Since 2019, BCA has established a dedicated team, of the ESG Sub-Division, as an enabler and collaborator to apply Sustainable Finance principles within the company. The rapid development of Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG) globally and nationally demands that we continuously strengthen and enhance the team members in the ESG Sub-Division. Currently, the ESG Sub-Division has transformed into the ESG Group, whose role is to instill a culture of sustainability through coordination, planning, monitoring, and evaluation of various sustainability policies, programs, and practices across various BCA units. [...] Structurally, BCA sets the Environment Sustainability Governance (ESG) Group as a group that is separate from other work units. Under the Planning & Finance Directorate, the ESG Group reports to the Senior Executive Vice President CFO Office. Meanwhile, the Senior Executive Vice President CFO Office is responsible for reporting sustainability performance to the Finance & Corporate Planning Director to further submit it to the President Director. [...] In the Board of Directors' Key Performance Indicators (KPIs), there are indicators of ESG and Sustainable Finance performance achievements. Likewise, all related work units also have KPIs concerning ESG and sustainable finance, which are integrated into every daily work activity. [...] The roles of Board of Commissioners as a supervisory body in implementing sustainable finance, are: - Approve the Sustainable Finance Action Plan (SFAP) and Sustainability Report prepared by the Board of Directors, to be submitted to the OJK; - Ensure that the preparation of business strategies and implementation of Bank activities by the Board of Directors has considered and harmonized economic, environmental, social and governance aspects; - Provide feedback on sustainability and/or Sustainable Finance performance submitted by the Board of Directors; - Provide advice on the preparation of the SFAP according to the Bank's business strategy. The Board of Directors as a management body plays a strategic role in directing and leading the company to achieve Sustainable Finance goals including: - Preparing SFAP and Sustainability Report to be submitted to OJK after obtaining approval from the Board of Commissioners; - Developing business strategies and implement the Bank's activities by considering and aligning economic, environmental, social and governance aspects; - Ensuring the overall sustainability strategy aligns with the Bank's strategy; - Giving approval to policies on Sustainable Finance; - Implementing SFAP and Sustainable Finance principles according to the scope of the directorate's duties; - Conducting regular evaluations of Sustainable Finance performance. [...] In particular, the Director of Planning and Finance which oversees the ESG group was appointed as a supervisor, monitor and person in charge of implementing sustainable finance. The Finance & Corporate Planning Director acts as a coordinator and has the main responsibilities and duties as follows: - Building and implementing a sustainable finance culture in various aspects of the organization; - Leading the preparation of the SFAP and Sustainability Report; - Ensure the application of Sustainable Finance principles, implementation of the SFAP, publication of the Sustainability Report and keep abreast of Sustainable Finance issues; - Regularly supervise, evaluate and follow up the implementation of the SFAP; - Supervise and ensure the implementation of Sustainable Finance activities/initiatives/programs in line with the Bank's strategy and applicable regulations. [...] Management of sustainability risks, sustainability performance achievement and sustainable finance implementation are discussed at regular Board of Directors meetings at least four times a year. At the end of the year, BCA prepares an Annual Report and Sustainability Report which are then uploaded to the website that can be accessed by all stakeholders. Specifically to shareholders, BCA management presents sustainability performance through analyst meetings, public exposures, investor calls, GMS, and others.