Bank Mandiri reinforced its commitment to delivering direct benefits to society by implementing 1,174 Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) programs across 12 operational regions in Indonesia (03/02).

The programs demonstrate the bank’s consistent, targeted, and sustainable approach, making CSR an integral part of its corporate strategy.

Bank Mandiri views CSR not just as a corporate obligation, but as a foundation for creating long-term value for communities, the environment, and stakeholders.

Social Initiatives Address Education, Health, and Disaster Response

“CSR is an inseparable part of the company’s role as a development agent,” said Bank Mandiri President Director Riduan.

“With this approach, CSR programs not only provide short-term benefits but also strengthen corporate sustainability.”

The social pillar received the largest allocation of Rp142.5 billion in 2025. Programs focused on improving the quality of life for vulnerable communities, covering education, healthcare, disaster relief, and social resilience. Over 371,000 social aid packages were distributed to meet basic needs.

Bank Mandiri also invested in constructing and renovating educational facilities, providing ambulances, and delivering emergency aid to communities affected by natural disasters.

Programs to accelerate stunting reduction were part of the social pillar, aligned with national priorities to enhance human resource quality from early childhood.

Environmental Pillar Supports Sustainable Infrastructure

The environmental pillar received Rp79.2 billion to promote environmental sustainability and basic infrastructure development.

Initiatives included building and upgrading public facilities, providing sanitation and clean water, and strengthening social and religious facilities.

The bank also supported road construction and irrigation channels to improve community living standards.

These efforts reflect Bank Mandiri’s commitment to mitigating climate change and supporting sustainable development through environmentally friendly infrastructure.

Economic Programs Empower SMEs and Support Communities

With Rp28 billion allocated to the economic pillar, Bank Mandiri focused on strengthening community economic capacity and empowering small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs).

Hundreds of training sessions were held to improve business competitiveness, alongside support for community mobility and environmentally-based economic solutions.

Programs to improve uninhabitable homes were also part of the economic pillar, helping raise living standards while ensuring inclusive economic growth.

“Through the economic pillar, we aim to ensure that growth benefits all communities,” Riduan stated.

Governance Pillar Ensures Transparency and Accountability

The governance pillar, funded at Rp1.2 billion, focused on transparency, accountability, and compliance in CSR program implementation.

Program reporting was conducted openly through sustainability reports and public publications, reinforcing public trust.

Bank Mandiri’s CSR achievements were recognized with national awards, highlighting program quality and consistency.

Riduan emphasized that collaboration with government, communities, and strategic partners helped CSR programs run effectively and meet local needs.

Looking ahead, Bank Mandiri will strengthen CSR strategies through innovation, digitalization, and greater program impact, aligning all initiatives with national development priorities, including human resource quality, economic resilience, and environmentally conscious growth.

“We believe sustainable excellence is achieved through consistent commitment and strong collaboration. CSR will remain a long-term strategy to create shared value for society and sustainable development,” Riduan concluded.

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