- Reduce absolute Scope 1+2 emissions by 42% by 2030 (compared with 2021)
- Aim for net-zero absolute GHG emissions throughout the entire value chain by 2050
With its philosophy of “investing in social infrastructure as a source of power for the Japanese economy and supports Japan’s industrial activities from the perspective of real estate” IIF shares the same concept about sustainability with KJR Management (the asset manager) that outsources its asset management, and is forging ahead with initiatives. The asset manager has established an “Environmental Charter” and a “Sustainability Policy” as its policy regarding sustainability/ESG considerations. IIF conducts its activities in accordance with the policies established by the asset manager.
The asset manager recognized the importance of sustainability at an early stage and as an asset manager, promoted ESG activities.
Then, as a response to the “sustainable development goals” (SDGs) promoted by the United Nations as a new set of common global goals, ESG materiality (key issue) and the SDGs that are closely related to them were adopted, and we will continue to endeavor to bring about a sustainable society through reduction of environmental impact, creation of social value, and sound asset management for all stakeholders.