Sustainable business: Subaru sets up corporate policies to meet its SDGs
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Subaru Corporation announced that it had formulated Subaru Corporation Global Sustainability Policy and Human Rights Policy in order to clarify its belief that CSR activities should be promoted globally.
The company has been promoting CSR initiatives under the CSR Policy revised in June 2009. However, Subaru Corporation Global Sustainability Policy was formulated to reflect changes in the social climate and the way the company interacts with stakeholders, and to enable Group-wide employees to share the same intentions.
In addition, we have formulated the Human Rights Policy as a key management issue for realizing Subaru Corporation’s corporate philosophy of contributing to the creation of a prosperous society with the aim of “harmonizing people, society, and the environment.”
Based on these policies, the Company has clarified its aspirations for 2025 for the 6 priority CSR-related domains of Subaru Corporation Group, which it selected in 2018.
It intends to further strengthen its efforts in various areas and contribute to the achievement of the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs).
In the environmental field, we have set long-term targets for reducing direct emissions of CO2 (scope 1 and scope 2) by Subaru Corporation Group to achieve carbon neutral in fiscal 2050.
In conjunction with reducing CO2 emissions (Scope 3) while driving a vehicle, the company intends to aggressively pursue initiatives toward a decarbonized society.
Original Text: https://ampmedia.jp/2020/04/13/subaru-3/