S u k o h a rs o n o (2006, p. 231) cited from D enzin and Lincoln (1994) states that qualitative research is multi-method in focus, which involves an interpretive, naturalistic approach to its subject. Sug iy o n o (2 008, p. 388) quoting Borg and Gall states that qualitative research is much more difficult to do well than quantitative research because the data collected is usually subjective and the most important measurement tool for the collection of data is the investigator himself. In general, secondary data in the form of evidence, note, structured historical report in archives (dokum e n te r of data) that are published and not published (Indriantoro and Supom o, 2002, p. 146).
S u g iy o n o (2 008, p. 4 2 7 ) quoting Bogdan states that data analysis is the process of systematically searching and arranging the interview transcripts, field notes and other materials you collect. Moreover, S u g iy o n o (2 008, p. 427) quoting Susan Stainback also states that data analysis is critical to the qualitative research process. Inductive research is the type of research that aims to generate theory or hypothesis through fact finding (Indrian to ro and Supom o, 2002, p. 23).
The purpose of content analysis is to identify characteristic or specific information that exists on a document to result in objective and systematic descriptive (Indrian to ro and S u p o m o , 2 002, p. 159). In addition, Z arkasyi (2007, p. 10) defines that social clarification is an attempt to correct the balance by recognizing that a firm through its actions affects its external environment (both positively and negatively) and must therefore take account. for these effects as part of his overall accountability for his actions. According to Gray et al., (1996, p. 38) a schedule can be simply defined as the duty to provide an account (by no means necessarily a financial account) or accounting for actions for which a one is held responsible.
Environmental information provides firms with greater costs of their products and processes, thus leading to better business decisions and sustained profitability (Suk o h arso no o , 2005, p. 22).
Internal Function
Sustainability c o u n n g provides a useful tool for the identity, assessment and m a n a g e of social and environmental risks by identifying resource efficiency and cost savings and compelling linkage of social and environmental problems with financial opportunities. Gather information on environmental and social costs and relate them to financial benefits. Roman and social external costs may decrease over time as sustainability increases.
Corporate m e n tal responsibility means responsibility carried out by the company to maintain and maintain the environment. Companies can undertake many environmentally responsible activities. The second definition from C a n adian Business for Social Responsibility defines C S R as a c o m p a n y s e m i t i o n to operate in an economically, socially and environmentally m e n i n g sustainable way, while reco g g stakeholders with its stakeholders, including investors, customers, employees, business partners, local communities , the environment and society as a whole. Elements of social responsibility include investment in community outreach work, employment relationships, creation and maintenance of employment, environmental management and financial results.
The Global Reporting Initiative (GRI) has the potential to significantly improve the usefulness and quality of information reported by companies about their environmental, social and economic impacts and performance. what. For each core issue a series of key p e rfo rm a n k indicators (K P Is) were created in important business p erformances and sustainability. Individual c o m p a n ies are committed to setting targets for measurable p rformance against these key indicators and to publicly report on progress against these targets.
To date, CSI companies have begun reporting their performance against these indicators, and a majority have shown year-over-year improvements. All H olcim ready-mix concrete is produced in accordance with ISO 9001 quality specifications and meets the environmental requirements of ISO 14001. Based on the 2008 Sustainability Report, Holcim has carried out responsibility activities at eight companies and then reports the activities in the 2008 Sustainability Report.
The responsibilities of the eight companies are the use of material recycling, the adoption of indirect energy, the improvement of energy efficiency, the use of water withdrawals, having a report on the emission of gas, reducing greenhouse gas emissions, having a prepared report on the emission of substances and mitigating the environmental impact of products and services. Based on the n a lysis above, I can now know that H olcim does not report all the key performance indicators for the C e m e n t Sustainability Initiative. Holcim has been reported on all key performance indicators for fuel and material use as well as indicators for health and safety.
H o lcim d i d n a reports key p e rfo rm a n c e indicators for issue m o n ito r and reporting also indicators for local impacts. From explanation above, it can be concluded that Holcim still does not meet the key performance indicators on C e m e n t Sustainability Initiative, although Holcim is a member of C Initiative. This is coincidental, because based on application level criteria set by G RI, grade B will be given to report that reporting on a m in im u m o f 20 p e rfo rm a n c e indicators, at least one of each of: econ o m ic, and v iro n m e n t, human rights, labour, society, product responsibility.
H olcim Indonesia, T b k based on CSI, Holcim still does not meet key information indicators on C e m e n t Sustainability Initiative, th o u g h Holcim is m e m e r fo u n d e r o f C e m e n t Sustainability Initiative.
