ESG Advisory & Strategy in Indonesia

ESG advisory and strategy services help companies develop ESG priorities, build a roadmap, prepare sustainability reports, set KPIs, improve governance, and respond to stakeholder expectations.

Companies need ESG strategy to move beyond scattered sustainability activities and build clearer priorities, measurable actions, internal accountability, and stronger stakeholder communication.

ESG advisory provides guidance on sustainability issues, reporting, and stakeholder expectations. ESG strategy turns that guidance into priorities, KPIs, governance, and implementation plans.

A materiality assessment identifies the ESG topics that matter most to the company and its stakeholders. It helps determine what should be prioritized, measured, and reported.

Yes. ESG advisory can support reporting framework mapping, data collection, content development, KPI reporting, disclosure review, and sustainability report preparation.

Companies may refer to GRI, POJK 51, SPK, IFRS S1 and S2, climate-related disclosure concepts, or other standards required by investors, lenders, buyers, or group companies.

No. Private companies may also face ESG expectations from banks, investors, customers, parent companies, supply chains, and international business partners. 

Common inputs include company profile, sustainability reports, environmental data, workforce data, governance policies, HSE records, stakeholder requirements, and existing ESG initiatives.

Yes. ESG advisory can connect with carbon footprint assessment, emissions tracking, climate risk review, and decarbonization roadmap planning.

The timeline depends on company size, data readiness, reporting scope, stakeholder requirements, and whether the project includes strategy, materiality, reporting, or implementation support.