CSP members are required to maintain and improve competence through CPE activities organized by ICSP and NCCR or other parties recognized by ICSP.

Total CPE Credits that must be participated by CSP Members is at least 3 (three) CPE Credits within a period of 1 (one) year.
 
The CPE activities include:
  1. For training, the course’s participant consists of 50 minutes of training equivalent to 1 CPE credit.
  2. For workshops, panel discussions, seminars, conferences, conventions, or symposiums consists of 50 minutes equivalent to 1 CPE credit.
  3. For the preparation of articles, newsletters, or magazines equivalent to 10 CPE credits.
  4. For the preparation of books equivalent to 20 CPE credits.
  5. For professional research or study equivalent to 15 CPE credits.
  6. For a lecture or speaker in a CPE program consists of 50 minutes of lecturing equivalent to 2 CPE credit.

The member can submit the documents for CPE gradually here.


CPE Activity Report Form

Personal Information

Activity Documents

Name of Activity - Date - Name of the organization, Example: Workshop Sustainability Finance, 21 Jan 2024 by ICSP, Max file size 2 mb

Name of Activity - Date - Name of the organization, Example: Workshop Sustainability Finance, 21 Jan 2024 by ICSP, Max file size 2 mb

Name of Activity - Date - Name of the organization, Example: Workshop Sustainability Finance, 21 Jan 2024 by ICSP, Max file size 2 mb

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Institute of Certified Sustainability Practitioners (ICSP) is an organization for Sustainability Practitioners. Established to educate professionals preserving natural and social capital resources by using principle professional guidelines.

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The National Center for Corporate Reporting (NCCR), formerly known as the National Center for Sustainability Reporting (NCSR), was established in 2005 through the initiative of government bodies, corporations, and distinguished individuals who recognized early on the importance of developing sustainability competencies in Indonesia.

In 2007, the Government of Indonesia introduced regulatory requirements for certain private and public corporations to undertake sustainability initiatives and disclose their sustainability performance. This regulatory development further strengthened the relevance of NCCR’s role in advancing sustainability reporting practices in the country.

Since its establishment, NCCR has continuously aligned its programs with global sustainability developments. It is recognized as a GRI Certified Training Partner and GRI Data Partner, demonstrating its commitment to internationally accepted sustainability reporting standards.NCCR has also organized the Indonesia Sustainability Reporting Awards annually since 2005, which is now known as the Asia Sustainability Reporting Rating (ASRRAT), serving as a platform to promote transparency, accountability, and excellence in sustainability reporting.

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