Inside, you’ll learn:
1. Indonesia’s Shift to Mandatory Scope 3 Disclosure
See how POJK 51’s narrative-style reporting is giving way to standards-based PSPK 1 and PSPK 2 disclosure, with scope 3 emissions becoming mandatory for Group 1 issuers starting January 2027.
2. Which Scope 3 Categories Actually Matter for Indonesian Companies
Purchased goods, transportation, and financed emissions carry disproportionate weight for Indonesia’s commodity exporters, archipelago logistics networks, and banks. Learn here how to screen for what matters most to your business.
3. Supply Chain and Scope 3 Reporting Challenges in Indonesia
Explore the practical challenges of preparing scope 3 disclosures under PSPK 2, including fragmented supplier networks, inconsistent calculation methods, and the reporting constraints faced by MSMEs.
Learn how to manage data gaps, apply appropriate estimation methods, and build a transparent, auditable reporting process across complex Indonesian supply chains.
4. A Practical Process for Reporting Across a Dispersed, MSME-Heavy Supply Chain
Get a step-by-step approach to screening categories, starting with spend-based estimates and building towards supplier-specific data, even when most of your suppliers are small businesses spread across thousands of islands, while helping your company prepare for and work towards compliance with PSPK requirements.
5. Engaging Suppliers and Scaling the Process With the Right Tools
Discover how tiered supplier engagement and purpose-built software, including Presgo’s Carbon Calculator and Supplier ESG modules, can turn a compliance obligation into a repeatable, defensible reporting process.
