Climate-Related Risks
Transitional Risks in Technology and Market Preferences
Regulatory Risks
New regulations to curb the digital sector’s carbon emissions could impose additional compliance costs and necessitate operational changes.
Market Risks
Shifts in consumer preferences towards sustainability could diminish demand for traditional digital solutions perceived as environmentally unfriendly.
Approach to Addressing Transitional Risks
Adaptive Compliance
Engage with emerging regulatory changes and adapt compliance strategies to ensure our services remain competitive.
Sustainable Innovation
Engage with emerging regulatory changes and adapt compliance strategies to ensure our services remain competitive.
Climate-Related Risks
Technological and
Physical Risks
AI Implementation Risks
Integrating AI in digital design increases complexity and potentially the ethical and energy consumption issues associated with advanced technologies.
Physical Risks
Extreme weather conditions, such as heightened heatwaves and increased flooding incidents in Jakarta, pose risks to our infrastructure and can significantly impact sta9 productivity and health.
Climate-Related Risks
Approach to Addressing Technological and Physical Risks
Ethical AI Frameworks
Implement stringent ethical guidelines and invest in energy-e9icient AI technologies that align with international sustainability standards.
Climate Adaptation Measures
We will enhance infrastructure resilience against flooding and introduce cooling measures to mitigate heat effects in our Jakarta o9ice. We will also develop flexible work policies to maintain productivity during adverse weather conditions.
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