GoTogether
Signed the UN s Women Empowerment Principles for advancing gender equality and committed to only hosting gender diverse panels for Gojek speaking events
Established an employee-led Council to steward corporate diversity, equality and inclusion policies and programmes
Developed processes and infrastructure for employees to launch Employee Resource Groups
The report embodies Gojek s commitment to supporting the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). To ensure greater accountability, the company is also forming a Sustainability Advisory Council, comprising impartial external experts from various organizations including UN Women, ASEAN Centre of Energy, University of Indonesia and more. With less than 10 years to achieve the SDGs, we have to act now. By using the best available science, aligning with global standards and accreditations and applying a data-driven approach to our methodology, we are ensuring our strategy is as robust, relevant and impact
DGAP-News: Gojek Pledges to Achieve Zero Emissions, Zero Waste & Zero Barriers by 2030 in First Annual Sustainability Report
Gojek Pledges to Achieve Zero Emissions, Zero Waste & Zero Barriers by 2030 in First Annual Sustainability Report
30.04.2021 / 12:25
Press release
Zero Emissions, Zero Waste & Zero Barriers by 2030 in First Annual Sustainability Report
Report is the first to be compiled by a Southeast Asian Internet company in alignment with international standards (GRI and SASB)
JAKARTA, INDONESIA - Media OutReach - 30 April 2021 -
As part of its sustainability mission to create positive impact and long-term value for people and the planet, Gojek, Southeast Asia s leading mobile on demand services and payments platform, today announced commitments to
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To help rescue the Island from encroaching piles of plastic trash, to celebrate
National Waste Awareness Day
Circular Economy Explained
Moving beyond the
take-make-waste extractive industrial model, the circular economy seeks to redefine growth by creating benefits for society as a whole. Proponents of the circular economy movement try to eliminate or reduce the use of finite resources and create benefits from the waste that is a by-product of manufacturing processes. Using renewable energy sources,
the circular economic model creates value, preserves the natural environment, and builds social capital.
Together with
National Geographic Indonesia, Danone-AQUA, the Malu Dong Community, Systemiq, and
The Circular Business Models Behind Indonesia’s Reuse Revolution
Waste banks are a cornerstone of Indonesia’s waste reduction efforts. Seeking to prevent plastic waste from getting burned or choking waterways, communities establish these places for people to bring plastic waste to be recycled.
It only took a few months to see tangible results at the Bumi Daya Bersih waste bank in West Jakarta. In addition to collecting and sorting waste, the waste bank community is also contributing to waste prevention. A number of regular waste bank customers have started bringing empty plastic packaging that’s not intended to be recycled (yet) but instead refilled with high-quality home and body care products.