Environment
Environment
Basic stance
AISIN believes that in order to realize a sustainable society, we can contribute to resolving global environmental issues by utilizing the Group’s wide range of products from automotive components to construction, greening and energy-related products, as well as our superior technological capabilities and services, thereby bringing smiles to local communities and the future.
At AISIN, employees face environmental issues such as climate change and resource depletion seriously, and in order to pass a sustainable environment on to the future, they strive to build a society where everyone can live with peace of mind and in harmony with nature.
Policy
Aisin Consolidated Environmental Policy
In order to realize the AISIN philosophy of “Inspiring ‘movement’, creating tomorrow,” we will pursue the harmonious coexistence of people and the environment far into the future and strive to create a sustainable society through manufacturing and other business activities, based on the three principles of “Be proactive, make change”, “Raise individuals, expand dreams”, and “Advance, build the future”. We will make this policy known to all the employees at our business sites around the world, set high goals, and actively disclose information on our efforts and results.
Vision
Vision for 2050
AISIN has been formulating AISIN Consolidated Environmental Action Plans that indicate specific actions every five years since 1993 to promote its environmental activities. In 2020, we envisioned our ideal state or vision for 2050, and by backcasting from that vision, we formulated the Seventh AISIN Consolidated Environmental Action Plan (targeting FY2026), which sets out specific actions and targets. By taking responsibility for the targets and actions we set in the action plan, we will steadily implement the action plan in order to pass on a stainable environment to future generations.
* 30 by 30 refers to an international goal of conserving and protecting at least 30% of land and sea areas as healthy ecosystems by 2030.