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ESG

Jalaran ESG assesses an Indonesian company against OJK, TKBI and IDX sustainability expectations, scoring environmental, social and governance separately.

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Who ESG is for

For analysts, sustainability teams and students working on Indonesian companies, where applying a European ESG framework and hoping it transfers produces confident answers to the wrong questions.

What ESG does

ESG is built for the Indonesian regulatory context specifically — OJK’s sustainability reporting requirements, the TKBI green taxonomy, and IDX expectations — rather than adapting a global framework. Environmental, social and governance are scored separately with a narrative assessment per pillar, because a company can be strong on governance and poor on environment and a single blended number hides exactly that. Companies can be compared side by side.

Aligned to OJK, TKBI and IDX
Separate environmental, social and governance scoring
Narrative assessment per pillar
Company comparison

How ESG works

Add the company and your sources
The material you have gathered. The assessment reflects what you supply.
Assess against the Indonesian frameworks
OJK, TKBI and IDX expectations rather than a transplanted global standard.
Read the pillars separately
E, S and G scored independently with a narrative each, because a blended number hides the interesting part.
Compare companies
Side by side, which is where relative assessment becomes useful.

What ESG does not do

ESG works from information you supply — there is no data feed, no filings retrieval and no live disclosure database — so it is only as good as your sources. It is an analytical aid, not an assurance opinion or a rating: nothing here is an audited assessment, and it must not be presented as one. It covers the Indonesian context and does not attempt global frameworks like GRI or SASB.

Common questions

Does it fetch company disclosures automatically?

No. You supply the sources. There is no filings retrieval or disclosure database behind it.

Is this an ESG rating?

No. It is an analytical aid, not an assurance opinion or a rating from a recognised provider, and it should never be presented as one.

Why Indonesian frameworks specifically?

Because OJK reporting requirements and the TKBI taxonomy are what Indonesian companies are actually assessed against. A transplanted European framework gives confident answers to questions nobody is asking here.