Abstract: - The measure of the company's success is now shifting to maximizing profits and contributing to the

achievement of environmental and community development by the triple bottom line concept. The purpose of

this study is to analyze the social impact of the Bunda Koja CSR program during the period 2018 to 2021. The

case study approach, which is ideal for thoroughly examining complicated social phenomena using the SROI

method, which is carried out through some activities in the CSR Program (i.e. digital marketing training,

BPOM technical support, food handler training, financial governance training, Pertamina Sehati School of

Nutrition, etc.) is assessed its impact on the community through SROI method. The stages of the SROI method

Received: July 14, 2023. Revised: November 8, 2023. Accepted: December 11, 2023. Available online: December 29, 2023.

success is now measured by how well it makes

money and helps the environment and the

community. The corporate social responsibility

the community in which, in addition to maximizing

the welfare of company owners, the company is

expected to be a good citizen, be ethical, and

comply with applicable laws, [1]. When referring to

Law Number 40 of 2007, Article 1, the definition of

operates. They are expected to conduct their

programs is mandatory for companies that carry out

their business in the field of and related to natural

resources and are obliged to carry out social and

environmental responsibility. The requirement of

implementing CSR programs is also regulated by

Law Number 25 of 2007, Article 15, which states

that every investor must carry corporate social

responsibilities. Article 16 also requires that

investors must maintain environmental

sustainability, [6]. If the investor does not perform

facilities. In Article 40, paragraph (5) of Law

Number 22 of 2001 concerning Oil and Gas, it is

also said that business entities or permanent

establishments that carry out oil and gas business

activities (upstream business activities and

downstream business activities) are also responsible

for developing the environment and local

communities, [7].

implementation, the motive for implementing such a

specifically at the oil company, however,

implementing CSR is a response to surrounding

community pressure. Such pressure forces oil

companies to be able to implement appropriate CSR

strategies and evaluate the implementation of CSR

programs, [11]. The evaluation of CSR strategies is

important since one empirical research suggests that

CSR programs of oil transnational companies

haven't helped communities grow and have, in some

cases, even led to conflicts between and within

improve as a result of these interventions, [15].

conditions, [16]. Community development is the

collection of processes, programs, strategies, and

activities that make a community sustainable, as

opposed to economic development, [17]. There are

two aspects to community development:

fundamental development and collective

development. The former refers to the improvement

an individual experiences in meeting his basic

requirements, i.e., his immediate needs that ensure

his survival in society, [14]. This means that these

members, [17].

community look beyond their basic requirements

and pool their resources collectively to meet societal

demands, [18]. This implies that each individual

must assume the responsibility of providing for the

whole, and the complexity of society necessitates

that he obtain a certain level of competence and

skills to meet this demand. Without the combined

evolving. SROI is a framework to measure and

account for the value provided by program

initiatives that go beyond financial value, according

to the SROI handbook, [20]. It includes the costs

and benefits of social, environmental, and economic

factors. SROI assigns a value to the degree of

change (impact) brought about by the program and

considers the rewards for those who help bring

about the change. One feature of SROI is that it

primarily concentrates on the social consequences

approach is unlikely to enable theoretical and

accurate, it is appropriate to utilize the SROI

methodology to illustrate the societal impact of a

CSR initiative. The primary data for this study came

from interviews, observations, and conversations

with people involved in the topic. Meanwhile,

secondary data is obtained from written data, for

example, program proposals, program realization

reports, etc.

methodology, the social impact analysis of CSR

digital marketing training; (2) BPOM technical

support; (3) food handler training; (4) financial

governance training; (5) Pertamina Sehati School of

Nutrition; (6) food product registration at BPOM;

(7) registration of MUI halal food products; (8) all

catfish parts; (9) catfish farming in buckets; and (10)

Aloe Vera Koja.

3.2 Data Collection and Analysis

The data collection and analysis is based on the

stages of SROI described in Figure 1. which

includes: (1) defining the scope and identifying

stakeholders; (2) impact mapping; (3) proving

impact and giving it value; (4) establishing impact;

activity is a response to the shortage of land in cities

bucket package with supplies, seeds, and food, each

worth IDR 220,000. The company donated a total of

60 buckets to Bunda Koja in 2020. Activities to use

catfish in different culinary products, such as catfish

sticks, catfish bone chips, catfish nuggets, and

catfish that have been shredded. At the end of 2019,

the development of this SULE started. Aloe Vera

Koja is an activity in which aloe vera plants are used

to make two different things: nata and aloe vera

juice.

of the present value of the Bunda Koja program’s

5 Discussions

The purpose of this study was to calculate the social

impact of a Pertamina Patra Niaga Integrated

Terminal Jakarta CSR program using an SROI

framework. The study contributes to advancing the

social impact research of mineral resource

companies by shedding light on the monetary value

of the social impact of specific CSR activities by

Pertamina Patra Niaga Integrated Terminal Jakarta.

Integrated Terminal Jakarta's CSR programs are

financially and economically responsible, which has

been limited to CSR research by a mineral resources

company, [33].

Bunda Koja Group produces a figure of 1.89, which

means every IDR 1,- investment in the Bunda Koja

Group can produce a social impact of IDR 1.89,-.

The investment of Pertamina Patra Niaga Integrated

Terminal Jakarta has had a positive impact on the

for mothers of Bunda Koja Group by standardizing

BPOM and Halal MUI, increasing knowledge and

application of PSSN, and increasing the status of

toddlers under the red line and malnourished

toddlers in Koja District, which is the company’s

Ring 1 area, which is increasing knowledge of clean

and healthy living behavior and improving the

quality of healthy life, as well as increasing the

income of cadre mothers.

Patra Niaga Integrated Terminal Jakarta and the

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[4] E. Guenther, H. Hoppe, and C. Poser,

[6] P. R. Indonesia, Law of the Republic of

[7] P. R. Indonesia, Law Number 22 of 2001

[20] J. Brouwers, E. Prins, and M. Salverda,

[22] I. Vogel, “Review of the use of ‘Theory of

[24] A. O. Banke-Thomas, B. Madaj, A. Charles,