Sustainability Disclosures of Islamic Banks in Indonesia

Abstract

This study discusses various initiatives and strategies implemented by several Islamic banks in Indonesia to support environmental sustainability, climate change adaptation, and social welfare improvement. The main focus includes greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions disclosure, climate change adaptation, disaster risk management, human rights, corruption prevention, and environmental and social responsibility (CSR) programmes. By adopting environmentally friendly technologies such as solar panels and LED lights to reduce GHG emissions, as well as conducting natural disaster simulation training to improve operational resilience to climate change. The implementation of anti-corruption policies and the application of international standards demonstrate a commitment to transparency and integrity. CSR programmes covering education, health and economy aim to improve community welfare. Biodiversity preservation efforts through tree planting and coastal ecosystem conservation demonstrate dedication to environmental sustainability. Through this holistic and transparent approach, the banks not only contribute to climate change mitigation but also create extensive social benefits for the community. This research is a qualitative approach with the ATLAS ti tool.