INFOKU, BLORA –The Blora Regency Government is taking swift action to continue pursuing company compliance in reporting the implementation of Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR).
Because until the middle of this year, not a single CSR report has been received from companies operating in the local area.
Acting Head of the Blora Regional Development Planning, Research and Innovation Agency (Bapperida), Antonius Sriandwi Nugrahanto, told the press that reminders had been issued through letters and coordination meetings with companies.
"No reports have been received yet. We have sent letters to 37 companies and will follow up with further letters," Anton explained.
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He explained that the reminder mechanism will be implemented in stages. Companies that haven't submitted reports will receive up to three more letters before the government issues a written warning.
"This is a reminder that companies have CSR obligations as regulated in Regional Regulations," he explained.
According to Anton, CSR reporting is necessary so that the government can map the contribution of the business world and direct its implementation so that it is in line with regional development programs.
In addition, the size of the CSR program is not set the same for each company because it is adjusted to each company's capabilities.
"Companies with good business conditions are certainly expected to provide benefits to the communities surrounding their operational areas," he said.
Bapperida data shows that during 2025, there were 417 CSR activities reported by 23 companies.
This figure is lower than the 450 activities reported in 2024. However, the number of companies submitting reports actually increased from 17 to 23.
In addition, there are still a number of companies, including state-owned enterprises operating in Blora, that have not reported their CSR activities to the local government because reporting is done centrally.
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The Blora Regency Government continues to encourage these companies to submit reports so that their CSR programs can be aligned with regional development needs. (Endah/ IST )
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