As sustainability regulations evolve, financial institutions face increasing challenges in measuring and managing their climate impact. Recognizing the need for accurate Scope 3 emissions accounting, Tri Hita Consulting has been at the forefront of equipping financial institutions, including PT Bank Danamon Indonesia Tbk (Danamon), with the tools and expertise necessary for compliance. Scope 3, Category 15: Investment emissions, need to be inventoried as supporting data for the implementation of OJK’s Pilot Project on Climate Risk Management and Scenario Analysis (CRMS). This aspect is particularly relevant for banks managing large loan portfolios as part of their sustainability impact and commitments.
To address this, Tri Hita Consulting designed and led a technical workshop on Scope 3 GHG Financed Emissions for Bank Danamon’s staff. Held in person at Menara Bank Danamon in Setiabudi, South Jakarta, the training brought participants from various directorates and divisions to enhance their capabilities in emissions measurement and reporting.
Through this session, Tri Hita Consulting provided in-depth guidance on data collection methodologies, emission factors (EF), and financial emission proxies, ensuring alignment with international standards such as the Partnership for Carbon Accounting Financials (PCAF) and OJK’s regulatory expectations. The workshop emphasized data quality assurance, addressing challenges such as data availability gaps and the use of proxy-based calculations. By incorporating hands-on exercises, Tri Hita Consulting facilitated practical emissions calculations, helping participants develop a clearer path forward in emissions reporting.
As financial institutions navigate the complexities of sustainability compliance, Tri Hita Consulting remains committed to supporting them through tailored capacity-building programs, strategic guidance, and hands-on training. By proactively addressing regulatory requirements and operational challenges, we empower financial institutions like Bank Danamon to align with OJK’s CRMS framework while strengthening their long-term sustainability strategies.
