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Four Focus Areas (Materiality)

Four Focus Areas

Process Leading to the Selection of Four Focus Areas

We designated the aforementioned "four focus areas" as "issues of materiality" based on internal discussions made in reference to the comments and viewpoints offered by a range of stakeholders including experts, customers, advanced companies, business partners, the environment, governments and employees. The Fujikura Group is committed to making its sustainable growth compatible with the creation of a sustainable society through its corporate activities as its CSR, and we at the Group believe that the "four focus areas" will and should continue to be the "issues of materiality" for the Group, even if the social environment surrounding our business changes in the future.

Setting CSR Priority Measureas

Based on the Fujikura Group CSR Basic Policy and the Four Priority Issues, the Fujikura Group has established a CSR priority messure with the fiscal year 2020 as the final year as well as the medium-term management plan in order to link with the management strategy I will. We conducted "materiality matrix analysis" with stakeholders inclusive in mind, and evaluated and verified it from two perspectives, "interests of stakeholders" and "degree of influence on our business".

As a result, we set 12 CSR priority mesuares and 11 follow-up items, and evaluate targets and results each year to achieve the target of FY 2020. Progress to the target is published annually on the CSR website.

Materiality Matrix Analysis

Materiality Matrix Analysis

Relationship Between CSR Priority Measures and Focused SDGs

[Target] "Making the Fujikura Group highly valued by the international community, including investors”

Relation with focused SDGs

Targets and Plans for CSR Priority Measures

ESG Themes CSR Priority Measures FY2020 Goal
Environmental Themes
(E)
1. CO2 Emissions Reduction
1. CO2 Emissions Reduction
(1) Fujikura and affiliated domestic companies:
More than 3% reduction (compared to 2013)
(Long-term goals for FY2030: more than ▲6.5% reduction compared to 2013)
(2) Overseas affiliated companies (Mid-term goals: 1.3% improvement compared to fiscal 2014)
2. Water Risks 1. Setting goals and implementing improvements for the amount of water used.
2. Implementing water risk valuation and risk minimization.
3. Reply to "CDP Water," received evaluation.
3. Biodiversity Conservation
1. The on-premises green activities of the Kiba Millennium Woods, Sakura Millennium Woods, and Suzuka Millennium Woods are popular among employees.
2. The preparations to open to neighboring citizens finished at Sakura and Suzuka, and the plan for communicating with those citizens was completed.
Social Themes
(S)
4. Respecting Human Rights 1. Becoming a company where personnel from varied nationalities, races, genders, religions, ages, and origins can work and excel.
2. Entire Fujikura group holds proper understanding of harassment, fostering non-permissive/non-harassment culture.
5. Diversity 1. Create human rights guidelines and distribute in English as well.
2. Implement new general training and e-learning, distribute harassment articles through company newsletter.
6. Global Personnel Growth 1. The "Fujikura Group HRM Vision" is jointly created and shared by the group to work toward common goals.
2. We are becoming a "company with a dream" as we respect employees and develop appealing personnel globally.
7. Work-Life Balance 1. Various personnel contribute to the company in many ways and accomplish their roles through various work styles.
2. Development of an air of contributing to the company by working efficiently in a limited amount of time.
8. CSR Supply Chain Management 1. Partners' meetings are underway between Fujikura and key group companies to ensure appropriate administration.
2. Surveys to partners are being implemented and reviewed appropriately.
3. Fujikura group CSR procurement guidelines respected.
4. Risks ascertained and managed at Fujikura and group companies.
9. Local Community Coordination and Contribution 1. Become the pride of the local area with people thinking, "I'm glad it's Fujikura."
2. Become the business that represents the community and receive high regard.
3. Employees to be proud members of the Fujikura group.
Management (Governance) Themes
(G)
10. Group Management Philosophy MVCV 1. Sharing of information with the entire group (Japanese and English).
(1) MVCV textbook + overseas access on the intranet.
(2) Introduce the Fujikura Odyssey to group companies.
2. Fulfillment of MVCV training: Vitalization of permeation investigation and actions.
3. Link to the Fujikura brand.
11. Collaboration with Society 1. Quick CSR response to initiative information, etc.
2. Respond speedily to regulations and principles of governments and ministries, etc.
3. Respond speedily to information from affiliates or customers, etc.
4. Quickly display information on efforts requests from SDGs, etc.
12. Disclosure and Communication 1. Able to post information highly valued by international society.
2. Stable selection as a global index brand.
3. Disclosure of information in response to stake holders' expectations.
4. Able to regularly communicate with stake holders.

Target, Result and Evaluation of CSR Priority Measures

[Standard]◎: Progressed further than goals / ○: Progressed in line with goals / △: Some goals not met / X: Goals not met

ESG Themes CSR Priority Measures FY2020 Goal FY2018 Goals Activity Results Evaluation
Environmental Themes
(E)
1. CO2 Emissions Reduction
1. CO2 Emissions Reduction
(1) Fujikura and affiliated domestic companies:
More than 3% reduction (compared to 2013)
(Long-term goals for FY2030: more than ▲6.5% reduction compared to 2013)
(2) Overseas affiliated companies (Mid-term goals: 1.3% improvement compared to fiscal 2014)
Reduction of Total CO2 Emissions:
(Domestic) 1.8% reduct compared to fiscal 2013
(Overseas) 2.6% improvement compared to fiscal 2014

(Domestic) In comparison with fiscal year 2013 (base year), decrease by 0.1% on a non-consolidated basis, 11.8% decrease at domestic group companies.

(Overseas group) Improved 7.2% per unit consumption compared to 2014.

X
2. Water Risks 1. Setting goals and implementing improvements for the amount of water used.
2. Implementing water risk valuation and risk minimization.
3. Reply to "CDP Water," received evaluation.
Improvement intensity of water usage (versus net sales):
(Domestic) 1% or more improvement compared to fiscal 2017
(Domestic) Unit of water consumption (Contrast with sales)
13.7% increase over the previous year.
X
3. Biodiversity Conservation
1. The on-premises green activities of the Kiba Millennium Woods, Sakura Millennium Woods, and Suzuka Millennium Woods are popular among employees.
2. The preparations to open to neighboring citizens finished at Sakura and Suzuka, and the plan for communicating with those citizens was completed.
Effective Use of Nature in the Workplace. 1. Drawn up a maintenance plan that emphasizes rare species protection etc. at the Sakura Millennium Woods Project.
2. Kiba Millennium Woods is the first registered in Tokyo in the Tokyo Metropolitan Register Green Region.
Social Themes
(S)
4. Respecting Human Rights 1. Becoming a company where personnel from varied nationalities, races, genders, religions, ages, and origins can work and excel.
2. Entire Fujikura group holds proper understanding of harassment, fostering non-permissive/non-harassment culture.
1. Enhancement of harassment education
2.Enhance management of working hours
1.Inform Group companies of harassment response
2.36 agreement hours have been reviewed in accordance with the Work Style Reform Law
5. Diversity 1. Create human rights guidelines and distribute in English as well.
2. Implement new general training and e-learning, distribute harassment articles through company newsletter.
1. Environmental maintenance, etc.
2. Hiring diverse human resources
3. Promote employment of people with disabilities
1.Multilingualization of rules
2.Hiring diverse human resources (international students, foreigners, women)
3.Achieved legal employment rate
6. Global Personnel Growth 1. The "Fujikura Group HRM Vision" is jointly created and shared by the group to work toward common goals.
2. We are becoming a "company with a dream" as we respect employees and develop appealing personnel globally.
1. Introduction of overseas language training system
2. Introduction of common personnel system to group
3. ASEAN district human resources strategy meeting held
4.National staff education support
1.Multi-person participation
2.System introduced to overseas group companies
3.Continue to hold the ASEAN Region Human Resources Strategy Conference
4. Training implementation
7. Work-Life Balance 1. Various personnel contribute to the company in many ways and accomplish their roles through various work styles.
2. Development of an air of contributing to the company by working efficiently in a limited amount of time.
1.Telecommuting system
2.Review of work systems
3.Support measures for balancing work and nursing care
4. Employee survey
1.Consideration for increasing users
2.Consultation with labor and management for review
3.Review of nursing work system
4. Introduction of a nursing care concierge service based on the survey results
8. CSR Supply Chain Management 1. Partners' meetings are underway between Fujikura and key group companies to ensure appropriate administration.
2. Surveys to partners are being implemented and reviewed appropriately.
3. Fujikura group CSR procurement guidelines respected.
4. Risks ascertained and managed at Fujikura and group companies.
1.Group Development of Partners Meeting
2.Partner CSR promotion
3.Promote human rights in the global supply chain
4. Consider CSR / SCM audit
5. Considering supplier portal introduction
1.Implemented in Japan, China and Thailand
2.Conducted surveys in Japan and China
3.Conduct a status survey to implement human rights DD, Request for human rights compliance at the Partners Meeting in Japan (ongoing)
4. Conducted audit trials at overseas group companies. Conducted surveys of domestic and overseas group companies
5. Conduct trial for introduction
9. Local Community Coordination and Contribution 1. Become the pride of the local area with people thinking, "I'm glad it's Fujikura."
2. Become the business that represents the community and receive high regard.
3. Employees to be proud members of the Fujikura group.
1.Building relationships with government, regional organizations, and other companies 1. Participate in administrative sponsored events
2. Joint event with regional organization (environmental NPO)
3. Promote collaboration with other companies
Governance Themes
(G)
10. Group Management Philosophy MVCV 1. Sharing of information with the entire group (Japanese and English).
(1) MVCV textbook + overseas access on the intranet.
(2) Introduce the Fujikura Odyssey to group companies.
2. Fulfillment of MVCV training: Vitalization of permeation investigation and actions.
3. Link to the Fujikura brand.
1.Training for the trainers
2.MVCV training by grade level
3.MVCV enlightenment with all participants
4. Expansion to overseas group companies
5. Dissemination and sharing of information
1.Continue philosophy training and information exchange meetings
2.Implement new program
3.MVCV Award for Excellence
4. Continue philosophy training for overseas group companies
5. Continue to introduce penetration activities at each workplace
11. Collaboration with Society 1. Quick CSR response to initiative information, etc.
2. Respond speedily to regulations and principles of governments and ministries, etc.
3. Respond speedily to information from affiliates or customers, etc.
4. Quickly display information on efforts requests from SDGs, etc.
1.Obtain domestic and overseas CSR information
2.Promotion of SDGs and CSV
Dialogue with experts (Professor Nawa)
1.Continued participation in UN Global Compact Subcommittee Invite an international environmental NGO to collect the latest environmental information
2.Dialogue on SDGs held at new employee training and CSR Working Committee
12. Disclosure and Communication 1. Able to post information highly valued by international society.
2. Stable selection as a global index brand.
3. Disclosure of information in response to stake holders' expectations.
4. Able to regularly communicate with stake holders.
1.Investor support for ESG information
2.Communication with stakeholders
3.Enhance the content of integrated reports
1. Continued incorporation of FTSE 4 GOOD and Blossom Japan Index
2. Explain to ESG institutional investors
3.Selected as "Highly Improved Integrated Report" selected by GPIF's investment organization

Self-Evaluation of the Activities Conducted in line with the Priority CSR Measures in FY2018

The results of self-evaluation of activities are as indicated in the above table. "Self-evaluation" as a whole CSR activity evaluated that "we achieved the target in general."

Organization of GRI standard aspects

Based on the CSR priority measures, we are organizing the GRI standards aspect with strong relevance. In the "Sustainability Reporting Guidelines GRI Standard Comparison Table", it is limited to items related to the strong GRI Standard aspect.

Category CSR Prioritiy Measures GRI Standard Aspects
Environment (E) CO2 Emissions Reduction 302 Energy
305 Emissions
Water Risks 303 Water
Biodiversity Conservation 304 Biodiversity
Social
(S)
Respecting Human Rights 406 Non-discrimination
407 Freedom of Association and Collective Bargaining
408 Child Labor
409 Forced or Compulsory Labor
412 Human Rights Assessment
Diversity 405 Diversity and Equal Opportunity
Global Personnel Growth 404 Training and Education
202 Market Presence
Work-Life Balance 401 Employment
402 Labor Management Relations
403 Occupational Health and Safety
CSR Supply Chain Management 204 Procurement Practices
308 Supplier Environmental Assessment
414 Supplier Social Assessment
Local Community Coordination and Contribution 413 Local Communities
Governance (G) Group Management Philosophy MVCV 205 Anti-corruption
206 Anti-competitive Behavior
419 Socioeconomic Compliance
Collaboration with Society None
Disclosure and Communication 201 Economic Performance
203 Indirect Economic Impacts
307 Environmental Compliance
416 Customer Health and Safety
417 Marketing and Labeling

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