The policy assessment aims to explore the commitments of the Indonesian banking sector. It discusses the progress made in financial inclusion and the challenges still faced, such as gender equality and workers’ rights. Understanding these dynamics will hopefully lead to the development of effective strategies to strengthen the banking sector’s role in achieving sustainable development goals. Access the ResponsiBank Indonesia 2024 policy assessment here.
Policy assessment scores of assessed banks in Indonesia
Data from the ResponsiBank Indonesia 2024 Policy Assessment
Average policy assessment scores per core theme from the Fair Finance Guide International Methodology
Data from the ResponsiBank Indonesia 2024 Policy Assessment
FFA national coalitions use the Fair Finance Guide International (FFGI) Methodology to assess financial institutions’ sustainability policies against international norms and standards across 8 mandatory themes: climate change, corruption, human rights, labor rights, biodiversity, tax, transparency, and gender.
Japanese banks rank the highest across the 8 thematic areas assessed, on average, but still lag far behind their counterparts in other parts of the world.
The Methodology is based on international sustainability standards and best practices and is updated every two years to ensure continued relevance.
More about the FFGI Methodology and how we assess financial institutions here.
