Secom's Unparalleled Commitment to Sustainability
In a significant achievement, Secom Co., Ltd., headquartered in Shibuya, Tokyo and led by President Yasuyuki Yoshida, has earned a spot on the prestigious "Leader Board" of the Supplier Engagement Assessment conducted by the international environmental NGO, CDP (Carbon Disclosure Project), for six consecutive years up to 2025. This recognition highlights Secom's exemplary efforts to address climate change and engage its supply chain effectively.
The CDP's Supplier Engagement Assessment evaluates companies' measures against climate change across five key areas: governance and strategy, risk management, Scope 3 emissions, reduction targets, and engagement with suppliers. Those companies demonstrating outstanding commitments in these areas are recognized on the Leader Board, underscoring their proactive stance in tackling climate risks.
Secom firmly believes that achieving a safe and comfortable living environment is deeply intertwined with the preservation of the Earth’s ecosystem. Guided by its corporate philosophy of contributing to society through its business activities, the company integrates environmental considerations into their operations. In the 2025 assessment, Secom was not only recognized on the Leader Board but also labeled as an "A List" company for climate change for four consecutive years. Additionally, it was selected for water security for two consecutive years, showcasing a strong commitment to environmental stewardship.
The challenge of climate change is one of the pressing social issues we face globally today. Secom understands the importance of collaboration to tackle this issue effectively. The company is committed to working closely with all stakeholders, including suppliers and business partners, to realize a decarbonized society through shared efforts and innovative solutions.
Understanding CDP and Its Significance
Founded in 2000 in the UK, CDP is an international environmental NGO providing a global platform for measuring, disclosing, managing, and sharing the environmental information of companies and cities. Representing institutional investors, CDP requests information from businesses and organizations worldwide related to climate change, water resources, and forests, focusing on encouraging actions that mitigate environmental impact.
By seeking disclosure of environmental information, CDP plays a crucial role in fostering transparency and accountability among corporations regarding their environmental practices. Companies rated by CDP are not only taking the initiative to reduce their carbon footprints but are also enhancing their reputations through consistent and clear communication about their sustainability efforts.
Secom's Commitment to Continuous Improvement
Secom's recognition on the CDP Leader Board reflects a foundation built on continuous improvement and responsibility. The company is dedicated to sustainable business practices and recognizes that corporate actions can have broad implications for global environmental health. It plans to boost its engagement strategies while developing new methods that empower suppliers to both understand and address climate-related risks effectively.
As Secom leads the way in sustainable practices, it serves as an example for other companies aiming for similar recognition. The emphasis placed on climate change adaptation and risk management not only supports the global movement towards sustainability but also positions Secom as a forward-thinking organization in the face of evolving environmental challenges.
The path towards a sustainable future is fraught with challenges, yet with steadfast commitment and cooperation across all sectors, companies like Secom are working to drive meaningful change and contribute to the establishment of a carbon-neutral society. The organization's focus on sustainable practices and engagement with its supply chain is proving instrumental in making significant contributions to environmental preservation and stabilization of the climate, ultimately benefiting communities and ecosystems wide-reaching.
For more information about Secom’s sustainability initiatives, visit
Secom's Sustainability Portal.
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