Corporate Citizenship in Indonesia Business Leadership, Social Responsibility

IBM Corporate Citizenship Indonesia

Corporate Citizenship in Indonesia Business leadership, social responsibility

Building a Smarter Planet requires the same foundation upon which “IBM has been a leader in societies have always grown: accessible healthcare, effective education, corporate social responsibility, reliable transportation, environmental stewardship and more. IBM believes that our efforts in these areas are inseparable from our business, and IBMers contributing our technology around the world are realizing this vision every day not only as IBMers, and talent to address but as engaged citizens of smarter towns, cities and communities. societal issues including education, the environment, Support for education IBM’s KidSmart Early Learning program places kid-friendly PCs health, literacy, language loaded with award-winning software in school and nonprofit organiza- and culture. We create tions. Worldwide, the program has donated more than 64,000 units in innovative programs to help 60 countries, and given more than 10 million children an effective head start toward academic success. people become smarter, and to develop future leaders IBM launched the program in Indonesia in 2002. We established capable of improving the “KidSmart Corner” in more than 26 cities and donated equipment and teacher training in more than 15,000 public and private schools, benefitting quality of life for themselves more than 150,000 students across Indonesia, including students in: and their communities and to build a smarter planet.” • Sumatra (Nanggroe Aceh Darussalam, North Sumatra, Nias, West Sumatra, Pekanbaru, Palembang, Medan, Bangka Belitung Islands) — Suryo Suwignjo • Java (Jakarta, Banten, Bogor, Depok, Bandung, Yogyakarta, Semarang, Country General Manager IBM Indonesia Surabaya, Kudus, Banjarnegara) • Bali (Denpasar, Karang Asem, Lovina) • Borneo (Balikpapan, Banjarmasin and Pontianak) • East Nusa Tenggara • Sulawesi (Makassar)

TryScience, sponsored and powered by IBM, is an online introduction to contemporary science that allows children to interactively experience science projects. The site has received millions of visitors since its launch in 2000. In Indonesia, IBM has donated 50 TryScience kiosks to nine museums and public libraries, as well as schools in more than 26 cities. 2 Corporate Citizenship in Minnesota

Reading Companion is IBM’s web-based literacy grant initiative IBM in Indonesia that uses voice recognition technology to help children and adults learn how to read. The Reading Companion software is • IBM Indonesia established in 1937 designed to supplement, not replace, existing literacy curriculum in • IBM Indonesia HQ is located in Jakarta, with branches in the school setting or within an adult literacy program. Teachers Surabaya, Medan, Makassar, Bandung, Semarang, and can choose the right books for individual students to read by Riau city checking books out of Reading Companion’s virtual library. • IBM Indonesia has donated KidSmart equipment and training To help them in their selection, teachers can read book reviews. to more than 15,000 schools in Indonesia The software also has a student evaluation feature that allows teachers to view the individual progress of a student and helps • More than 700 Indonesian Companies are IBM Business Partners teachers make assessments and recommendations for the learner. • 100 employees have volunteered in their communities On Demand Community through On Demand Community, IBM’s volunteering and On Demand Community, IBM’s volunteer and community community service initiative service initiative, enables IBM employees and retirees to find volunteer activities and equips them with resources to help schools and community organizations. Since its inception, Awards & recognition IBMers worldwide have volunteered more than 15.6 million • Medan Award from Mayor of Medan City for IBM’s contribution hours in the communities where they live and work. In Indone- to improving the public library facility in Medan (2013) sia, more than 100 IBMer volunteers work with a wide range of • Surabaya Award from Mayor of Surabaya City for IBM’s organizations to help children with a variety of challenges and contribution to improving the public library facility in ailments including those: Surabaya (2013) • Infected with HIV with the Syair Untuk Sahabat Foundation • IBM Volunteer Excellence Award won by Rina Rahmadi (2012) • Diagnosed with Down Syndrome with the ISDI Foundation • Certificate of Appreciation for IBM Corporate Service Corps • Who are hearing impaired with the Aluna Foundation/ Volunteers from PKPU (2010) Indonesia Hearing Foundation • Certificate of Appreciation for IBM Indonesia from Aprindo • Suffering homelessness under HDI Foundation for collaboration in Extravaganza Retail (2010) • With special needs who are attending the Sekolah Luar • Certificate of Appreciation from the President of Republic Biasa school Indonesia, Dr. H. Susilo Bambang Yudhoyono for IBM’s • Imprisoned as juveniles in more than seven cities contribution in Nangroe Aceh Darussalam and Nias Rehabilitation after the tsunami and earthquake disaster (2008) IBM Corporate Citizenship 3

National Agenda IBM programs align with the Indonesian Government National IBM Integrated Program agenda in education, health, social, and media, as well as with We combine KidSmart Early Learning, Teachers TryScience, NGO, central government, and district government priorities, Engineering Week Programs, Reading Companion, Anti Cyber and student and university priorities. Bullying and Internet Safety Coaching, IBM Go Green, and IBM Cares. With, IBM Indonesia delivered this integrated program www.worldcommunitygrid.org World Community Grid (WCG, ) to more than 26 cities across Indonesia, interacting with more is an IBM philanthropic project with a mission to create the than 15,000 schools and reaching more than 250,000 students largest public computing platform to benefit humanity. Any in Indonesia. individual can volunteer their unused computer time to World IBM has donated KidSmart Early Learning equipment and Community Grid, helping find cures to human diseases, fight teacher trainings in more than 15,000 public and private schools, world hunger and address critical environmental issues. Impor- benefitting more than 150,000 students across Indonesia. tantly, World Community Grid is easy, safe and free to use.

IBM Corporate Service Corps (CSC) is a philanthropic program that deploys IBMers to help solve complex problem in Our Communities developing countries. Since the program launched in 2008, the IBM support for communities in Indonesia includes initiatives CSC has deployed more than 700 IBMers from 47 countries. relating to education, humanitarian relief, and environment. Within Indonesia, the CSC Team has worked on six projects in Here are highlight of recent and ongoing efforts: Surabaya, five projects in Makassar, and three projects in Bandung. Supporting humanitarian relief IBM Executive Service Corps is a leadership development For decades IBM employees have rallied in response to natural program that sends IBM executives on three-week for consulting disasters around the world, donating money, time, and technol- assignments to help emerging-market cities, such as Rio de ogy to aid in disaster management and recovery efforts. Our Janeiro, Brazil and Chengdu, China, along with cities in approach is not only to address the acute needs in the immediate Indonesia. This year, IBM plans to send 100 executives to aftermath of a disaster, but also to provide critical capabilities 11 different cities. In 2011, ESC Team helped the government that are systematic and repeatable, enabling faster and smarter of DKI Jakarta City with transportation challenges. responses in the future, even to unforeseen disasters.

Assistance using the Internet IBM Web Adaptation Technology is technology that help seniors and people with visual impairment to use internet more easily. IBM Indonesia established “KidSmart In Indonesia, IBM brings this adaptive technology to users of Corner” in more than 26 cities and donated Mitra Netra Foundation, a non-profit organization focused on education, development and welfare of visually impaired people. equipment and teacher training to more On March 2007, IBM facilitates computer donation, technical than15,000 public and private schools. assistance and training for Mitra Netra. Volunteer Excellence Award For more information Indonesian IBMer Rina Jayani Rahmadi is making a difference For more information on IBM corporate citizenship programs, in the life of hearing-impaired children in Indonesia. Founder policies, strategies and achievements worldwide, and to of the Indonesia Hear Foundation which provides hearing aids download our current IBM Corporate Responsibility report, and cochlear implants for needy children, she also runs a visit ibm.com/ibm/responsibility. therapy center and will soon run a school, as well. In 2012, Rina won an IBM Volunteer Excellence Award. The award For more on IBM corporate citizenship in Indonesia, contact: recognizes IBM employees and teams who best exemplify the Santi Diansari Sarino IBM values of dedication, innovation and trust through their volunteer Senior Corporate Citizenship & Corporate Affairs Manager efforts. The award was presented by IBM Chairman, President [email protected] and CEO, Virginia Rometty. +62 21 29925856

Environment IBM’s environmental policy objectives range from workplace safety, pollution prevention and energy conservation to product design for the environment, continual improvement and the application of our expertise to help address some of the world’s most pressing environmental problems.

Supply Chain IBM’s supply chain includes more than 28,000 suppliers in nearly 90 countries. We have embedded social and environmental checkpoints into every aspect of our procurement process, and have for many years.

Global recognition • First on the Civic 50, a ranking of S&P 500 companies by the National Conference on Citizenship and Points of Light, on how they engage with the communities they serve • Chairman’s Award from the Committee to Encourage Corporate Philanthropy, for Smarter Cities Challenge • Sixth on Fortune magazine’s list of the World’s Most Admired Companies (2013) © Copyright IBM Corporation 2013 • Eleventh among Corporate Responsibility Magazine’s 100 Best IBM Corporate Citizenship & Corporate Affairs Corporate Citizens (2013) New Orchard Road Armonk, NY 10504 U.S.A.

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