizing an organization which favors renewable energy sources in its supply and value chain. The organization exhibits originality, provides market-based solutions and environmental benefits, whilst making significant socio-economic contribution through the usage of renewable energy in its products and projects.

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5
Energy Efficiency

Recognizing an organization which has demonstrated energy efficiency and energy conservation throughout its supply and value chain, developed best energy-saving projects, whilst demonstrating energy and carbon savings, backed-up by data, with particular consideration for innovation and replicability.

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6
Diversity, Equity & Inclusion

Awarded to an organization who has initiated and led actions to remove barriers as well as improve work experience and engagement levels of employees and the value chain. Whilst demonstrating excellence in the delivery of services, without considering factors such as age, ethnicity, sexual orientation, social mobility, disability and gender.

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7
Relations with Local Communities

Recognizing an organization which has developed and implemented a programs to positively impact and strengthen links with the local community and indigenous people within the locality of which the organization operates. The programs should respond to a specific need in the community and should focus on the measures taken to engage with the community and all relevant stakeholders, as well as the positive impact delivered through the programs.

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8
Human Rights & Labour Standards

Awarded to an organization which has advanced fundamental human rights and responsible labor practices throughout their operations, where they uphold fundamental human rights principles in all ways that they interact with people (employees, consumers, customers, suppliers, etc.).

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9
Talent Management

Recognizing an organization which has developed and implemented innovative career development system and review which may include effective, consistent and all rounded training programs to enable its talents to execute business strategies and contribute to long-term success of the organization.

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10
Good Health and Wellbeing

Recognizing an organization which has developed and implemented effective programs to promote the health and wellbeing of employees which has contributed to the overall improvement in productivity and increase in satisfaction and morale of staff.

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11
Sustainable Supply Chain

Recognizing organizations which have created a progressive and comprehensive strategy to improve the adoption of best ESG practices in its supply chain, which has demonstrably led to positive impact on the sustainability of supply chain.

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12
Innovative Partnership

Recognizing organizations which have developed progressive and innovative partnerships which have led to positive and sustainable impacts on communities and/or the environment. This can be demonstrated in strong, long-term partnerships (more than 2 years) which are mutually beneficial with tangible outcomes/impacts to society and/or the environment.

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Important Date
1
Registration

Registration will be open from  May 13, 2024, to June 30, 2024.

2
Submission Completion

Entry details and fees deadline on June 30, 2024.

3
Evaluation Process

The assessors will process the evaluation in July 2024.

4
Awarding

The awards will be presented on August 21, 2024.

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Award Categories
Award Advisor: EY
1
Sustainable Ecosystems

Recognizing an organization who has implemented a project that has conserved, restored, regenerated or rehabilitated and developed sustainable ecosystems including projects that are also focused on conserving existing terrestrial or aquatic ecosystems.


GRI Indicative Reference:

  • 304-3 Habitats protected and restored
2
Waste Management

Recognizing an organization which has implemented innovative methods that successfully improves reduction, recycling and reuse of solid waste as well as responsible waste disposal.


GRI Indicative Reference:

  • 306-1 Waste generation and significant waste-related impacts
  • 306-2 Management of significant waste-related impacts
  • 306-3 Waste generated
  • 306-4 Waste diverted from disposal
  • 306-5 Waste directed to disposal
3
Responsible Consumption & Production

Recognizing an organization which has successfully curated and demonstrated long-term contribution and commitment to the protection of natural resources through sustainable management and efficient use of materials in the production of goods or services.


GRI Indicative Reference:

  • 301-1 Materials used by weight
  • 301-2 Recycled input materials used
  • 301-3 Reclaimed products and their packaging materials
  • 417-1 Requirements for product and service information and labeling
  • 417-2 Incidents of non-compliance concerning product and service information and labeling
  • 417-3 Incidents of non-compliance concerning marketing communications
4
Renewable Energy

Recognizing an organization which favors renewable energy sources in its supply and value chain. The organization exhibits originality, provides market-based solutions and environmental benefits, whilst making significant socio-economic contribution through the usage of renewable energy in its products and projects.


GRI Indicative Reference:

  • 302 Energy
5
Energy Efficiency

Recognizing an organization which has demonstrated energy efficiency and energy conservation throughout its supply and value chain, developed best energy-saving projects, whilst demonstrating energy and carbon savings, backed-up by data, with particular consideration for innovation and replicability.


GRI Indicative Reference:

  • 302 Energy
6
Diversity, Equity & Inclusion

Awarded to an organization who has initiated and led actions to remove barriers as well as improve work experience and engagement levels of employees and the value chain. Whilst demonstrating excellence in the delivery of services, without considering factors such as age, ethnicity, sexual orientation, social mobility, disability and gender.


GRI Indicative Reference:

  • 405-1 Diversity of governance bodies and employees
  • 405-2 Ratio of basic salary and remuneration of women to men
  • 406 Non-discrimination
7
Relations with Local Communities

Recognizing an organization which has developed and implemented a programs to positively impact and strengthen links with the local community and indigenous people within the locality of which the organization operates. The programs should respond to a specific need in the community and should focus on the measures taken to engage with the community and all relevant stakeholders, as well as the positive impact delivered through the programs.


GRI Indicative Reference:

  • 411 Rights of Indigenous Peoples
  • 413 Local Communities
8
Human Rights & Labour Standards

Awarded to an organization which has advanced fundamental human rights and responsible labor practices throughout their operations, where they uphold fundamental human rights principles in all ways that they interact with people (employees, consumers, customers, suppliers, etc.).


GRI Indicative Reference:

  • 402 Labor/Management Relations
  • 407 Freedom of Association and Collective
  • 408 Child Labor
  • 409 Forced or Compulsory Labor
9
Talent Management

Recognizing an organization which has developed and implemented innovative career development system and review which may include effective, consistent and all rounded training programs to enable its talents to execute business strategies and contribute to long-term success of the organization.


GRI Indicative Reference:

  • 404-1 Average hours of training per year per employee
  • 404-2 Programs for upgrading employee skills and transition assistance programs
  • 404-3 Percentage of employees receiving regular performance and career development reviews
10
Good Health and Wellbeing

Recognizing an organization which has developed and implemented effective programs to promote the health and wellbeing of employees which has contributed to the overall improvement in productivity and increase in satisfaction and morale of staff.


GRI Indicative Reference:

  • 403 Occupational Health & Safety
  • 402 Labor/Management Relations
  • 401-2 Benefits provided to full-time employees that are not provided to temporary or part-time employees
11
Sustainable Supply Chain

Recognizing organizations which have created a progressive and comprehensive strategy to improve the adoption of best ESG practices in its supply chain, which has demonstrably led to positive impact on the sustainability of supply chain.


GRI Indicative Reference:

  • 308 Supplier Environmental Assessment
  • 402 Labor/Management Relations
  • 414 Supplier Social Assessment
12
Innovative Partnership

Recognizing organizations which have developed progressive and innovative partnerships which have led to positive and sustainable impacts on communities and/or the environment. This can be demonstrated in strong, long-term partnerships (more than 2 years) which are mutually beneficial with tangible outcomes/impacts to society and/or the environment.

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Assessor
Putra Adhiguna
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Putra Adhiguna
Managing Director Energy Shift Institute

Putra Adhiguna currently leads the Energy Shift Institute, a non-profit think tank focused on Asia's energy transition and its financing. With a bachelor's degree in engineering from ITB and a master's degree in public policy from LSE, his insights are frequently sought after by stakeholders and widely featured in the media.

Dr. Aretha Aprilia, ST, MSc
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Dr. Aretha Aprilia, ST, MSc
Head of Environment unit at UNDP Indonesia

As Head of the Environment Unit at UNDP Indonesia, Aretha Aprilia oversees a variety of important initiatives, ranging from natural resource management to the development of sustainable energy solutions. With a PhD in Energy Science from Kyoto University and an MSc in Urban Environmental Management from Wageningen University, Aretha has contributed to environmental projects in several countries. She has been awarded prestigious honors for her contribution to environmental leadership, including the 'Green Talents 2017' award from the German Ministry of Education and Research.

Rika Anggraini
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Rika Anggraini
Communications & Partnership Director Yayasan Kehati

Rika Anggraini is the Director of Communications and Partnerships at Yayasan KEHATI. For more than 25 years, Rika has had a career in communications, social marketing, and fundraising. Prior to joining KEHATI, Rika was appointed as GM Corporate Communication of The Body Shop Indonesia. The Jayabaya University alumni majoring in International Relations studied fundraising techniques at Indiana University and is a Climate Presenter of The Climate Reality Project.

Bernardus Djonoputro
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Bernardus Djonoputro
VP EAROPH & CEO Rebana Metropolitan Management Agency Government of West Java, the Republic of Indonesia

Bernardus is the CEO of Rebana Metropolitan Management Agency which oversees Indonesia's new economic corridor consisting of 7 cities with 10 million inhabitants and USD 16 billion worth of infrastructure projects. He is also active as Vice President of EAROPH (Eastern Region Organization for Planning and Human Settlement), a UN affiliated institution in the field of planning and settlement. A Fellow at the Salzburg Global Seminar, he also chairs the Ethics Committee of the Indonesian Association of Urban Planners (IAP) and advises the ITB Endowment Fund. With 34 years of experience, the PhD candidate at the University of Indonesia, with degrees in Urban and Regional Planning and Business Management has held senior positions at American Express Bank, EY, PwC, Hawkins Infrastructure New Zealand, PT Nusantara Infrastructure Tbk, PT Jababeka Tbk, and Deloitte Southeast Asia. He founded HD Asia Advisory, which subsequently merged with Deloitte in 2017.

Dr. Nofrisel, SE, MM, CSLP, ESLog
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Dr. Nofrisel, SE, MM, CSLP, ESLog
Chairman of the Expert Board of Asosiasi Logistik Indonesia (ALI)

Dr. Nofrisel is an expert in strategic management, supply chain, and logistics, earning his doctorate from the University of Indonesia (2009) with certifications from Japan and Europe. Currently, he serves as Senior Advisor at PT Intitrans Perkasa Abadi and President Director at PT Sembada Bina Pratama. In addition, he also serves as an advisor at McEasy, PT Alami Sharia Teknologi, and PT Crowe Indonesia. Dr. Nofrisel's extensive career includes leadership roles and actively participating in professional organizations such as ALI, ALFI, APTRINDO, APINDO, IPCN, and KADIN, as well as teaching at various institutions such as the University of Indonesia and ITL Trisakti.

Ir. Sentagi Sesotya Utami, S.T., M.Sc., Ph.D., IPU
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Ir. Sentagi Sesotya Utami, S.T., M.Sc., Ph.D., IPU
Manager of Campus Sustainability at Universitas Gadjah Mada

Sentagi Sesotya Utami, Ph.D. is a passionate advocate for environmental sustainability and serves as the manager of the Office of Campus Sustainability at Universitas Gadjah Mada, where she is responsible for developing and implementing initiatives to reduce the university's environmental footprint. She collaborates with faculty, staff, and students to foster a culture of sustainability and coordinates various programs, including waste reduction, energy conservation, water management, and renewable energy adoption. Under her leadership, UGM achieved impressive rankings, securing the 34th position worldwide and the 3rd most Sustainable Green Campus in Indonesia according to the UIGreenmetric World Ranking in 2022. She also has initiated UGM's Green Campus program through a green building team, establishing collaborations with external parties such as the Green Building Council Indonesia.)

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