Interpreting the Triple Bottom Line Practice of PT. Semen Indonesia and the Gresik Community through Painting of Damar Kurung

Diamastuti, Erlina; Nastiti, Tyas Ajeng; Khoirina, Marisya Mahdia

doi:10.2991/aebmr.k.200606.018

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“…The Tripple Bottom Line Theory became popular and is known as The 3P of sustainability. The Ps refer to People, Planet, and Profit, which is accepted as a business concept to accommodate the needs of companies and their stakeholders (Diamastuti et al, 2020). This framework aligns with postmodern theory in CSR by advocating for a holistic and integrated approach to sustainability that goes beyond traditional profit-centric models.…”

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From profit to purpose: Sustainability and corporate strategy insights from Desa Inspirasi Padi

Ayu,

Ulya,

Nuryanti

2024

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<p>The transition to post-modern CSR era marks an evolution towards a more inclusive and holistic understanding of corporate social responsibility, extending beyond mere economic gains to address broader social aspects like food security. This study examines the Desa Inspirasi Padi program by Sido Muncul Pupuk Nusantara through the Triple Bottom Line (3P: People, Planet, Profit) framework and a post-modern perspective, aiming to understand how CSR can integrate with food security issues. A qualitative method is employed to explore the implementation and impact of the program, revealing the importance of a holistic and context-sensitive approach. Findings indicate that collaboration between corporations, government, and local communities is crucial in addressing social and environmental challenges. Despite financial constraints, this study highlights the significance of stakeholder support and strategic partnerships for sustainable impact. This research contributes insights into the role of CSR in navigating complex socio-environmental landscapes, offering a fresh perspective for CSR practices in the post-modern era.</p>

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Section: Sustainability Corporate Social Responsibilitymentioning

confidence: 99%

From profit to purpose: Sustainability and corporate strategy insights from Desa Inspirasi Padi

Ayu,

Ulya,

Nuryanti

2024

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“…There are various types of local wisdom, depending on the literature consulted. According to Djufri [9], local wisdom consists of (1) locally developed norms, such as prohibitions and obligations; (2) community rituals and traditions; (3) folk songs, legends, myths, and folklore, which usually contain certain lessons or messages, (4) data information and knowledge collected from community elders and spiritual figures; (5) ancient manuscripts or books that the community believes in; (6) the way the community (society) fulfils its daily life; (7) the tools and materials used for certain needs; (8) natural or environmental conditions commonly used in daily life; (9) language. Other studies mention that transportation, tourism [39], and religion are also forms of local wisdom [12,32].…”

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“…Local wisdom-based CSR is an activity that is influenced by, rooted in, and in accordance with the local wisdom of the community where it is undertaken [6,29] and still allows the community to develop such wisdom [13,53]. Companies need to adhere to a community's local wisdom in planning to communicate CSR activities for the following three reasons.…”

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“…Companies need to adhere to a community's local wisdom in planning to communicate CSR activities for the following three reasons. First, in Asian countries, especially Indonesia, local wisdom has taken root in local communities; therefore, CSR activities need to be in line with this [6]. Second, CSR regulations in Indonesia do not include sanctions; therefore, the regulations should be complemented with the strong social control found in local wisdom [54].…”

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“…The concept of CSR is one that continues to evolve dynamically [6]. Initially, CSR was a consequence of a company's existence, because the company had been given the freedom to operate in a certain environment [10,27].…”

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Redefining the Concept of Local Wisdom-Based CSR and Its Practice

2022

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Local wisdom is very important for corporate social responsibility (CSR) activities which benefit local communities, especially in the case of companies in Indonesia; however, these companies have not yet understood the concept and examples of local wisdom-based CSR activities. This research aims to formulate the concept of such CSR and its practice in Indonesia. To fulfil its objective, the study makes a systematic review of 74 local wisdom-based, CSR articles with an Indonesian background based on the PRISMA (Preferred Reporting Items for Systematic Reviews and Meta-Analyses) statement. Google Scholar, ScienceDirect, Scopus, and Emerald Insight were used as the main databases to find related articles. In accordance with the concept of local wisdom-based CSR, the research focuses on community empowerment activities and how local wisdom is a key part of these. Local wisdom-based CSR activities are categorised into three types: CSR based on local wisdom, CSR that considers local wisdom, and CSR that uses local wisdom. The findings will aid companies in planning and implementing such activities. Through the research gaps identified, the study will also facilitate future researchers in conducting local wisdom-based CSR research.

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Interpreting the Triple Bottom Line Practice of PT. Semen Indonesia and the Gresik Community through Painting of Damar Kurung

Cited by 2 publications

References 6 publications

From profit to purpose: Sustainability and corporate strategy insights from Desa Inspirasi Padi

From profit to purpose: Sustainability and corporate strategy insights from Desa Inspirasi Padi

Redefining the Concept of Local Wisdom-Based CSR and Its Practice

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