Pembangunan Berkelanjutan Dan Transparansi Imperatif

Pembangunan Berkelanjutan dan Transparansi Imperatif Menurut Global Reporting Initiative (2011), salah satu tantangan utama pengembangan berkelanjutan adalah bahwa hal itu menuntut pilihan baru dan inovatif dan cara berpikir.Sementara perkembangan pengetahuan dan teknologi yang berkontribusi terhadap pembangunan ekonomi, mereka juga memiliki potensi untuk membantu menyelesaikan risiko dan ancaman terhadap keberlanjutan hubungan sosial, lingkungan, dan ekonomi.Pengetahuan baru dan inovasi dalam teknologi, manajemen, dan kebijakan publik organisasi menantang untuk membuat pilihan-pilihan baru dalam cara mereka operasi, produk, jasa, dan kegiatan berdampak pada bumi, orang-orang, dan ekonomi. Urgensi dan besarnya risiko dan ancaman terhadap kolektif kita keberlanjutan, di samping meningkatkan pilihan dan peluang, akan membuat transparansi mengenai dampak ekonomi, lingkungan, dan sosial yang mendasar komponen dalam hubungan yang efektif pemangku kepentingan, keputusan investasi, dan lainnya hubungan pasar.Untuk mendukung harapan ini, dan untuk berkomunikasi dengan jelas dan secara terbuka tentang keberlanjutan, kerangka global bersama konsep, konsisten bahasa, dan metrik diperlukan.Ini adalah Reporting Initiative Global (GRI) misi untuk memenuhi kebutuhan ini dengan menyediakan kerangka kerja terpercaya dan kredibel untuk pelaporan keberlanjutan yang dapat digunakan oleh organisasi dari berbagai ukuran, sektor, atau lokasi.Transparansi mengenai keberlanjutan kegiatan organisasi adalah kepentingan beragam pemangku kepentingan, termasuk bisnis, tenaga kerja, non-organisasi pemerintah, investor, akuntansi, dan lain-lain.Inilah sebabnya mengapa GRI telah mengandalkan kolaborasi jaringan besar para ahli dari semua ini kelompok pemangku kepentingan dalam konsultasi konsensus-cari.Konsultasi ini, bersama-sama dengan pengalaman praktis, telah terus ditingkatkan Pelaporan tersebut Kerangka sejak didirikan GRI pada tahun 1997.Pendekatan multi-stakeholder ini untuk pembelajaran telah memberikan Kerangka Pelaporan kredibilitas yang tersebar itu menikmati dengan berbagai kelompok pemangku kepentingan (Global Reporting Initiative, 2011).

IndicatorsGRI G3.1GRI G4Exposure Draft

IndicatorsCoreAddCoreAdd

Economic72122

Environmental17132013

Social:

Labor Practice &Decent Work105135

Human Rights92102

Society8292

Product Responsibility4545

TOTAL55296829

AspectCoreGRI G4 Exposure DraftExplanation

ProcurementPracticesG4 1Spending on suppliers withwhich long-term agreementsexist.This core is to report thepercentage of total suppliersexpenditure spent on supplierswith which long-termagreements exist.


ProcurementPracticesG4 2Percentage of suppliers withwhich orders were placed forthe first time during thereporting period.This core is to report thepercentage of suppliers withwhich orders was placed for thefirst time during the reportingperiod.

ProcurementPracticesG4 3Time taken to pay suppliers.This core is to report theaverage number of days taken topay suppliers invoices. Reportthe percentage of total paymentsto suppliers that were made late.

ProcurementPracticesG4 4Percentage of monetaryvalue of each type ofmaterials, products, andservices purchased that havebeen verified or certified asbeing in accordance withcredible widely-recognizedeconomic, environmental andsocial standard.This core is to report thepercentage of the monetaryvalue that has been verified orcertified as being in accordancewith credible, widely-recognized economic,environmental and socialstandard, broken down bystandard.


Screening &AssessmentG4 5Percentage of new suppliersand other business partnersscreened for environmentalperformance, and actionstaken.This core is to report thepercentage of new suppliers andother business partners screenedfor environmental performance.


Screening &AssessmentG4 6Percentage of existingsuppliers and other businesspartners identified as havingactual and potential adverseimpacts on the environmentassessed on environmentalperformance, and actionstaken.This core is to report thenumber and percentage ofexisting suppliers and otherbusiness partners identified ashaving actual and potentialadverse impacts on theenvironment.

RemediationG4 7Number of grievances aboutenvironmental impacts filed,addressed, and resolvedthrough formal grievancemechanisms.This core is to report the totalnumber of grievances aboutenvironmental impacts filedthrough formal organizationalgrievance mechanisms, brokendown by the nature and locationof the grievance.


Screening &AssessmentG4 8Percentage of new suppliersand other business partnersscreened for labor practices,and actions taken.This core is to report thepercentage of new suppliers andother business partners screenedfor labor practices, broken downby the location of the supplierand other business partner.


Screening &AssessmentG4 9Percentage of existingsuppliers and other businesspartners identified as havingactual and potential adverseimpacts for labor practicesassessed on labor practices,and actions taken.This core is to report thenumber and the percentage ofexisting suppliers and otherbusiness partners identified ashaving actual and potentialadverse impacts for laborpractices, broken down by thelocation of the supplier andother business partner.

RemediationG4 10Number of grievances aboutlabor practices filed,addressed, and resolvedthrough formal grievancemechanisms.This core is to report the totalnumber of grievances aboutlabor practices filed throughformal organizational grievancemechanisms, broken down bythe nature and location of thegrievance.


Screening &AssessmentG4 11Percentage of existingsuppliers and other businesspartners identified as havingactual and potential adversehuman rights impactsassessed on human rightsperformance, and actionstaken.This core is to report thepercentage of total existingsuppliers and other businesspartners identified as havingactual and potential adversehuman rights impacts.


Screening &AssessmentG4 12Percentage of new suppliersand other business partnersscreened for society-relatedperformance, and actionstaken.This core is to report thepercentage of new suppliers andother business partners screenedfor society-related performance,broken down by the location ofthe supplier and other businesspartner.

Screening &AssessmentG4 13Percentage of existingsuppliers and other businesspartners identified as havingactual and potential adverseimpacts on society assessedon society-relatedperformance, and actionstaken.This core is to report thosethings, so it would increase theeffectiveness of themeasurement in existingsuppliers and other businesspartners.

RemediationG4 14Number of grievances aboutsociety-related impacts filed,addressed, and resolvedthrough formal grievancemechanisms.This core is to report the totalnumber of grievances aboutsociety-related impacts filedthrough formal organizationalgrievance mechanisms, brokendown by the nature and locationof the grievance.

ECONOMIC PERFORMANCE INDICATORS

GRI G3.1 (Deleted)GRI G4 Exposure DraftThe Reason Deleted and Changed

AspectCoreG3.1AspectCoreG4 Exposure DraftThe Reason Deleted and Changed

MarketPresenceEC6Policy, practices, andproportion of spending onlocally-based supplies atsignificant locations ofoperation.ProcurementPracticesEC6Spending on locally-ownedsuppliers broken down byother forms of economicinclusion, at significantlocations of operation.It becomes easier to report andprovide the total monetary value ofspending on locally-ownedsuppliers at significant locations ofoperation.

SOCIAL: HUMAN RIGHTS INDICATOR



InvestmentandProcurementPracticesHR1Percentage and total numberof significant investmentagreements and contracts thatinclude human rights clausesor that have undergonehuman rights screening.InvestmentHR1Percentage and total numberof significant investmentagreements and contracts thatinclude human rights clausesor that have undergonehuman rights screening.Investment aspect is moreappropriate than Investment andProcurement Practices aspect toreport the total number andpercentage of significantinvestment agreements.




InvestmentandProcurementPracticesHR2Percentage of significantsuppliers, contractors, andother business partners thathave undergone human rightsscreening, and actions taken.Screening &AssessmentHR2Percentage of new suppliersand other business partnersscreened for human rightsperformance, and actionstaken.Screening & Assessment aspectis more appropriate thanInvestment and ProcurementPractices aspect to report thepercentage of new suppliers andother business partners screened forhuman rights performance.

InvestmentandProcurementPracticesHR3Total hours of employeetraining on policies andprocedures concerningaspects of human rights thatare relevant to operations,including the percentage ofemployees trained.InvestmentHR3Total hours of employeetraining on policies andprocedures concerningaspects of human rights thatare relevant to operations,including the percentage ofemployees trained.Investment aspect is moreappropriate than Investment andProcurement Practices aspect toreport not only the total number ofhours in the reporting perioddevoted to training on policiesconcerning aspects of human rights,but also report the percentage ofemployees.




RemediationHR11Number of grievances relatedto human rights filed,addressed, and resolvedthrough formal grievancemechanisms.Screening &AssessmentHR11Number of grievances abouthuman rights impacts filed,addressed, and resolvedthrough formal grievancemechanisms.Screening & Assessment aspectis more effective thanRemediation aspect to report thetotal number of grievances abouthuman rights impacts.

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