Fujitsu Limited
https://www.fujitsu.com/global/about/environment/

Policy for the future:
Committed to delivering nature-positive outcomes, in 2022 the Fujitsu Group formulated its vision for 2050, its 2030 Mid-term Target, and its 2025 Short-term Target(Environmental Action Plan Stage XI) in line with international targets (Kunming-Montreal Global Biodiversity Framework).
- Vision (2050) : Create a world in harmony with nature, where “nature and biodiversity,” which are fundamental to a sustainable society, are fully restored through digitaltechnology- Mid-term Target (2030) : Reduce negative impacts on biodiversity by at least 25% (Base year : FY2020) in the area of company’s corporate activities, including supply chain,and promote activities to increase positive impacts on it.
(The reduction rate of negative impacts on biodiversity in the short-term target (2025) is at least 12.5%.)
Activities to reduce negative impacts on biodiversity
Establishment of a calculation method that uses Ecological Footprint(EF) as the indicator1) EF is a component indicator for Target 15 of the Global Targets for 2030,
proposed by SBSTTA-24, selected based on scientific findings.
2) All corporate activities can be comprehensively evaluated.
Identification of Significant Negative-Impact Factors in EF Assessment
Results of the Fujitsu Group’s EF Assessment:- CO2 emissions within the company and its supply chain account for 92% of
the total EF.
- The remaining 8%, “water resource use,” is mainly attributed to “energy use.”➡ “CO2 emissions” and “energy use” account for 99% of the factors
identified➡ Climate change measures are effective in reducing negative
impacts on biodiversityResponse to TNFDThe Fujitsu Group endorses
the purpose of TNFD and has
registered as a TNFD Adopter.
In line with the disclosure
recommendations of the TNFD
framework, the disclosure will
be made from 2024 onwards andthe disclosure content will be
updated sequentially. The FujitsuGroup has also joined the TNFD
Forum.

Activities to increase positive impacts on biodiversity
Certified as a “Shizen Kyosei Site,” (the Japanese Ministry of theEnvironment) and contributed to achieving 30by30
The Fujitsu Numazu Plant occupies less than 80% of theplant’s approximately 53ha site, providing a place to nurture
valuable regional biodiversity. Green space management is
implemented to preserve the natural environment, improvelandscapes, and provide opportunities for employees andFujitsu Numazu Plant
neighbors to learn about the natural environment. It has beencertified as a “Shizen Kyosei Site” by the Japanese Ministry of the Environment.
Supporting Biodiversity Conservation by Providing Funds, Technology, andTalent
1) Blakiston’s Fish Owl Call Recognition ProjectThe Fujitsu Group provides call recognition software tosurvey the habitat of the endangered Blakiston’s fish owl.
This enables the automatic extraction of calls from recorded
data, greatly reducing analysis time and contributing toefficient surveys and the expansion of survey areas andBlakiston’s fish owl (Photosurvey frequencies.
courtesy of the Wild Bird
Society of Japan.)2) Supporting the Harapan Rainforest
The Fujitsu Group continues to support forest conservation
activities in the Harapan Forest (Forest of Hope), a tropicalrainforest on Sumatra Island, Indonesia: approximately
100,000 hectares. The implementation of digital technology
in forest patrols to combat forest fires and illegal logging,which are urgent issues in this forest, is helping to improvethe efficiency and effectiveness of forest patrols. As aresult, appropriate responses to deforestation can be Forests of Hope site: Hutan
Harapan (Photo courtesy ofexpected, contributing to forest conservation.
Hutan Harapan)