About CSP
Cocoa Sustainability Partnership (CSP) is a forum for public-private collaboration and actively for the betterment of cocoa development in Indonesia. We support Indonesian cocoa sector in international market.
The CSP exists to increase communication, coordination and collaboration between public and private stakeholders engaged in cocoa sustainability activities in Indonesia for the mutual benefit of all cocoas sector players.
Vision
The Indonesian cocoa sector is globally competitive, economically viable, environmentally and socially sustainable.
Mission
As the umbrella organization for Indonesian Cocoa Sustainability, the CSP coordinates collaborations, learnings among stakeholders, by fostering trust, commitment, communication and transparency, to successfully empower cocoa farmers and their communities.
CSP Statute
This statute (Anggaran Rumah Tangga/ART) is operational description of the notarial deed (Anggaran Dasar/AD No. 02, date 05 June 2015). This statute consist of fifteen articles, and has been approved to be effective by the General Assembly April 2016.DOWNLOAD
Advisory Board
Dr. Ir. Musdhalifah Machmud, MT.
Chairwoman of CSP Advisory Board
Minister Deputy for Food and Agribusiness , Coordinating Ministry for Economic Affair
Supervisory Board
Program Director, SCPP-Swisscontact Indonesia
Christina Rini
Chairwoman
Program Director, SCPP-Swisscontact Indonesia
Program Director, Yayasan Inisiatif Dagang Hijau
Nassat Idris
Treasurer
Program Director, Yayasan Inisiatif Dagang Hijau
Sustainability Country Manager, JB Cocoa
Suharman Sumpala
General Assembly Chairman
Sustainability Country Manager, JB Cocoa
Business Development Manager, Barry Callebaut Asia Pacific
Ani Setiyoningrum
Board Member
Business Development Manager, Barry Callebaut Asia Pacific
Ani Setiyoningrum is Business Development Manager at Barry Callebaut Asia Pacific. She oversees the implementation of sustainability program in Indonesia, to meet the standard and expectation of relevant parties involved. Her other main task is supporting sales and commercial team to raise awareness of customers in Asia Pacific on the importance of sustainable product and how it can create impact for community and planet. She is also actively engaged in Cocoa Sustainability Partnership and government outreach in Indonesia.Ani had worked in the area of raw-material Sourcing, Procurement, Supply Chain and leading the team for implementation of Sustainability program on ground. The experience had shaped her knowledge on various issues, from cocoa beans trading and supply chain structure, dealing with customers, until off farm and on farm problems. She enjoyed working for Barry Callebaut, a company with diverse employee background which allows her to learn and respect people from various unique cultural background and habit. Integrity is one of her key word applied both for personal and working environment.
Ani is originally from Bandung and lived slightly in the outskirt, several kilometers away from the factory where she’s based, when not traveling. She enjoys cooking simple foods, music, reading, watching movie and hang out with friends and family. You can contact Ani at ani_setiyoningrum@barry-callebaut.com
Asia Director for Cocoa Sustainable Sourcing, Mars Incorporated
Fay Fay Choo
Board Member
Asia Director for Cocoa Sustainable Sourcing, Mars Incorporated
Fay Fay Choo is the Asia Director for Cocoa Sustainable Sourcing for Mars Incorporated. She has 25 years of supply chain and strategic sourcing experience in the food industry and in the past nine years has been directly responsible for sustainable cocoa development in Asia, where Mars has an extensive program covering plant science research, technology transfer and community development with tens of thousands of farmers in Indonesia, Philippines and Vietnam.
Head of Cocoa Life Southeast Asia, Mondelēz International
Andi Sitti Asmayanti
Board Member
Head of Cocoa Life Southeast Asia, Mondelēz International
Andi Sitti Asmayanti (Yanti) is Head of Cocoa Life South East Asia. Cocoa Life is Mondelēz International’s global cocoa sustainability program. The Cocoa Life program reflects Mondelēz International’s purpose to empower people to eat snacks that are made right. As one of the world’s largest chocolate makers, the company has been using its scale to drive change in the cocoa supply chain by investing directly in cocoa communities, implementing its own holistic program Cocoa Life.
Cocoa Life co-creates solutions with partners and farmers, to make cocoa farming a prosperous business and to build communities that take on their own development while conserving the natural resources. With its $400 million investment over 10 years in Cocoa Life, Mondelēz International is committed to empowering 200,000 cocoa farmers and improving the lives of more than 1 million people in cocoa communities in Ghana, Cote d’Ivoire, Indonesia, Dominican Republic, India and Brazil. By 2025, all Mondelēz International’s chocolate brands will source their cocoa through Cocoa Life.
Yanti
has gained over 15 years of experience across industry sectors like
FMCG (chocolate and snacking), supply chain and agriculture, with
specialized in strategy supply chain and sustainability, agriculture
development, social sustainability, international relations and trading,
risk management, people management, and corporate government affairs,
business and commercial acumen.
Before
joining Mondelēz
International in 2013, Yanti was responsible to lead
commercial and sourcing operations and the sustainability supply chain
program at Mars Incorporated in Indonesia. She holds a Bachelor in
International Relations and a Master of Business Administration on
Finance.
Head of Cocoa Sustainability, Olam Indonesia
Imam Suharto
Board Member
Head of Cocoa Sustainability, Olam Indonesia
Country Director, Rainforest Alliance Indonesia
Putra Agung
Board Member
Country Director, Rainforest Alliance Indonesia
Cocoa Sector Manager, Rikolto Indonesia
Peni Agustijanto
Board Member
Cocoa Sector Manager, Rikolto Indonesia
Senior Project Manager of AgroSolution, PT. Pupuk Indonesia (Persero)
Supriyoto
Board Member
Senior Project Manager of AgroSolution, PT. Pupuk Indonesia (Persero)
CSP Secretariat
Wahyu Wibowo
Wahyu Wibowo, has been appointed as Executive Director of Cocoa Sustainability Partnership (CSP) since January 8th, 2018. He is a results-oriented and has a strong background in multi-stakeholder organization and sustainable agriculture, having successfully led the implementation of sustainability standard for coffee and build business case for both coffee farmers and coffee traders in Indonesia, Philippine, Thailand, and Papua New Guinea. Wahyu has a master’s degree in environmental science and is fluent in English and Bahasa Indonesia.
As an Executive Director of CSP, he led the secretariat on day by day activities, including finance, communications, and programs. He worked with the team to coordinates collaboration among member and stakeholder, by fostering trust, commitment, communication and transparency, to successfully empower cocoa farmer and their communities. He was put a foundation for radical transparency from handful member including data management publication.
With the proper and sufficient formal education, convening skill experience and other good soft skills, Wahyu is trusted by CSP members to bring the organization more advanced and benefited to members and cocoa stakeholders.
Ledy Iswandy Yohannes
Ledy Iswandy Yohannes is the Operation Manager of CSP. She has Bachelor Degree in Accounting from Hasanuddin University and has more than 10 years experience in finance and business management for private company and non profit organization. She joined CSP on October 2014 and responsible for managing the finance, human resources, administration, procurement. She has succeeded in bringing CSP as financially credible organization proven by the positive audit reports (PSAK 45) issued by PWC.
Mashadi Mulyo
Expert in sustainable commodities and Supply-chain, agriculture, forest and land use, community development, gender, sexual reproductive health and right, behavioral change communication, policy advocacy and communication.
More than 10 years’ experience in working with development issue in special area of program management, advocacy and communication for sustainable commodities, gender mainstreaming, adolescent sexual and reproductive health, HIV/AIDS, and community development for most at risk and marginalized community has enriched his facilitation and training skill.
Able to provides a wide range of technical assistance to civil society organizations, local governments, and development agencies in several Indonesia regions, particularly Java, Bali, Sumatera, and Kalimantan with focus on community system strengthening, organization capacity development, governance, strategic planning, and proposal development.
Armin Hari
Armin Hari is an award winning photographer and social activist who works in issues of gender, community empowerment, refugees, migrant workers, HIV/AIDS, environment, social transformation, and photo-based advocacy for more than 20 years in all over Indonesia. His photographs convey strong messages on social realities and has been published in regional and international publications such as books, journals, articles, reports, and series of exhibitions. He has been awarded several prestigious international awards including the Hamdan Bin Mohammed Bin Rashid Al Maktoum International Photography Award (HIPA).
He co-founded ININNAWA, an NGO aimed to build social change through the young people while still in university. The organization now grows into five NGOs focused in different issues such as rural agriculture (SRP Payo-Payo), agricultural innovations and seeds bank (Tanete Institute (TANI)), traditional market revitalization (Active Society Institute (AcSI)), literacy and education (Katakerja), and local culture (Ininnawa Publisher).
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