inFUSE Indonesia: Understanding Green Industry Service Company (GISCO) for Industrial Sustainability

Objectives 

• Introduce the concept and functions of Green Industry Service Company (GISCO) as launched by the Ministry of Industry. 
• Explain how GISCO supports industrial sustainability through technical assistance, resource-efficiency assessment, carbon footprint calculation, and facilitation of green financing. 
• Strengthen understanding of how GISCO aligns with national targets for industrial decarbonization and the Green Industry certification framework. 
• Encourage industries to identify practical steps for engaging with GISCO and integrating it into their sustainability and competitiveness strategies. 

Background 

The industrial sector plays a critical role in Indonesia’s ambition to achieve Net Zero Emissions by 2060. In support of this, the Ministry of Industry developed the Green Industry Standard framework and introduced the Green Industry Service Company (GISCO) to accelerate the transition toward sustainable industry. The Ministry of Industry introduced the Green Industry Service Company (GISCO) on May 15, 2025 on the Mata Lokal Fest 2025 event in Jakarta. 

GISCO acts as a bridge between industries, green technology providers, financial institutions, and certification bodies, providing integrated services such as technical assistance, energy and resource efficiency assessments, green transition planning, and access to green financing. 

Workshop overview 

Featuring an expert speaker from the Green Industry Center (Pusat Industri Hijau), Ministry of Industry, this workshop will explain the policy background, framework, and technical implementation of GISCO. Participants will gain a deeper understanding of GISCO’s role in supporting industrial decarbonization and ESG integration, as well as how companies can actively engage in the Green Industry ecosystem through GISCO. 

Agenda

Targeted Participants

• Corporate Executives and ESG Managers 
• Heads of Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR), Community Development, and 
• Stakeholder Relations 
• Operations and Legal Managers in natural resources-based industries (e.g., mining, 
• plantations, energy) 
• Government Officials and Regulators 
• NGOs, Civil Society Organizations (CSOs), and Development Partners 
• Investors, ESG Analysts, and Financial Institutions