The Punch List 2024
More than a Directory—
a Celebration of Innovation, Resilience, and the Transformative Power of Collective Action
As Bali experiences rapid development and environmental challenges, a wave of forward-thinking businesses is stepping up. The Punch List celebrates those committed to driving positive change, going beyond reducing their impact to show what's possible. Each one proves that economic growth and environmental care can thrive together.
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1.Sustainability Management
Sustainability management involves structured plans to reduce environmental impact and boost growth. In Bali, 98 Businesses achieving this cut resource use by 25%, save 2.8 million liters of water and 2.35 million kilowatt-hours of energy annually, and reduce landfill waste by 3,800 tons.
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2.Sustainable Building & Design
Sustainable building and design minimize resource use, waste, and emissions. In Bali, 99 businesses complete around 990 eco-friendly projects yearly, cutting construction waste by 15,000 tons, saving 10 million kilowatt-hours of energy, and reducing CO2 emissions by 7,500 metric tons, while creating about 2,000 green jobs.
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3.Cultural Interaction & Heritage
In Bali, 99 businesses integrating traditional culture can potentially invest IDR 5.2 billion annually in cultural preservation, supporting artisans and festivals. This drives community pride, creates about 1,500 jobs, and enhances local tourism.
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4.Sustainable & Local Sourcing
In Bali, 121 businesses embracing sustainable and local sourcing shift 40% of their procurement to local suppliers, reducing CO2 emissions by 12,500 metric tons annually and injecting IDR 150 billion into the regional economy. This approach supports local economies, cuts waste, and fosters sustainable production.
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5.Equal & Local Employment
By focusing on equal and local employment, 120 businesses in Bali have created over 3,120 local jobs. This commitment enhances local economies, reduces unemployment, and fosters diverse, inclusive workplaces that improve employee satisfaction and regional growth.
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6.Staff Engagement
Staff engagement in sustainability involves involving employees in environmental initiatives and providing training. In Bali, 105 businesses have over 5,200 engaged employees, leading to a 30% improvement in waste reduction and energy efficiency, cutting 2,340 tons of waste and 5 million kilowatt-hours of energy annually.
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7.No Single Use Plastic
The commitment to eliminating single-use plastic involves switching to reusable or biodegradable alternatives. In Bali, 104 businesses committed to this practice have removed around 1.04 million plastic items annually, cutting their plastic use by 80% and setting a strong example for others.
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8.Waste Management
In Bali, 118 businesses committed to effective waste management handle about 18,000 tons of waste annually, achieving a 40% increase in recycling and converting 5,400 tons into compost. These practices reduce landfill waste, improve soil health, and promote sustainable waste solutions.
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9.Sustainable Packaging
107 businesses in Bali using sustainable packaging reduce around 53.5 million units of conventional packaging annually, preventing 7,700 tons of waste from Bali's landfills. This shift to recyclable and biodegradable materials lessens their environmental footprint and promotes eco-friendly practices.
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10.Energy Conservation
By implementing energy-efficient measures, such as LED lighting and solar power, 75 businesses in Bali reduce energy use by about 1,500,000 kilowatt-hours annually, cut CO2 emissions by 1,050 metric tons, and generate 3,750,000 kWh of clean energy. They also save approximately IDR 1,500,000,000 per year, setting a sustainability benchmark for others.
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11.Water Conservation
By implementing water-saving measures, such as low-flow fixtures and optimized irrigation, 78 businesses in Bali reduce water usage by about 1.5 million cubic meters annually, ease strain on local water sources, and prevent 1,200 tons of wastewater. These efforts also save approximately IDR 3 billion per year, setting a strong example for sustainable water management.
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12.Biodiversity Conservation
In Bali, 71 businesses committed to biodiversity conservation collectively protect and enhance approximately 3,500 hectares of natural habitats annually through activities like habitat restoration and reduced chemical usage. Their efforts safeguard local wildlife, support endangered species, and promote ecological balance, setting a strong example for environmental stewardship in the region.
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13.Community Support & Guidance
By engaging in community support and guidance, 116 businesses contribute to around 350 projects annually. Their efforts create approximately 1,200 new jobs, support 2,000 local entrepreneurs, and provide educational benefits to 5,000 students. These businesses also improve local infrastructure, strengthen community ties, and foster economic growth and social well-being.
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14.Accessibility for All
In Bali, 39 businesses improving accessibility through ramps, accessible restrooms, and clear information enhance access for about 60,000 visitors annually. These efforts ensure easier use of services, promote inclusivity, and contribute to a more equitable environment while setting a positive example for others.
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15.Guest / Consumer Awareness
By sharing clear details on their sustainability practices, 103 businesses reach about 1.5 million consumers annually. This transparency helps customers make informed choices and supports a shift toward more sustainable consumption. Their efforts foster greater awareness and drive a cultural shift towards sustainability in Bali.
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