SIMBARA is an integrated digital platform launched in March 2022 by Indonesia's Ministry of Finance to connect multiple government ministries and institutions.

SIMBARA is a digital platform developed to manage and monitor mineral and coal resources in Indonesia in an integrated way.

OJK is preparing sustainability disclosure requirements for listed companies and financial institutions, aligned with international standards.

Indonesian companies must evaluate sustainability risks throughout their entire value chains, extending beyond the requirements of POJK 51/2017.

Sustainability reports through OJK Regulation (POJK - Peraturan OJK) No. 51/2017 and OJK Circular Letter 16/2021 mandate use of OJK's own set of standards.

Indonesia temporarily suspends MODI application used for mineral and coal licensing as part of a strategic transition to a new integrated digital platform named MinerbaOne, aimed at significantly improving licensing.

SIMBARA and MinerbaOne represent complementary efforts to digitize and streamline regulatory oversight of Indonesia's mineral and coal sectors.

Innovative technologies like blockchain technology can be used to enforce transparency. Companies that are a part of the supply chain have already begun implementing these solutions.

Tesla has partnered with BHP in a blockchain pilot program to improve supply chain transparency and assess various sustainability metrics for nickel sourcing.

Transparency and oversight of supply chains from harvest to consumer is key for food security and sustainable growth. Technology like blockchain may enable end-to-end traceability.

RFID-enabled digital twin frameworks enable real-time monitoring and predictive failure analysis in supply chain operations.

RFID technology enhances competitive advantage within supply chains by enabling precise asset tracking and inventory management.

Blockchain for supply chain transparency, and predictive analytics are key technologies enabling real-time asset monitoring in mining operations.

Energy usage monitoring systems for environmental stations work through multiple sensors to provide real-time data collection and analysis capabilities.

Real-time monitoring utilizes satellite imagery to track mining activities in near real-time, ensuring continuous oversight and minimizing compliance gaps.

Centralized data dashboards enable real-time monitoring of water usage, emissions, waste management, and supply chain transparency with specific, measurable targets.

Big data analytics applied to mineral raw material markets can improve the resilience of supply chains by extracting relevant information about supply sources and reacting to risks in real-time.

Using big data analytics can be a very effective tool to extract relevant information about supply sources and to react quickly to emerging risks in commodity markets.

Laporan Keberlanjutan 2022 PT Aneka Tambang Tbk (ANTAM) presents sustainability performance across economic, social, and environmental dimensions.

ANTAM commits to optimizing resources, particularly nickel, gold, and bauxite, aligning with future resource demands driven by global energy transition needs.

Emissions per tonne of nickel vary by processing method, with current emissions intensity estimated at 65 t CO2-e to 105 t CO2-e, presenting significant decarbonization challenges.

Only 1–5% of Indonesian nickel producers currently meet London Metal Exchange (LME) low-carbon nickel thresholds, creating barriers to premium market access.

Indonesia has committed to an ambitious climate target to reach net zero emissions by 2060 or sooner, necessitating significant shifts in energy mix for mining operations.

The Study aims to cover Indonesia's captive power market landscape assessment, applicable regulatory and licensing regime, identification of opportunities for renewable energy integration.

Greater China emits 34% of global energy-related emissions and its emissions from coal represent 24% of total global emissions, highlighting the urgency of energy transition strategies.

Water consumption and pollution remain critical concerns in battery production and mining operations, requiring precise monitoring and management systems.

Total water usage in production processes and general operations represents a key sustainability metric for mining companies seeking ESG compliance.

Water usage efficiency (WUE) indicators measure the amount of water consumed relative to operational outputs, with lower WUE indicating more efficient water usage.