Environmental Initiatives
To help achieve a sustainable society that helps embody our vision - “Vibrant People, Beautiful Planet” - the Itoki Group has formulated a Mid-Term Environmental Plan, and we are taking a multifaceted approach that includes decarbonization, biodiversity, and circular economies as we conduct activities throughout our supply chain. In response to environmental issues that include climate change, water shortages, resource depletion, and the loss of biodiversity, we will continue to take steps to reduce the environmental impact of our business activities in all areas and thus help promote sustainable development in order to protect the earth’s future.
Environmental policy
The Itoki Group has established the "Itoki Group Environmental Policy" and specific "Action Guidelines" that serve as guidelines for all environmental activities, and shares these with the entire group and suppliers as we engage in environmental conservation activities.
external initiatives
The Itoki Group actively participates in initiatives related to climate change. We will strive to improve information disclosure by expressing support for the Task Force on Climate-related Financial Disclosures (TCFD), responding to the Carbon Disclosure Project (CDP), and supporting the Climate Change Initiative (JCI). We will continue to promote climate change countermeasures.
Medium-term environmental plan
We have formulated a three-year medium-term environmental plan based on our long-term environmental plan until 2050, and the entire group is working together on environmental activities. Furthermore, based on the medium-term environmental plan, we extract operational risks and opportunities from business processes, set annual environmental targets through materiality analysis, and develop more focused activities. Through this, we will continue to contribute to the realization of a sustainable recycling-oriented society as a company through improvement activities.
Environmental targets and results for 2022
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- Starting in fiscal 2022, we will change the calculation method for CO2 emissions.
- From FY2022, data for one overseas group company will be included, as well as data for the parent company, 13 domestic group companies, and two overseas group companies.
- Data for fiscal 2021 and earlier is for the parent company, 13 domestic group companies, and 1 overseas group company.
- Starting in fiscal 2022, we will change the method of calculating CO2 emissions based on normal conversion for Scope 1 city gas.
- Starting in fiscal 2022, we will be calculating Scope 2 electricity using market standards.
- Starting in fiscal 2022, we will change the Scope 3-1 calculation method to a more precise method and expand the scope of calculations from catalog products to custom-made products.
- Starting in fiscal 2022, we will be reviewing the business formats of applicable departments regarding the Scope 3-2 calculation method.
- From fiscal 2022, we have revised the calculation method for Scope 3-4 (transportation and delivery) and are using the improved ton-kilometer method.
- From FY2022, some companies are revising calculations based on the amount paid for Scope 3-6 and Scope 3-7.
- Sustainability
- Itoki's materiality
- Various policies
- Environment
- Environmental Initiatives
- Climate change/Global warming prevention
- Response to the TCFD recommendations
- Manufacturing/Space creation
- Effective use of resources
- Biodiversity conservation
- Management and reduction of chemical substances
- Compliance with Laws and Regulations
- Social
- Governance
- Sustainable Action
- Social contribution activities
- Stakeholder engagement
- Evaluation from outside the company
- Participating in initiatives
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- GRI Standards Comparison Table