SDGs Webinar

1. What is SDGs and ESG ?

• Sustainability Development Goals and Environmental Social and Governance

• Sustainability Deployment Goals and Energy Social and Government

• Sustainability Development Goals and Energy Social and Government

• Sustainability Deployment Goals and Environmental Social and Governance

2. How many goals in SDGs?

• 15 Goals

• 16 Goals

• 17 Goals

• 18 Goals

3. The following are the objectives of the SDGs, except...

• Maintain environment quality

• Increase consumption of natural resources

• Protect environment from extinction

• Sustainability of social life

4. Indonesia target for Green House Gas Emission in 2030 ?

• reduce 28% internal efforts and 43% with international efforts assistance

• reduce 29% internal efforts and 40% with international efforts assistance

• reduce 30% internal efforts and 42% with international efforts assistance

• reduce 29% internal efforts and 41% with international efforts assistance

5. If we consumed electricity 100 MWH, what is the value if we convert to ton of CO2?

• 72,94 ton CO2

• 73,93 ton CO2

• 70,94 ton CO2

• 71,93 ton CO2

6. Which one is the potential for renewable energy that is difficult to be implemented in ADM?

• Geothermal

• Wind Turbin

• Waste to Energy

• Water to Energy

7. Business trips, Operational waste, Employees transportation are included in GHG Scope number....

• Scope 1 Direct

• Scope 1 Indirect

• Scope 2 Indirect

• Scope 3 Indirect

8. To achieve net zero emissions what should be done?

• Implement Carbon Neutral

• Energy reduction with efficiency

• Reducing wasted emissions from raw material to end of life

• Implementation of renewable energy

9. What is carbon neutral?

• Any CO2 released into the atmosphere from a company’s activities is balanced by an equivalent amount being removed

• An activity releases net-zero emissions in to the atmosphere

• CO2 emission reduction activity

• Activities to reduce energy

10. Which one is the road to achieve net zero target in 2030?

• Parties to the agreement began submitting climate action plans known as nationally determined contributions (NDCs). Initial commitments, even if fully implemented, would only be enough to slow warming to 3 degrees

• The transition to net-zero emissions must be fully complete

• To keep warming to 1.5 degrees, countries must cut emissions by at least 45 percent compared to 2010 levels

• In the lead-up to the COP26 climate talks, countries have begun revising their NDCs to strengthen climate action. With science affirming a shrinking window of opportunity, the plans must include urgent actions to cut carbon emissions and reach net zero by 2050