• Response to Prime Minister Suga's "2050 carbon neutral" statement
• Green growth strategy (Dec. 2020 (revised in Jun. 2021)) for carbon neutrality
• Rising social demand for energy-saving performance in buildings
• Response to disasters resulting from climate change
• Response to carbon pricing (carbon tax and emission allowance)
• Demand for supply chain-wide reduction of CO₂ emissions
• Response to Science Based Targets (SBTs)

• Acceleration of Triple Zero 2050 activities
• Work for securing of the next generation workers as well as maintaining and strengthening the supply chain
• Strategic promotion of R&D and DX

Society 3: Providing technologies and services for disaster preparedness that support safety and security

Environment 4: Contributing actively to society's transition to a carbon-free footprint

• Lower productivity resulting from the intensification of disasters (torrential rains, floods, strong winds, snow accumulation, heatstroke, etc.)
• Higher costs and difficulty to procure construction materials owing to climate change (reduction in natural capital, natural disasters)
• Restriction on Kajima's operations owing to CO₂ emission controls
• Decline in external reputation from customers, etc., resulting from a failure to achieve environmental goals

• Actions to secure a competitive edge through energy-saving and eco-friendly designs (ZEB and ZEH, low-carbon construction materials, etc.)
• Reduction of energy costs through a cut in construction-related CO₂ emissions
• Increase in the value of Kajima's own buildings through the promotion of energy savings
• Market expansion for technologies and projects to counter global warming (renewable energy, energy management businesses, etc.)
• Market expansion for technologies to adapt to global warming, such as disaster prevention and mitigation and BCP needs (more resilient buildings, rainwater storage facilities, dams, embankments, pump stations, etc.)
• Improved competitiveness to win orders resulting from R&D on, and increased applications of, low-carbon concrete(CO₂-SUICOM, Eco-Crete^®ECM, Eco-Crete^®KKC, Eco-Crete^®BLS, etc.)

• Compliance with the Act on Promotion of Recycling Plastic Resources
• Promotion of recycling (including waste plastics)
• Response to a shortage of disposal sites
• Aging in social infrastructure, transition to a stock-based society

• Reduction in productivity owing to a shortage of waste disposal sites (delay in construction, increase in disposal costs)
• Illegal dumping of items that are difficult to dispose of (composite materials etc.)
• Increase in costs and environmental impact associated with the mass generation of demolition waste following incidents regarding quality

• Actions to secure a competitive edge by promoting the use of sustainable materials

• Sustainable use of resources
• Nature restoration in urban areas
• Prevention of the intrusion of alien species
• Action for TNFD (Task Force for Nature-Related Financial Disclosure) (to be established)
• Response to 30by30 (turning at least 30% of land and water on Earth into nature reserves by the year 2030)

• Suspension or rework of construction, or a loss of reputation resulting from incorrect action
• Loss of biodiversity associated with in-house development

• Actions to secure a competitive edge by offering biodiversity in proposals
• Market expansion for ecosystem service businesses
• Market expansion for wood structures

• Reduction in the environmental impact associated with construction activities (waste, contaminated soil, vibration, noise, dust, drainage, foul odor, etc.)
• Appropriate disposal of hazardous substances (asbestos, PCB, etc.)

• Health problems of local residents and workers resulting from environmental impact
• Sanctions, loss of reputation, suspension of construction, compensation, etc. following legal violations, etc.

• Actions to secure a competitive edge based on outstanding environmental management technologies