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CSR

Business 5 years ago

Gojek bosses give up 25% of annual salary for drivers, partners as COVID-19 deals blow

Local tech giant Gojek has announced at least Rp 100 billion (US$6 million) to help drivers cope with low demand amid the COVID-19 pandemic.

Business 5 years ago

More cash aid, stimuli needed to soften economic shocks of COVID-19: Economists

Low-income households, warung owners and bicycle vendors are the most vulnerable to the effects of the outbreak.

Opinion 6 years ago

Why the private sector should invest in stunting reduction in Indonesia

The World Bank estimates that a 1 percent loss in adult height due to childhood stunting is associated with a 1.4 percent loss in economic productivity.

News 6 years ago

Garuda Indonesia organizes job training for special needs children

Garuda Indonesia president director Ari Askhara said the training would be tailored to needs of the participants.

Opinion 6 years ago

Right to information provides right to health

With business more concerned over the balance sheet and government in attracting business investment, the needs of the public are not necessarily prioritized in their minds.

City 7 years ago

House renovation program discontinued

A home renovation program that started in 2017 through the corporate social responsibility scheme of several private companies will not be continued this year.

Editorial 7 years ago

Spontaneous solidarity

Communities and individuals take a long time to recover, years after the headlines shift to other issues and other tragedies.

City 7 years ago

South Jakarta colorful road separators financed by CSR money: Official

Pejaten Barat subdistrict used corporate social responsibility (CSR) money from companies in the area to paint road separators on Jl. Warung Jati Barat, South Jakarta, in various colors to welcome the 2018 Asian Games, an official said on Wednesday.

National 8 years ago

Alternative, environmentally friendly energy sources promoted to electrify schools

Education and Culture Minister Muhadjir Effendi has called for more support from companies, through their corporate social responsibility (CSR) programs, to help electrify schools in areas across Indonesia.