Introduction
There have been many incidents reported by the mass media related to public dissatisfaction with the company. For example: companies exploit natural resources on a large scale without regard to the interests of the community, causing pollution and environmental destruction. Sometimes the presence of a company makes the community’s opportunities to meet their daily needs and economy, so that the community becomes poorer. Up to the mildest complaints about the lack of company contribution to society. The impact can vary, starting with the emergence of jealousy, apathy, disturbance to conflict between the community and the company.
In law no.18 regarding Limited Liability Company article 74 regarding Social and Environmental Responsibility, the details of which are regulated in Government Regulation No.47 of 2012, companies are required to carry out Social and Environmental Responsibility. In its implementation, the company runs a CSR (Corporate Social Responsibility) program with a predetermined budget.
In order for the CSR program to have a significant impact on society, the environment, and not cause jealousy and conflict between stakeholders or companies, it must be based on adequate and accountable Social Mapping. Social Mapping will recognize stakeholders (individuals, groups, organizations), forums and mechanisms for discussion of public interests, potential areas, vulnerable communities to social problems, etc. This social mapping is able to provide a more transparent, specific, measurable and able to explore the needs of the Company’s strategic plans and CSR programs.
The social problems and conflicts above can be prevented and reduced if the company conducts CSR programs which are based on a commitment to grow together with the community. Besides that, it continues to encourage community involvement and initiative in developing, implementing and evaluating the company’s CSR programs, so that the company’s CSR programs are able to make the community independent.
Workshop Material
(Will be delivered in Bahasa Indonesia)
1. CSR dan Community Development
2. Social Mapping
3. PRA (Participatory Rural Appraisal)
4. Stakeholders: Identification, Problems and Expectations
5. Focus Group Discussion
6. Social Problems and Vulnerable Groups
7. Strategic Plan and the Program Development CSR
Benefits
Provide skills to answer the questions below:
1. Participants understand the importance of social mapping for sustainable corporate CSR programs
2. Participants are able to recognize stakeholders, their problems and their expectations of the company related to CSR
3. Participants understand the CSR planning tools that can be used and are able to develop a company’s strategic plan and CSR program
Target Audience
1. CSR practitioners
2. Lecturers who are conducting Community Service activities
3. General Managers
4. Community Relations Managers
5. Community Development Managers
6. Public Relations Managers
7. Other practitioners who are interested in effectiveness of monitoring community projects or any other project
Facilitator
Dr. Maria Ariesta Utha, S.E., M.M.
Maria Utha has more than 10 years research and consulting experience in projects with the field of Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) and Higher Education Sectors. She is a Permanent Lecturer in Master Degree with spezialitation Sustainability and Community Entrepreneurship. Maria Utha completed her Doctoral Degree in Sustainable Development Doctoral Program at Trisakti University. She has expertise in Environmental Economics, Sustainability & Community Entrepreneurship Management, Quantitative and Qualitative Research Methods, Data Processing using various statistical tools.
Investment
Two (2) day workshop: IDR 5.800.000 exclude PPh 23
Hotel near training location:
Sotis Residence Hotel Pejompongan (★★), 5min. drive.
Holiday Inn Express Wahid Hasyim (★★★), 10min. drive.
For further information, please contact:
Monik
Telephone/Fax : 021-5793-0116
Phone : 0813-8262-2221
Email : monik@cectsustainability.com
