WorksheetsSDGs Webinar
Total questions: 10
Worksheet time: 4mins
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
