PT Bank Rakyat Indonesia (Persero) Tbk, or BRI, continues to affirm its role in the sustainable finance ecosystem through its participation in the Indonesia International Sustainability Forum (ISF) 2025, held at the Jakarta International Convention Center (JICC).

BRI’s participation in this forum is a tangible manifestation of the company’s commitment to comprehensively implementing sustainability principles, both at the level of business operations and in the social community sphere. Through the implementation of its Social and Environmental Responsibility program, packaged under the umbrella of BRI Peduli, the company continues to expand its positive contributions to social, economic, and environmental aspects.

It was explained that the implementation of BRI’s Social and Environmental Responsibility is carried out in a targeted and measurable manner to ensure that every program provides sustainable benefits for the community. The focus of its implementation is directed towards community empowerment to have competitiveness and economic independence, while also encouraging the creation of inclusive and environmentally conscious growth.

“BRI ensures that the implementation of its Social and Environmental Responsibility is carried out consistently and delivers real impact, in line with national development priorities and the company’s commitment to creating sustainable value for all stakeholders,” the statement said.

As is known, since its introduction in 2013, BRI Peduli has become the main channel for the company’s Social and Environmental Responsibility implementation, based on the principles of Creating Shared Value (CSV) and the 3P concept: Pro People, Pro Planet, and Pro Profit. This approach ensures that every sustainability activity brings tangible benefits to society, the environment, and the national economy.

In its implementation, BRI Peduli positions sustainability as a collective, cross-sectoral movement. In the social field, BRI is committed to improving the quality of life of the community through various initiatives such as “Preventing Stunting is Important,” “This is My School,” and “Fellowship Journalism,” which expand access to education and public literacy, as well as through scholarship programs like the “Creation Scholarship,” which has reached hundreds of high-achieving students across Indonesia.

On the economic front, BRI strengthens community competitiveness and independence through programs like Desa BRILiaN, Rumah BUMN, AURA (Aspire to Uplift, Revive, and Achieve), and Klaster Unggulan, which focus on empowering MSMEs, women entrepreneurs, and local business innovation. As of September 2025, Rumah BUMN had facilitated 12,883 MSMEs, while Desa BRILiaN supported the development of 33 leading villages that serve as examples of green economic practices at the local level.

Commitment to the environment is realized through programs like the Waste Management Movement (GAS), Taman Kehati, and “Guard the River, Guard Life,” which promote conservation and sustainable climate action. It is recorded that the “Yok Kita GAS” program has managed over 191,000 kilograms of organic and inorganic waste, while “Guard the River, Guard Life” has successfully cleaned thousands of meters of rivers in various regions of Indonesia.

“Moving forward, BRI will continue to strengthen its sustainability commitment by ensuring that every BRI Peduli initiative runs consistently and provides long-term benefits. Through an integrated approach combining social, economic, and environmental aspects, BRI strives to deliver growth that is oriented not only towards profit but also towards community welfare and environmental preservation,” the statement concluded.

Jakarta International Convention Center (JICC)

The Jakarta International Convention Center (JICC) is a major venue for large-scale events, exhibitions, and conferences in Indonesia. It was originally built in 1992 and was notably used as the venue for the 1995 Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation (APEC) summit. Located in the Senayan area, it has been a key part of Jakarta’s business and MICE (Meetings, Incentives, Conferences, and Exhibitions) infrastructure for decades.

BRI Peduli

“BRI Peduli” is the corporate social responsibility (CSR) program of Bank Rakyat Indonesia (BRI), one of the country’s largest state-owned banks. The program focuses on community empowerment, disaster response, and sustainable development initiatives across Indonesia. It was established as a formal commitment by BRI to contribute to social welfare and economic growth beyond its core banking services.

Preventing Stunting is Important

It appears there may be a misunderstanding. “Preventing Stunting is Important” is not a place or cultural site; it is a public health slogan or initiative. This phrase refers to the global effort to combat childhood stunting—a condition caused by chronic malnutrition that impairs a child’s growth and cognitive development. The history of this initiative is rooted in decades of nutritional science and global public health campaigns by organizations like the WHO and UNICEF to improve maternal and child health outcomes.

This is My School

“This is My School” is not a widely recognized historical or cultural landmark. It is a common, personal phrase used to refer to one’s own educational institution.

Therefore, it does not have a shared public history to summarize.

Fellowship Journalism

“Fellowship Journalism” is not a specific physical place or cultural site, but rather a professional program or initiative. These programs, offered by various institutions, provide funding and resources for journalists to pursue in-depth projects or research. Their history is rooted in supporting investigative reporting and fostering expertise on critical issues within the field of journalism.

Creation Scholarship

“Creation Scholarship” does not refer to a physical place or cultural site. It is a term for a financial grant or award program designed to support individuals in creative pursuits, such as the arts, writing, or innovation. Its history would be tied to the specific organization that founded it, typically with the goal of fostering new artistic or intellectual work.

Desa BRILiaN

I am unable to provide a summary for “Desa BRILiaN” as I cannot find any verifiable information about this place or cultural site. It does not appear to be a widely recognized location in historical or cultural records. You may want to verify the spelling or provide more context.

Rumah BUMN

“Rumah BUMN” (which translates to “BUMN House”) is an Indonesian government initiative that serves as a centralized hub and showcase for state-owned enterprises (BUMN). It was established to improve public access to the services and products offered by these companies and to foster greater collaboration between them. The facility acts as a physical and symbolic center to promote the role of BUMNs in supporting the national economy.