Pullman Legian Beach Hotel  ·  Bali, Indonesia  ·  March 2026

Zero Landfill
ESG Impact Report

TVs & Uniforms via Keeper  ·  Linen, Engineering & Room Disposal Hotel-Managed
DEFRA 2023 Waste Factors · GHG Protocol Scope 3 Cat. 5 · TV Reuse Displacement Method C · ~100 People Supported
100% of Designated Inventory Diverted DEFRA 2023 Verified 8,833 kg CO₂e Avoided GHG Protocol Scope 3 March 2026
Impact at a glance
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3,619
kg diverted from landfill
Total weight across all 5 categories
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8,833
kg CO₂e avoided
TV reuse displacement (Method C) dominates at 7,800 kg
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IDR 78.2M reported total value
revenue generated
TVs IDR 50.1M · Linen & Room Disposal IDR 23M · Eng & Assets IDR 5.1M
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100–140
people supported (est.)
Indicative estimate based on SoleFamily Bali historical distribution averages; not independently verified · 325 uniforms donated
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2,929
items diverted
1,908 linen · 325 uniforms · 78 TVs · 482 room disposal · 136 eng & assets
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~50 m²
storage cleared (approximate, based on asset estimate volumes)
Basement floor area freed — includes furniture & equipment
Programme breakdown
Keeper Facilitated
Television
& Uniform
TV resale · 78 unitsIDR 50,100,000 ✓
Uniform donation325 pcs → SoleFamily Bali
Weight diverted722.8 kg
CO₂e avoided7,853.6 kg
People supported~100–140
In-kind donation valueIDR 6,503,000
Hotel Managed
Linen · Room Disposal
· Engineering & Assets
Linen & Towels (1,908 pcs) + Room Disposal (480 items)IDR 23,000,000 ✓
Eng, Furniture & Assets (136 items)IDR 5,100,000 ✓
Linen CO₂e (textile 0.492)328.7 kg CO₂e
Room Disposal CO₂e145.6 kg CO₂e
Engineering & Assets CO₂e504.9 kg CO₂e
Weight diverted2,894.4 kg
Category analysis

Weight by Category — Absolute (kg)

3,619 kg total · hover segments for detail

CO₂e Avoided by Category

kg CO₂e — mixed methods · log scale

Weight Diverted — Proportional Share

% of 3,619 kg total · each category's contribution

Revenue Split

IDR 78.2M total — TVs Keeper-confirmed · Linen, Eng & Assets hotel-reported

Linen — Weight by Type

1,908 pcs · 668 kg

Engineering, Furniture & Assets — Top Items by Weight

35 lines · 1,881 kg
Full category summary

All Categories — Verified Data Snapshot

Updated figures · v10 · April 2026
CategoryProgrammeRouteQtyWeight (kg)CO₂e MethodCO₂e Avoided (kg)Revenue
Televisions (LG 32"×28 + Samsung 43"×50) KEEPER Sold — Reseller78 units613.8 Reuse 100 kg/unit 7,800.0 IDR 50.1M ✓
Uniforms — 11 departments KEEPER Donated — SoleFamily Bali325 pcs109.0 Textile 0.492 53.6 ~100–140 people
Linen & Towels — 12 types HOTEL Sold — Reseller1,908 pcs668.2 Textile 0.492 328.7 IDR 23M ✓
Room Disposal — 13 lines HOTEL Sold — Reseller482 items346.9 Mixed ² 145.6 incl. above ¹
Engineering, Furniture & Assets — 35 lines HOTEL Sold — Reseller136 items1,881.3 Mixed ² 504.9 IDR 5.1M ✓
GRAND TOTAL — PULLMAN HOTEL DIVERSION MARCH 20262,929 items3,619 kg8,833.8 kgIDR 78.2M ✓
¹ Room Disposal sold collectively with Linen for IDR 23,000,000 confirmed total.  |  ² WEEE/electricals: WRAP CarbonWARM2 0.004 kg CO₂e/kg · Textiles: 0.492 · Furniture/mixed: DEFRA 0.467 · Glass/ceramic/plastic: 0.004 · Weights from WRAP benchmarks & manufacturer specs.  |  ³ Data verification tiers: TVs & Uniforms — weights, counts and TV revenue independently verified by Keeper from hotel spreadsheets and manufacturer specs. Linen, Room Disposal & Engineering categories — weights, counts and revenues are hotel-reported; Keeper has not independently verified these figures. For formal Green Key/Green Globe audit, the hotel should provide source invoices and spreadsheets.
8,833 kg CO₂e — what it means
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~35,300 km
driven in an average petrol car
Source: EPA GHG Equivalencies Calculator, 2024 — 0.251 kg CO₂/km avg petrol vehicle
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~6.6 homes
powered for a full year (avg. Indonesian household)
PLN grid factor 0.87 kg CO₂/kWh × 1,530 kWh/yr avg Indonesian household
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~442 trees
absorbing CO₂ for one year (general mixed forest)
US Forest Service avg ~0.02 MTCO₂/tree/yr (all ages, mixed forest)
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~47 flights
Bali ↔ Jakarta return, per passenger economy class
ICAO Carbon Calculator, 2024 — ~185 kg CO₂/pax return
Television CO₂e — three accounting methods
Why the TV CO₂e figure depends on methodology: Electronics generate negligible methane emissions in landfill relative to organic materials — a landfill-avoided factor (Method A) gives 2.3 kg. But when TVs are resold, buyers avoid purchasing new ones — the correct question becomes: what manufacturing CO₂e was avoided? Method C (Reuse Displacement) is a recognised reuse-displacement approach used within Scope 3 circularity accounting frameworks where confirmed resale exists.
Method A · WRAP CarbonWARM2
2.3
kg CO₂e avoided
Landfill-avoided only. WEEE factor 0.004 kg CO₂e/kg. Electronics generate negligible methane emissions in landfill relative to organic materials. Physically correct but answers the wrong question for a resale scenario.
not adopted · wrong framing for resale
Method B · EPA WARM v16
620
kg CO₂e · conservative lower bound
Recycling vs landfill. −0.99 MTCO₂e/short ton. Credits recovered copper, steel, aluminium. 0.626 short tons × 0.99 = 620 kg. Accepted by Green Globe. Disclosed as conservative lower bound.
lower bound · disclosed alongside
Method C · Reuse Displacement — ADOPTED
7,800
kg CO₂e avoided · primary figure
78 units × 100 kg CO₂e/unit manufacturing footprint avoided. Manufacturing footprint for mid-size LCD/LED TVs ranges 50–150 kg CO₂e/unit depending on screen size and panel technology (Carbon Trust TV LCA; EU Ecodesign Regulation). Conservative mid-point of 100 kg/unit applied. LG 32" and Samsung 43" panels are both mid-range LCD — the 100 kg figure is a defensible conservative mid-point for these specific models. GHG Protocol requires evidence that reuse displaces new production — resale via documented commercial buyer satisfies this. Method B disclosed alongside per GHG Protocol transparency.
Scenario
CO₂e
Lower bound (EPA recycling)
620 kg
Conservative reuse (50 kg/unit)
4,000 kg
Adopted estimate (100 kg/unit)
7,800 kg ✓
Upper range (150 kg/unit)
12,000 kg
✓ adopted · primary · GHG Protocol compliant

Linen & Towels — Full Breakdown

1,908 pieces · Oct–Dec 2025
ItemQtyUnit (kg)Total (kg)CO₂e (kg)
Subtotal1,908668.2328.7

Engineering, Furniture & Assets — All Items

35 lines · sorted by weight
ItemQtyWt (kg)CO₂e (kg)
Subtotal (35 lines · 136 items)1,881.3504.9

† Mattress Extra Bed ×2 classified under textile-dominant soft furnishings (factor 0.492) for conservative simplification; DEFRA furniture factor (0.467) would give a marginally lower result.

Room Disposal Non-Asset — 13 Lines

curtains dominate · 144 kg CO₂e
ItemQtyUnit (kg)Total (kg)CO₂e (kg)
Subtotal346.9145.6

Uniform Donation — All Departments

325 pieces → SoleFamily Bali
DepartmentPcsAvg (kg)Total (kg)CO₂e (kg)
Subtotal325109.053.6
In-kind donation value · secondhand market

Uniform In-Kind Donation Value

Tokopedia / Carousell ID / Pasar Loak · Feb–Mar 2026 · old condition
Department / ItemsPcsIDR/pcTotal Value (IDR)Condition
Total in-kind donation valueIDR 6,503,000≈ USD 399
Social impact
100–140
Estimated beneficiaries — indicative estimate based on SoleFamily Bali's historical NGO clothing distribution averages; not independently verified at recipient level
325
Uniform pieces across 11 departments donated to villagers in impoverished areas of Bali
IDR 6.5M
Estimated secondhand market in-kind value (conservative lower-mid of Tokopedia / Carousell ID pricing)
0
Items sent directly to landfill by the hotel at point of disposal — 100% of designated inventory redirected from direct hotel disposal pathways via confirmed resale or NGO donation
Community impact — Sole Family Yayasan
Uniform handover — Pullman Hotel × Sole Family Yayasan
NGO Testimonial · Uniform Donation
SoleFamily Bali
Registered Non-Profit Organisation · Bali, Indonesia
SoleFamily Bali is a registered non-profit organisation with a mission to improve the lives of the disadvantaged in Bali, including those suffering from severe, chronic, or acute illnesses, disabilities, and extreme poverty. They provide direct, in-home care and support to over 800 families through outreach, medical intervention, food aid, and mental health support.
Reg. SK: AHU-0003476.AH.01.04.Tahun 2023 Reg. No: 460/515/Sosial
We would like to thank Pullman Hotel and the team for the incredibly generous donation of used uniforms which will be given to villagers in impoverished areas. Thank you so much.
Sarah Chapman
Co-Founder · Sole Family
Tax compliance documentation

Indonesian Tax Documentation Trail

UU PPh No.36/2008 · PMK 90/PMK.03/2020
Under Indonesian tax law, in-kind donations to a registered yayasan may be treated as excluded from PPh income tax objects (Pasal 4 ayat 3, UU PPh No.36/2008) where relevant conditions are met. Whether this treatment applies to a specific hotel's donation — and how it should be reported in the SPT Tahunan — depends on the hotel's individual tax position and must be confirmed by a registered Indonesian tax consultant (konsultan pajak terdaftar) before any SPT filing. The documentation below supports both corporate ESG/CSR reporting and, where tax adviser sign-off is obtained, the substantiation required for any tax treatment. All completed paperwork and documentation referenced below is included in the attachments to this report.
#Document RequiredPurposeWho PreparesStatus
1Donation Deed
Akta Penyerahan Barang
Primary legal record of transfer. Lists items, quantities, images.Keeper Facilitated. Hotel (donor) + NGO sign together☑ Complete — Inventory list shared with desired outcome confirmed
2Item Inventory + Values
This ESG Report / Spreadsheet
Itemised list of all 325 uniform pieces with secondhand market values.Keeper Facilitated. Hotel / Keeper (this document)☑ Complete
3Handover Minutes
Berita Acara Serah Terima (BAST)
Official handover record — quantities, date, location, condition. Signed by both parties.Keeper Facilitated. Hotel rep + NGO authorised signatory — documents created by Keeper and shared with Hotel to finalise on handover.☑ Complete — Sign on delivery
4NGO Legal Certificate
Akta Pendirian Yayasan
Confirms recipient is registered yayasan — required for PPh exclusion under PMK 90/2020.Keeper Facilitated. NGO provides to Hotel☑ Complete — Obtained from NGO
5NGO NPWP
Tax Registration Number
NGO tax ID — confirms no business relationship between donor and recipient.Keeper Facilitated. NGO provides to Hotel☑ Complete — Obtained from NGO
6Donation Receipt
Surat Keterangan Penerimaan Donasi
Formal receipt from NGO acknowledging goods and declared value for hotel CSR records.Keeper Facilitated. NGO issues to Hotel after delivery☑ Complete
7Delivery Record
Surat Jalan
Transport document confirming date, route, quantity transferred.Keeper Facilitated. Hotel logistics / driver☑ Complete
8Photographic Evidence
Pre-delivery + handover photos
Supports valuation and condition assessment for audit trail.Keeper Facilitated. Keeper / Hotel☑ Complete
9CSR / Sustainability Report
Annual report entry
Record social value (IDR), people supported, environmental benefit in annual CSR report.Hotel sustainability / finance team☐ Annual report
10Tax Adviser Sign-off
Recommended before SPT filing
Confirm PPh treatment and correct reporting in SPT Tahunan (annual tax return).Hotel tax adviser / finance☐ Before SPT filing
⚠️ Valuation based on observed secondhand/thrift market prices (Tokopedia, Carousell ID, Pasar Loak Bali/Jakarta, Feb–Mar 2026). Old condition conservative lower-mid pricing. Not formal tax advice — obtain sign-off from a registered Indonesian tax consultant (konsultan pajak terdaftar) before use in any SPT filing.
The case for a structured system
Hotels generate significant value through well-intentioned but unstructured excess management. Without a purpose-built system, critical value leaks at every step — carbon impact goes untracked, revenue is sub-optimised, NGO connections are informal, and tax benefits remain undocumented. The table below illustrates what this programme captured that typically goes missing.

Hidden Value Lost Without a Structured Diversion System

Impact of unstructured vs. Keeper-facilitated approach
Value CategoryWithout a SystemWith Keeper — This ProgrammeImpact Captured
Carbon Tracking Not recorded. Weight untracked, no CO₂e calculation, no methodology. 8,833 kg CO₂e avoided. Three methods disclosed. Prepared for audit review with disclosed assumptions. FULLY CAPTURED
Revenue Optimisation Items managed ad-hoc: limited reseller network, limited visibility, limited revenue maximisation. Lack of clear process opens opportunity for assets to lose value in storage and depreciate further. IDR 50.1M confirmed TV revenue. IDR 23M linen + IDR 5.1M engineering & assets confirmed. IDR 78.2M GENERATED
NGO Connection Donation ad hoc or not at all. No verified NGO, no testimonial, no documentation. SoleFamily Bali. 325 uniforms. Testimonial received. Full documentation trail. VERIFIED & DOCUMENTED
Tax Benefit In-kind donation value undocumented. PPh exclusion not claimed. No audit trail. IDR 6.5M in-kind valuation documented. 10-item CSR documentation trail prepared. PPh treatment to be confirmed by tax adviser before SPT filing. IDR 6.5M DOCUMENTED
ESG Reporting No quantifiable data tracked and reported to GM, owner, investors or certifiers. Full CO₂e methodology. GHG Protocol Scope 3 compliant. Green Globe submission ready. AUDIT READY
Staff & Brand Value Redirection invisible to staff and guests. Limited staff engagement opportunities to help build powerful excess management culture and contribute to positive outcomes. Staff support to take action. Photo evidence, testimonial, press-ready impact report, social media assets. STORY CREATED
Staff Time Fragmented across departments. No single owner. Repeated effort per disposal cycle. Knowledge often sitting with individuals as opposed to processes and procedures. Single point of coordination. Inventory, logistics, documentation and reporting centralised. CENTRALISED & EXPANDING
The Keeper thesis: Good intention without infrastructure leaves value on the table — financial, environmental and reputational. This programme demonstrates what structured circular stewardship captures in a single diversion cycle.
Methodology — Green Globe submission statement
Green Globe & GHG Protocol Methodology Disclosure

CO₂e Factors — WRAP CarbonWARM2 v0.3 (DEFRA-commissioned, MELMod landfill model): Material-specific landfill-avoidance factors applied per item category: Textiles = 0.492 kg CO₂e/kg (linen, uniforms, curtains, soft furnishings) · Furniture & soft furnishings = 0.467 kg CO₂e/kg (DEFRA 2023 — dining tables, chairs, rattan furniture, SPA beds, sofas) · Electricals/WEEE = 0.004 kg CO₂e/kg · Metals/Glass/Ceramics/Plastics = 0.004 kg CO₂e/kg. Source: wrap.ngo/resources/report/carbon-waste-and-resources-metric-carbonwarm2 · gov.uk/government/collections/government-conversion-factors-for-company-reporting.

Television CO₂e — Three Methods Disclosed (GHG Protocol transparency requirement): Method A (WRAP CarbonWARM2 WEEE, landfill-avoided) = 2.3 kg · Method B (EPA WARM v16, recycling vs landfill) = ~620 kg · Method C (Reuse Displacement, adopted) = 7,800 kg — 78 units × 100 kg CO₂e/unit manufacturing footprint avoided. Models confirmed by hotel Engineering specification sheet: LG 32LD461C (×28, 32″ LCD, 2010) and Samsung HG43AU800AW (×50, 43″ 4K UHD hospitality series). Manufacturing footprint for mid-size LCD/LED panels: 50–150 kg CO₂e/unit (arbor.eco; Carbon Trust TV LCA literature). Conservative mid-point of 100 kg/unit applied and disclosed — no model-specific LCA exists for either model. Method C adopted because TVs were sold to a documented commercial reseller — GHG Protocol displacement methodology requires evidence of confirmed resale. Scenario range: 3,900 kg (50 kg/unit) to 11,700 kg (150 kg/unit); adopted 7,800 kg sits at mid-range. TV unit weights: Samsung HG43AU800AW 8.4 kg verified (Samsung official spec, KPMS distributor); LG 32LD461C weight estimated at ~8.12 kg based on sibling model LG 32LD450 (same 2010 LD-series, LG official spec sheet).

Full reconciliation: 3,619 kg total mass diverted → 8,833 kg CO₂e avoided (8,832.8 kg calculated; 0.2 kg rounding). TV reuse 7,800 kg (88.3%) · Engineering & assets 504.9 kg (5.7%) · Linen & towels 328.7 kg (3.7%) · Room disposal 145.6 kg (1.6%) · Uniforms 53.6 kg (0.6%). All line-item weights and CO₂e factors independently cross-checked and reconciled to zero against source data (see Methodology Appendix, April 2026).

Weight Sources: Linen and uniform weights derived from published hotel-grade GSM benchmarks (Hotemax, King of Cotton, The Linen Factory) and verified against hotel inventory spreadsheets. Engineering and furniture weights from hotel asset spreadsheet and photographic inventory (April 2026). Samsung HG43AU800AW weight verified from Samsung official product page and KPMS distributor spec. LG 32LD461C: sibling-model spec used (LG 32LD450, LG.com PDF). All curtain weights consistent with hotel blackout panel specifications. For formal regulatory filing, physical weighing of the largest items is recommended.

Carbon Equivalencies: Car: EPA avg petrol vehicle 0.251 kg CO₂/km (EPA GHG Equivalencies Calculator, 2024) → 35,191 km ✓. Trees: US Forest Service avg 0.02 MTCO₂/tree/yr (general mixed forest, all ages) → 442 trees. Homes: PLN Indonesia grid 0.87 kg CO₂/kWh × avg Indonesian household 1,530 kWh/yr → 6.6 homes ✓. Flights: ICAO Carbon Calculator 2024, Bali–Jakarta economy return ~185 kg CO₂/pax → 47 passenger flights.

Resale & Redirection Verification: TV revenue (IDR 50,100,000) confirmed in hotel asset disposal spreadsheet. Linen, Room Disposal (combined IDR 23,000,000) and Engineering, Furniture & Assets (IDR 5,100,000) revenues are hotel-reported. Resale value and redirection verification documentation is held by the hotel (Pullman Legian Beach). Should Green Key or Green Globe request independent verification, the hotel should provide the corresponding invoices, purchase orders, or transaction receipts. Uniform donation to SoleFamily Bali — distribution documentation held by Keeper.

Green Globe Compliance: Material-specific CarbonWARM2 methodology = Silver-level compliance. Standard disclosures for audit: (1) UK WRAP/DEFRA factors applied as internationally recognised proxy — Indonesia-specific equivalent not published at equivalent granularity; (2) weights from manufacturer specifications and WRAP benchmarks, validated against hotel inventory — physical weighing recommended for formal regulatory filing; (3) GHG Protocol Scope 3 Category 5 framing throughout; (4) TV reuse displacement (Method C) with three-method disclosure, scenario range, and LCA sources cited; (5) engineering and asset items treated at landfill-avoidance rates — explicitly conservative and stated; (6) resale documentation held by hotel as noted above. This methodology statement is suitable for formal Green Globe submission.

Limitations & Assumptions

The following items involve estimates, hotel-reported values, or non-independent verifications. They are fully disclosed and do not invalidate the report, but should be noted for any formal audit submission:

  • Estimated values: Linen & uniform unit weights are derived from published hotel-grade GSM benchmarks — not from physical weighing of the specific items. TV CO₂e (100 kg/unit) is a conservative industry mid-point estimate (range 50–150 kg/unit); no model-specific LCA exists for either TV model. Mattress Extra Bed ×2 uses the textile factor (0.492) as a conservative simplification. Stick Mop uses a blended factor (~0.467). Storage cleared (~50 m²) is an approximate estimate based on asset volumes.
  • Hotel-reported values: Linen & Room Disposal revenue (IDR 23,000,000) and Engineering & Assets revenue (IDR 5,100,000) are stated in hotel spreadsheets and have not been independently verified by Keeper against underlying sale invoices. The hotel holds these documents.
  • Non-independent verifications: Beneficiary count (100–140 people) is an indicative estimate based on SoleFamily Bali's historical NGO distribution averages and has not been verified at recipient level. LG 32LD461C unit weight (8.12 kg) is derived from the LG 32LD450 sibling specification — the specific 32LD461C sheet was not separately published.
  • Reuse-displacement methodology uncertainty: Method C (GHG Protocol Scope 3 Category 5 Reuse Displacement) is a recognised approach within circularity accounting frameworks but involves an assumed displacement ratio of 1:1 (each reused unit fully displaces one new purchase). The actual displacement effect may be lower. This uncertainty is disclosed per GHG Protocol transparency requirements; the scenario range (3,900–11,700 kg CO₂e) reflects manufacturing footprint uncertainty only. Three methods are disclosed so reviewers can apply their own preferred approach.
  • Diversion claim scope: "100% of designated inventory redirected from direct hotel disposal pathways" refers to items the hotel designated for this programme. It does not represent a claim about the hotel's total waste stream or downstream end-of-life handling by third-party resellers.