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Toyota Earth Charter

Toyota says it has promoted environmental work since the 1960s and created the Toyota Earth Charter in 1992. The charter was later updated in 2000 to reflect newer issues like zero emissions and a recycling-based society. In 2020, Toyota also added a Sustainability Fundamental Policy to set out its approach to sustainability management. These policies show a long-running effort to treat climate change and wider environmental issues as major business topics.

Science-based emissions targets

Toyota says its emissions reduction targets were validated and approved by the Science Based Targets initiative, or SBTi, in September 2022. SBTi is a group that checks whether company climate targets match climate science. Toyota’s targets include Scope 1 and 2 emissions, which are direct emissions from its own operations and emissions from purchased energy, plus Scope 3 Category 11, which covers emissions from the use of vehicles it sells. The company says this covers both passenger and freight vehicles.

Environmental Challenge 2050

Toyota announced its Environmental Challenge 2050 in 2015. The plan focuses on six environmental problems, including climate change, water shortage, resource depletion, and biodiversity loss. Toyota says it aims to cut the negative impact of making and driving vehicles as close to zero as possible and to create net positive effects for society. The page also says the company is working on carbon neutrality, resource recycling, and living in harmony with nature.

Public policy and transparency

Toyota says it shares its views on climate-related public policy and the industry groups it belongs to. It says this is meant to improve transparency, build trust, and strengthen cooperation with other stakeholders. The company also says it works with governments, regulators, non-profits, local communities, customers, dealers, suppliers, and employees. This shows an effort to connect sustainability work with wider policy and business decisions.

KOKUYO sustainability system

KOKUYO says it has built a sustainability system around environmental, social, and governance work. Its site lists climate change, recycling, coexistence with nature, human rights, wellbeing, employee issues, supply chain management, compliance, and anti-corruption as active areas. It also says it uses an organizational framework for sustainability, material issue tracking, and third-party audit certification. This suggests a structured ESG program rather than a single project.

TOYO TIRE ESG themes

TOYO TIRE says it manages ESG topics that are not part of its main material issues but still matter to investors and other stakeholders. These include nature-related financial disclosure, water risk reduction, circular economy work, waste reduction, chemical pollution prevention, human rights, occupational health and safety, local communities, biodiversity, and compliance. The company says it uses a PDCA cycle, a simple plan-do-check-act method, to review progress and set new targets.

Toyo Engineering materiality

Toyo Engineering says its mission is to support sustainable growth for the global community. It identifies four main material issues: building an environmentally friendly society, enriching people’s lives, supporting diverse people in meaningful work, and creating an organization with integrity and discipline. The company also says it supports the UN Global Compact and reports under the TCFD framework, which is a climate disclosure guide used by investors and companies.

Mobileye ESG program

Mobileye says it started a formal ESG journey in 2023. Its ESG page links sustainability to road safety, climate impact, sustainable operations, community support, employee wellbeing, diversity, and data protection. The company says its driver-assistance and collision-avoidance technology is meant to save lives, and it also says autonomous vehicles may reduce environmental harm. It reports that its Jerusalem campus earned LEED Platinum, a top green building rating from the U.S. Green Building Council.

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