Goals and Achievements
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Goal |
Achievements in FY2010 |
Status |
Future Initiatives |
Environmental Management System |
Extend ISO14001 certification |
Domestic Group companies acquired integrated ISO 14001 certification (Step 1) in November 2010 |
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Complete ISO14001 integration throughout the Yamaha Group in Japan by fiscal 2011 |
Expand the Yamaha Environment-Related Information System (Yecos) |
Introduced a waste system |
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Initiate waste system operations |
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Promote environmental training and education activities |
Provided internal environmental auditor training |
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Continue to hold internal environmental auditor training seminars |
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Held brush-up seminars for internal environmental auditors |
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Hold brush-up seminars for internal environmental auditors in response to ISO 14001 integration |
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Conducted environmental seminars (370 participants) Theme: “Environmental Problems as Seen From Space:Defining the Human Sphere” |
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Continue to conduct environmental seminars |
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Product development |
Promote environmentally friendly product development |
Implemented regular education incorporating environmentally friendly design |
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Continue to manage and implement regular employee education about environmentally friendly design |
Continued to manage the recycling of certain products, such as used electronic musical instruments, and packaging materials |
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Continue to manage the recycling of certain products, such as used electronic musical instruments, and packaging materials |
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Comply with RoHS Directive and similar standards |
Continued to manage compliance with RoHS Directive and similar standards |
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Respond to the expansion and revision of the RoHS Directive and similar regulations |
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Green procurement |
Promote green procurement |
Implemented management of hazardous chemical materials in products that could be subject to stricter international regulation (Implement new management systems capable of responding to charge) |
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Implement management of hazardous chemical materials in products that could be subject to stricter international regulation (Continue to implement new management systems capable of responding to charge) |
Prevention of global warming |
6% reduction in CO2 emissions on FY1990 levels by FY2010 * |
CO2 emissions volume down 41% compared to FY1990 (63,700tons of CO2 per year; 10% reduction year on year)* |
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Consider targets for CO2 emissions reduction for FY2010 and beyond |
1% reduction in CO2 emissions per unit of sales on FY2009 |
CO2 emissions per unit of sales decreased by 3.3% year on year (to 231,000 tons-CO2 per year per ¥100 million) |
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1% reduction in CO2 emissions per unit of sales on FY2010 |
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Waste reduction |
Maintain Zero Emissions and improve recycling quality |
Achieved 0.08% landfill disposal, compared to Zero Emissions target of under 1% |
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Maintain Zero Emissions and improve recycling quality |
Protection of the ozone layer |
Maintain elimination of CFCs and HCFCs from manufacturing processes * |
Completely eliminated in April 2005, not used since then |
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Maintain complete elimination |
Management of chemical substances |
Reduce VOC emissions by 30% on FY2000 levels by FY2010* |
VOC emissions volume reduced by 70% compared to FY2000 (150 tons per year, 28% reduction year on year) |
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Keep VOC emissions below FY2010 levels |
Groundwater purification |
Continue ongoing purification of groundwater (2 sites) |
Report regarding purification completion at one base submitted to the relevant government authority |
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Continue using pumped water aeration and activated carbon absorption methods for groundwater purification |
Biodiversity |
Consider relationship between business activities and biodiversity |
•Continued to promote procurement based on Timber Procurement and Usage Guidelines •Continued participation in Musicwood Campaign •Promoted internal education about biodiversity (held seminars) |
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•Continue to promote procurement based on Timber Procurement and Usage Guidelines •Continue participation in Musicwood Campaign •Promote internal education about biodiversity |
Social contribution |
Conservation of forests outside of Japan: Implement tree-planting activities at Phase 2 of the "Yamaha Forest" in Indonesia between FY2010 and FY2014 |
Commenced tree-planting initiative as a part of Phase 2 of the "Yamaha Forest" in Indonesia |
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Consider further tree-planting activities in Indonesia |
Conservation of forests in Japan: Provide support for regeneration of the Enshunada coastal forest between FY2007 and FY2011 |
150 Yamaha employees and their families and volunteers from the general public planted 155 trees as part of the "Shizuoka Forests of the Future Supporter System" to support the regeneration of the Enshunada coastal forest |
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Continue support for the regeneration of the Enshunada coastal forest Plan next activity |
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Conduct and participate in local cleanup campaigns |
Approximately 940 people participated in local cleanup campaigns |
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Continue to engage in local cleanup campaigns |
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Environmental communication |
Disclose information through CSR report and website |
Disclose information by publishing a printed CSR Report introducing activities and a Web-based report containing full information on activities and data |
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Continue disclosing information by publishing a printed and a web-based CSR Report |
Disclose information through participation in various events |
•Participated in "Shizuoka STOP Global Warming Action Campaign" •Continued "Kakegawa STOP Global Warming Partnership Agreement" (Kakegawa Factory) |
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Disclose information through participation in various events |
- * Yamaha Corporation Headquarters and factories, and Yamaha Group manufacturing companies in Japan