ESG Action Plan 2021-2023 Activity Results
ESG | Key Issue | Executive in charge | Goal | KPI | 2023 | |
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E (Environment) |
Climate Change (Scope 1 + 2) |
CSO | Reduce GHG emissions from business activities by 60% by 2030 (vs. FY2018) | GHG emissions reduction amount/rate | 40% | 53% |
Raise renewable energy usage to 70% by 2030, Group-wide | Coverage rate by renewable energy | 55% | 65% | |||
CPO | Reduce production times 30% through production process reviews (vs. FY2020) | Production time reduction rate for target models (vs. FY2020) | 30% | 28% | ||
Value Chain (Scope 3) |
CPO | Promote the use of renewable energy by suppliers and contractors | Number of suppliers who use renewable energy | 40 companies | 40 companies | |
CTO | Reduce CO2-equivalent emissions (basic unit) per test by 50% by 2030 | Reduction rate in basic units (vs. FY2018) | 20% | Goals under review *1 | ||
Green Products | CTO | Develop products that are free from polluting substances | Total elimination of PFAS in coolant | Announce release plan | Release date undisclosed Considering Release date |
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Resource Recycling | CHO | Improve in-house recycling rate by promoting the 3Rs | Waste recycling rate (Japan/overseas) | JPN:90% Other regions:73% or more |
JPN:95% Other regions:61% |
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Maintain Group-wide water usage at FY2016 levels | Water resource usage | 288,000m3/year | 279,740m3/year | |||
Biodiversity | CSO |
Promote nature conservation activities (protection of endangered species in biotope, tree planting, beach clean-up, etc.) |
Planning and implementation rate of nature conservation activities | 18 activities planned, 80% implemented |
20 activities planned, 80% implemented |
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S (Social) |
ESG management at Supply Chain | CPO | Share and solve/mitigate ESG issues (risk management, human rights/occupational safety, environment, fair trade, compliance, etc.) | Due diligence implementation rate for major suppliers | 100% | 100% |
Diversity, protection, and respect for human rights | CHO | Fair treatment in gender | Female manager ratio | 10.5% | 9.4% | |
Edification and practice of human rights | Participation rate of educational training | 100% | 100% | |||
Work-life balance | Return-to-work rate after maternity leave (JPN) *2 | 100% | 100% | |||
Exercise rate of childcare leave by males (JPN) *2 | 25% | 34% | ||||
CPO | Conflict minerals elimination | Percentage of suppliers confirmed to be free of conflict minerals | 100% | 60% | ||
Customer satisfaction, employee engagement | CCRO | Raise customer satisfaction under New Normal circumstances | Ranking of TechInsights customer satisfaction survey | 1st | 1st | |
CHO | Edification and improvement of attractive corporate culture | Score of Gallup survey | 3.8 | Survey not conducted (Implemented once every 3 years) | ||
Investing in human resources | CHO | Maintaining and enhancing occupational safety and health | Occupational accident rate (frequency rate) | 0 | 1.03 | |
Promotion of health management | To be selected in White 500 (JPN) *3 | Selected | Selected | |||
Employee capacity building | Education and training expenses (100MY) | 6 | 5.5 | |||
G (Governance) |
Board effectiveness | Group CEO | Provide outside directors with updates on business and management issues | 3 times/year | 3 times/year | 3 times/year |
Intensify discussion through Off-site meetings by board members | 2 times/year | 2 times/year | 1 times/year | |||
Succession planning | Policy/process making, planning, updates | Discussion at Nomination and Compensation Committee and report to the Board of Directors | Discussion at Nomination and Compensation Committee and report to the Board of Directors Decided to transition to new organization from April 2024 |
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Diversity of board members | Outside directors must include female representation (>40%) | At least 40% outside directors and 1 female | Outside directors 56%, 2 females | |||
Add ESG performance assessment to compensation | Start from FY2021 | ESG linked performance assessment | Implemented | |||
Corporate culture and Code of Conduct, compliance, risk management | CHO | Work Shop/training for all employees (The Advantest Way, Law, Regulations, Information securities, etc.) | Participation rate for e-learning (100%) | 100% | 100% | |
CCO | Strengthening Internal Control | Regularly discuss internal control issues | Regular discussion | 2 times/year | ||
Promotion & support of ESG management (Sustainable Management Working Group) |
CSO | Support & Report group-wide Policy, Strategy, Plan and implementation | Report to Executive Management Committee and BoD (once a year) | 2 times/year | 2 times/year | |
Timely and appropriate disclosure (Integrated Annual Report, Sustainability Databook) | Issuance every year | Publication of Integrated Report, Sustainability Data Book, etc. | Published |
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*1It is difficult to calculate the reduction rate in basic unit, so we are reviewing the goal.
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*2Figures are on a non-consolidated basis due to differences in personnel systems between the Company and its subsidiaries.
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*3As the White 500 is a certification system in Japan, the Company and its subsidiaries in Japan are subject to certification.
- Management Message on Sustainability
- Policy and System for Promoting Sustainability Initiatives
- Materialities and the Sustainability Action Plan
- Environment
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- ESG Related Information
- Material Flow
- Approach to and Methods for Environmental Data Collection
- Guideline Comparison Table
- Disclosure Policy
- Our Activities
- Social Contributions
- Involvement with External Initiatives
- External Recognition
- Third-Party Assurance
- Country Specific Regulations