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Emerging CSR definition: "Corporate Social Responsibility starts where all existing laws and regulations end; it is an organic link between enterprising, profit-making and social development that is conducted as a win-win solution in areas where a company requires something from society that cannot be bought and requires investment through a DOUBLE business plan: one for the company and one for society."

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	‘Savitri’: A tale of love and commitment by Pandecwara

	Indonesia's Young Entrepreneurs Competition (IYEC) 2011

	PA annual review 2010

	REPORT ON THE INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE ON CSR AND MALNUTRITION: A NEW CSR DEFINITION AND A PPP APPROACH TO COMBAT MALNUTRITION

	2nd International Conference on CSR and Combating Malnutrition: Obtaining MDGs

	GRLI Student's Competition

	Presentation on ‘Integrating Development Aid and CSR through Public Private Partnerships’ during the 4th International Conference of APABIS at United Nations University in Tokyo, 4-5 November 2010

	CSR presentation during Netherlands-Japan Chamber of Commerce luncheon, 10 February 2010

	CSR and Food Chain Safety during the CSR World Secure Food Chain Asia Conference, Hong Kong, 3 December 2009

	CSR presentation during Euro-China Economic Forum in Xian, 17 November 2009

	First PA CSR International conference launching PA CSR Academic Chairs in cooperation with Universitas Indonesia, 30 June 2009

	Interview with Rio Praaning Prawira Adiningrat on CSR in INA Magazine, no. 3, 2007

2nd Indonesia’s Leadership Competition 2011-2012 As the follow up to the first Leadership Competition in 2010, PA CSR Academic Chair in partnership with DAAD (Deutscher Akademischer Austausch Dienst - German Academic Exchange Service) Lecturship on Economic, State Islamic University UIN Syarif Hidayatullah and Indonesia Berkebun, organize the Second Indonesia’s Leadership Competition for the period of 2011-2012. The overall objective of this competition is to encourage people who face the contemporary challenges of tense food to take their own initiative and to start gardening. Specific Objectives: to collect best practices from key areas around the world in the field of gardening and to adapt that for the Indonesian situation. to elaborate public relation activities for individual concepts of home gardens together with appropriate marketing activity. The overall feasibility study together with the Cost-Benefit about home gardens will be provided from the team of lecturers involved in the competition project. Focus – Themes Historical perspectives: Presentation about the importance of home gardens in key region or country from the 19th, 20th and 21st century. The concept of allotment & home gardens: Presentation of the composition of allotment & home gardens in referenced region/city and how a home garden could look like in Indonesia. The contribution of the home garden to the MDGs: Presentation of the contribution envisaged a home garden could deliver for the accomplishment of the MDGs 2015. Public relations and marketing strategy to encourage Indonesian people to start home gardening. Here the technical, esthetical and practical issue will be highlighted. Contribution of allotment & home gardens to the welfare politics of a local government. Target Group: Student Teams Students from Indonesian universities form university teams (same study programme at the same university), inter-university teams (different study programmes), university mixed teams (different Indonesian Universities) international teams (Indonesian and European University) which will compete in a separate group. International student teams will be composed of 2 Indonesian students and 1 - 2 student/-s from European universities. Due Dates Paper submission: Jan. 10, 2012 Shortlisted presentations: Jan. 13, 2012 Submission of the presentation: Jan. 25, 2012 Paper Presentation: Jan. 27, 2012 The students' performance will be evaluated by lecturers from various universities. The papers will be reviewed by at least 2 (neutral) lecturers and the subsequent presentation will be evaluated by a jury, which will be composed of at least 4 (neutral) lecturers. Please click on the IYEC posters below for more information.			Introduction PA CSR uses the enormous experience and penetration capacity of its senior Board Members and Advisers to advise investors and industries in virtually any sector to engage in Corporate Social Responsibility. New Developments In July 2007 the Indonesian Government passed a law on Limited Liability Corporations that includes a clause requiring companies and investors active ‘in natural resources’ to engage in Corporate Social Responsibility efforts. But to date no implementation regulation has been drafted. The Indonesian Chamber of Commerce KADIN took the matter to court. On 15th April 2009 the Constitutional Court ruled to uphold the mandatory CSR as formulated in Law no. 40 of 2007. Then KADIN Chairman Mohamad S. Hidayat is now Minister of Industry. This indicates the dichotomy of the Indonesian Government that experiences pressure by regional authorities to use this Law as an additional form of income. The Danish Government has indicated that companies investing in Indonesia should engage in CSR. The Norwegian Government considers to use CSR approaches to strengthen the role of women in Japanese society. Some argue that this can only be done through corporations and not by a Government institution. The highest echelons of politics in China have expressed increasing interest in CSR. This has led several Chambers of Commerce in Beijing to engage in specific CSR activities and platforms. In many cases PA CSR has been requested to assist.

2nd Indonesia’s Leadership Competition 2011-2012

Introduction

PA CSR uses the enormous experience and penetration capacity of its senior Board Members and Advisers to advise investors and industries in virtually any sector to engage in Corporate Social Responsibility.

New Developments