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Hukum dan Lingkungan Bisnis dengan tema Sustainibiliy Report

20:25EnglishTranscribed Jul 25, 2026
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[music]

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Good morning. Asalamualaikum

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warahmatullahi wabarakatuh and

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peace be upon us all.

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Let me introduce myself, my name is Asfa Mutiara Ahmad

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Pabulo, a lecturer from the Accounting Study Program,

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Mercuana University, Yogyakarta.

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We currently teach law and

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business environment courses to

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first semester students at

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Mercu Buuana University Yogyakarta. So, for the

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EE

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law and business environment courses,

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there are CPL and also CPMK. So for

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EE, the learning outcomes of graduates of the

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EE study program include

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that EE CPL 1 students

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are expected to be able to uphold

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the values ​​of Pancasila, ethics, profession,

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accounting, integrity, transparency, and

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accountability in legal practice and the

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business environment and have

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social responsibility.

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and also concern for

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the sustainability of business and society.

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For CPL2, students are expected to

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master the basic concepts of business law,

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contract law, corporate law, and

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also business regulations in

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Indonesia. For CPL3, students

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are expected to understand regulations

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on accounting,

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corporate governance, consumer protection,

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taxation, and business compliance.

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Understanding the development of digital technology,

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artificial intelligence, and e-commerce

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from a business law perspective. In the

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fourth CPL, students are expected to be able to

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analyze business law problems

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critically and systematically

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and communicate effectively in

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resolving business law cases and

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work together in teams to develop

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business compliance solutions. The fifth CPL,

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students are expected to be able to

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identify

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legal risks in business and

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accounting activities, apply business law principles

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, and also regulations in

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accounting practices and organizational management

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and prepare recommendations for

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legal compliance and also regulation-based business ethics

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. For CPMK or the

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first learning achievement of the course,

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students are able to understand the

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basic concepts of business law and regulations in

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economic activities and also accounting.

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For CPMK2, students are able to understand

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the law of obligations,

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business contracts, and the legal aspects of

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business transactions. For CPMK3, students

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are expected to be able to analyze the

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forms of business entities and also

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corporate governance.

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For CPMK4, students are expected to be

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able to understand consumer protection regulations

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, business competition, and

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intellectual property rights.

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CPMK5. Students are able to understand the

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concepts of bankruptcy, business disputes, and

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dispute resolution mechanisms.

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For CPMK 6, students are able to understand

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tax regulations, audits, and

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business compliance from an

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accounting perspective.

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For CPMK 7, students are able to

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analyze legal issues in digital business,

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fintech, artificial intelligence, and

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e-commerce. And for CPMK 8,

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students are expected to be able to

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compile business law case analyses and

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also recommend solutions based on

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regulations and professional ethics. So,

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the description of our course is that the

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course on law and

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business environment is expected to provide an

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understanding of legal principles

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related to business activities,

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accounting, and also

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organizational governance. Students will be equipped

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with the ability to understand the

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legal aspects of business transactions.

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forms of business entities,

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business contracts, consumer protection,

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bankruptcy, taxation,

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digital regulations, as well as issues, ethics, and

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compliance in the business world.

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Learning is directed at analyzing

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real cases so that students are able to

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apply regulations in business practices

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and also the accounting profession, especially

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to understand financial reports

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and non-financial reports. So, the first

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study material or learning material

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is the

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basic concept of business law and also the

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legal system in Indonesia. Second,

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business subjects and laws. Third,

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the law of obligations and also business contracts.

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The fourth is about business legality and

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business licensing.

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Fifth, regarding the form of business entity and

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also corporate governance. The sixth

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is about corporate law and also

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what the responsibilities of directors are. Ee,

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there are also laws on guarantees and

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business financing,

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consumer protection, anti-monopoly, and

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unfair business competition.

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Students will also learn

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about intellectual property rights.

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bankruptcy, business dispute resolution

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and arbitration,

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tax regulations and

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business compliance. Learn about digital business law

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, fintech, artificial

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intelligence, and e-commerce.

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learning about sustainability,

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CSR, ISG, and also business ethics as well as

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analysis of legal case studies and the

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business environment in Indonesia

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from an accounting perspective.

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ee reference list we will use ee

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several books including from Waldi

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Nopriansyah Indonesian Business Law from

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Prena Prena Meja Group then from

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Abdul Halim Barkatullah digital business law

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then from Subekti

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Contract Law then

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Limited Liability Company Law

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Consumer Protection Law,

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Electronic Information and Transactions Law.

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The Job Creation Law and PSAK and

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also the latest accounting profession regulations.

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Apart from that, other sources are the

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OJK Bank Indonesia regulations and also the

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latest tax regulations. For

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support, we utilize the

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Civil Code and also the Civil Code for commerce,

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business law modules and journals, financial

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and non-financial reports, scientific articles

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related to corporate governance, ESG, and

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digital business regulation as well as

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government regulations and the

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latest policies related to digital business and

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AI governance.

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For our learning we will focus

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on what the

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sustainability report aspects are. So it is related

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to financial and also non-financial

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reports. We will head to the

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Pulo class of the Accounting Study Program,

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Mercobuana University, Yogyakarta. So, ee, currently

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we will learn about the

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ee concept course on law and business environment with a

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focus on sustainability reporting.

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So, for sustainability reports for

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companies, they actually have two

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types of reports. The first is the

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financial report. The second is

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non-financial reports. So the financial

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report is how the company

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can present its financial reports.

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So there will be a cash flow report

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, a

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balance sheet, a statement of changes in

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equity, and a profit and loss statement. So there are

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four things. So this financial report

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is to show

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the company from its financial side or

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from the numerical side. Well, the second one

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is a non-financial report. So, a

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non-financial report is a report on

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what a company has done

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. Well, the sustainability

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report is a non-financial report

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that is connected to people profit

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planet. So, what do

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companies do from these three sides? From an

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economic, social and

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environmental sustainability perspective.

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So, the theme is how we will

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learn about branding and

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marketing strategies based on

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sustainability principles. So, the principle of

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sustainability is a

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marketing strategy, namely how

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we can find unique stories

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that can be raised as part of

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branding and also sustainability. For

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this reason, friends

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are expected to memorize or know about

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product knowledge. So, friends

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here are like MSME actors

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who have products or services. So, there are

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three main questions about

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branding and marketing strategy. So,

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firstly,

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what makes your product different

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and superior to similar products from

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competitors? So, let's say it's like this.

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Why do you eat at

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Mrs. A's food stall and not Mrs. B's? So what

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makes ee, whether it's food, whether

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it's drinks or whatever ee, ee,

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the point is, every item has a

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comparison, right? So, why is our product

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different and superior to

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similar products from our mini competitors? What makes

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the t-shirt different from the competitors' t-shirts?

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Ah, from the design that can be customized and

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bring out

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whatever imagination you can. So the more he wants to

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be creative the more we make it

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real.

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Okay. So it makes the wishes of the

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t-shirt makers come true.

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Yes

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sometimes there are people with

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unique tastes and they might be like me,

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I still want something like this but where do I want to

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do it. Because on average,

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for the current market, there are

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many unit designs, but they already exist, so we can't

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just do it directly, so

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we can't just pour it on me

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like this.

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So we can kind of pour out

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creative consoles that we previously hadn't

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thought of. Okay. So this is the ee

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that makes the product different from the ee

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structure of your product. To be proud and

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loyal, eh, from the start maybe we

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have to treat them well and

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maintain a good relationship first. Because

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communication is important and also from the

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material and procedures in the

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consultation as well, such as whether he

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sets or how our response is fast or

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not. Yes

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So, it's not just about selling,

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but it also has added value.

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Yes

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Well, that's what is called ee and can be

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used as part of a

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branding strategy.

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Sociality is a form of socialism. So, if

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the business is not only based

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on profit, but the

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company is also responsible

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for the surrounding conditions, the

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environment, nature,

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and so on. How is that

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compared

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? Okay, total. So this is what

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we will learn. How can we do

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anything?

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Change. Okay. Why did you choose Sarium?

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Even though your two friends changed.

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Why?

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What is the reason for choosing C eh choosing Sayayo? There are

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n't any, huh

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? There's no laksa. There is no

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laksa

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because what you usually hear about is probably

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only Sari Ayu. Okay. If you choose

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change, why?

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Ee because from our purchases we can

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help these people

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because there are donations available. Here,

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choose change. Why?

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Because you can donate or because it looks

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cool?

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Because I'm a man, sir. If a

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man doesn't wear Sari Ayu,

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but he wants to look beautiful. So, will

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you choose Sari Ayu or not? He cares for

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his girlfriend. So like this, everyone

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can choose that. Well, we will

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explain later. So here both of them

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have different approaches. So

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when body shops or change it is to

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arouse emotions. So how do we

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make ourselves feel more

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cared about when we buy from the Body Shop? Well,

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when Sari Ayu actually earlier in Sari

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Ayu there were several pictures of this impro

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Formula of langsat fruit

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and then bibiskus extract. Well, but the

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font size is a bit lacking.

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So we can't see

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clearly when it comes to Sari Ayu products. So, what

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we should do is make this proposal

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clearer and clarify other aspects

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. So, for example,

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how does Sari Ayub develop

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local farmers, how can they

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produce quality materials and also

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benefit the environment. Well, in the sustainability

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company profile there is a thing called G. This is GR,

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which is the Global Resilience Initiative, which they

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created a standard so that we can

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communicate the impact of business on

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important sustainability issues. So it's been around

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since '97 and has become a

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reference point across the world. So,

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DGRI has 190,119

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policies,

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202

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of which BL Companies use

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sustainability reports. The point is, this is

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an infographic from GLI. So why do they

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use what eh benefit from G? The Gri Standards

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have a clear vision. So there are internal

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and external, right? The vision is clear, the

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management system is also good, there are strengths

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and weaknesses and it provides motivation

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to workers. For

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external impacts, reputation, trust,

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[clears throat]

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attracting capital ee continues ee stakeholders

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ee trust as well and creating

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healthy competition. So why do we

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choose a sustainability company profile?

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Because when exporting, there must

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be a branding, marketing, and

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export strategy. So when we have exports,

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exports to European and American countries

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are sticky, very strict. So they

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corrected how the tray material

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we used. Are they safe

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and certified, is their workforce

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safe or not, and does their business

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not damage the environment? So

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what is this? If we want to be global, we

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have to follow sustainability rules. So

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usually they do a buyer audit.

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So when the buyer audits they

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come directly. Well, this could

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be a unique story that the raw materials

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for the economic, social and

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environmental sustainability aspects have been

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carried out in accordance with

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sustainable principles. So, for

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example, we will learn to

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write. So how do you create a

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sustainable profile? So the first one is the G

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standard, which is a communication tool

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according to the global standards from GRI to

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write about the sustainability issues of

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our choice. So, this regulation is

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about the standards used, the

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first one is J 200 from the economic side,

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300 from environmental sustainability, and 400

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from the social side. So,

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we will go through the 200 economic

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performance. So what are the economic conditions

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like? What does the vision and mission include

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? What are the target feelings

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like, what are the economic impacts and what are the

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indirect impacts like?

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So, what is the procedure for choosing a

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consumer, producer, or supplier

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? and anti-corruption, anti-

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competitive developer. So, anti-corruption

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and anti-this is what we are doing, ee, what is

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healthy competition. Well,

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then what are the environmental sustainability standards for the

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raw materials chosen?

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Then how do they use

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energy to save electricity, save water and so

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on. How they

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use water, how they maintain

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the sustainability of diversity. So how do

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they keep emissions down? Ee how do

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they handle the waste. Oh, there is a

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place for the trash which is divided into

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three, organic and non-organic. How is the

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compliance with environmental class

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and how is this,

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eh, their suppliers also have

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environmental compliance. So that's what's

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used [clears throat] the 4A social, which is

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the most labor force, ee,

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labor relations, health, like

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BPJS, training and education, ee,

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equal opportunities or discrimination, there are

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labor associations, there are rules that children are

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not allowed to work, ee, there are

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safety practices,

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then ee, human rights, there are

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local communities, there are local suppliers

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, what are the general policies like

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, and then maintaining consumer health.

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So this is what makes the standard. So,

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if we want to make this report, we

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write down what the company did

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in terms of the 200s, 300s, and 400s.

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So, this [snort] can focus on

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company profile issues including

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employment, occupational safety, water, electricity,

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waste, and

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customer complaints. This can be included

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as part of a sustainability

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company profile. So the first thing to do is open the

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standard JNS. Well, this is

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opened and then written based on the

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subject, predicate, object.

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