Supporting Indonesia Emas 2045 & ESG-Aligned Growth
Indonesia Emas 2045 sets a clear ambition: "to become a high-income, competitive, and inclusive nation, powered by skilled, ethical, and globally capable human capital".
At the same time, multinational organizations, public institutions, and development partners are under increasing pressure to meet ESG commitments and contribute meaningfully to the UN Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs)—particularly in education, decent work, reduced inequalities, and institutional capacity.
Yet across Indonesia and Southeast Asia, many organizations still face:
1. Gaps between global standards and local capabilities
2. Cross-cultural leadership and communication challenges
3. Uneven English proficiency affecting international collaboration
4. Misalignment between rapid economic growth and sustainable human development