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Building a new environmental management stance To accelerate Group environmental efforts, Mazda recently completed its review and modification of the of its environmental promotion system. The former Mazda Global Environmental Conference has been replaced by the Mazda Environmental Committee under the president as chair, and five subsidiary committees have been created to handle environmental action in specific areas. To provide support to our dealers and suppliers, for example, the Sales and Service Environmental Committee and the Purchasing Environmental Committee have been formed. Executive Vice President John Parker has been appointed as officer in charge of environmental issues, providing a global perspective The Mazda environmental promotion system (as of July 1, 2005) Development Environmental Committee Evaluation, adoption and promotion of environmental protection activities in the development and design areas EmissionsMileageReduced vehicle weightVehicle noise Alternative fuelsRecycling Substances of concernReduction in cabin VOCs Production Environmental Committee Evaluation, adoption and promotion of environmental protection activities in the production, logistics and business areas Production area (zero emissions, energy conservation, PRTR, VOCs, etc.) Logistics area (reduction in CO2 emissions, reduction in packing and packaging materials, etc.) Business area (energy conservation, reduction in paper use, waste sorting, etc.) Mazda Environmental Committee Chair: President Imaki Officer in charge of environmental issues : Executive Vice President Parker Functions Evaluation and adoption of mid- and long-term planning, evaluation and verification of performance Formulation and promotion of Groupwide environmental policy Decisions related to resource allocation Purchasing Environmental Committee Clarification of environmental policy as related to purchasing, support and promotion of environmental protection activities by suppliers Common application of the Mazda Global Environmental Charter Evaluation of compliance with environmental laws and regulations Promotion of the Mazda EMS certification program Sales and Service Environmental Committee Clarification of environmental policy as related to sales and service, support and promotion of environmental protection activities by vehicle and parts dealers Administration Office Common application of the Mazda Global Environmental Charter Evaluation of compliance with environmental laws and regulations Promotion of the Mazda EMS certification program Recycling Promotion Committee Promotion of recycling of end-of-life vehicles Appropriate processing and recycling for end-of-life vehicles in the domestic market Guidance and support for domestic dealers in vehicle recycling methods Technology surveys and feedback to R&D concerning processing of end-of-life vehicles in the domestic market Appropriate processing and recycling for end-of-life vehicles in the European market Social & Environmental Report 2005
Activities as an automobile manufacturer Environmental Management/Environmental Profection Activites Environmental management system As part of its commitment to environmental management, Mazda is actively building and improving its environmental management system. In FY 2000 all major production points both in Japan and overseas were certified under ISO14001, followed by nine of our major affiliates in FY 2002. In FY 2003 the Head Office R&D Divisions were certified, and in FY 2004 the Mazda Parts Center and Mazda Training Center were added to the scope of certification for the Hiroshima area. We are assisting our parts and materials suppliers in acquiring ISO14001 certification, and as of the end of FY 2004 95% of our suppliers have been successful in their efforts. We are now investigating the possibility of implementing our unique management system in uncertified smallscale enterprises, Group companies and suppliers. ISO14001 certification by domestic production and business sites Head Office Plant Hiroshima area June, 2000 Miyoshi Office Hofu area Nishinoura district Nakanoseki district AutoAlliance (Thailand) Company Limited (Thailand) Sept., 1998 Sept., 1999 ISO14001 certification in the product development sector R&D Division Aug., 2003 ISO14001 certification by overseas production points May, 2000 Auto Alliance International, Inc.(U.S.) June, 2000 ISO14001 certification by affiliates and suppliers Mazda Engineering & Technology Co., Ltd. June, 2000 Manufacture and sale of parts and specially-equipped automobiles / automobile design / development and implementation of testing Toyo Advanced Technologies Co. Ltd. June, 2000 Design, manufacture and sale of production machinery / automotive components Mazda Ace Co., Ltd. June, 2000 Security, insurance, rebuilding, maintenance, etc Malox Co. Ltd. June 2000 Sea shipping of automobiles, port and harbor management, land transportation, warehousing, packaging etc. Microtechno Corp. Oct., 2001 Manufacture of AT components, air conditioning unit components etc. Kurashiki Kako Co., Ltd. Dec., 2001 Development, manufacture and sale of vibration-preventing rubber, hoses, window frame rubber, etc. were certified in conjunction with Mazda’s Hiroshima Plant. Communication with group companies Representative directors from dealerships meet regularly with Mazda officers in charge of sales. At the meeting in May 2005, Mazda requested dealership cooperation in the following four points related to CSR. 1. Establishment of a CSR stance Designation of a manager for compliance activities Regular internal audits 2. Establishment of an organizational approach stressing CSR Regular employee awareness activities 3. Thorough risk management Rapid provision of information to Mazda Rapid and legal responses 4. Observance of environmental laws and regulations Enhanced promotion of MECA21 (Mazda's Environment Care Approach21: an environmental action or guideline establishment by the Mazda Dealership Association in Japan) Social & Environmental Report 2005
Page 2 and 3: Note from the Editors From this yea
Page 4 and 5: Social & Environmental Report 2005
Page 6 and 7: Dialogue : CSR efforts by the Mazda
Page 8 and 9: HISTORY & SPIRIT OF MAZDA The Histo
Page 10 and 11: Corporate Vision and CSR Activities
Page 12 and 13: Report on the Paint Shop Fire at th
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Page 16 and 17: The Challenges Facing Automobile Ma
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Page 20 and 21: Developing Cars with a View to our
Page 22 and 23: Responding to the Diversity of our
Page 24 and 25: Towards a Safer Automotive Society
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Page 30 and 31: Reduction in Environmental Substanc
Page 32 and 33: Customization projects Our Group co
Page 34 and 35: Helping Customers to Use their Cars
Page 36 and 37: Activities as an Automobile Manufac
Page 40 and 41: Environmental Auditing To verify th
Page 42 and 43: Environmental Activities Promotion
Page 44 and 45: Environmental Accounting Mazda has
Page 46 and 47: A State-of-the-Art Clean Factory, t
Page 48 and 49: Efforts to Help Prevent Global Warm
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Page 54 and 55: Activities as a Corporate Citizen S
Page 56 and 57: Career Meetings Mazda starts from t
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Page 60 and 61: Building Creative People At Mazda,
Page 62 and 63: Promoting a Work-Life Balance At Ma
Page 64 and 65: New challenges for safety and healt
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Page 68 and 69: Mazda's Community Services Committe
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Page 72 and 73: The Mazda Foundation and its Activi
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Page 76 and 77: Corporate Ethics and Compliance Maz
Page 78 and 79: Risk Management At Mazda, we are co
Page 80 and 81: Economic Sustainability Report Heal
Page 82 and 83: Company Outline Company Outline Com
Page 84 and 85: Site report: Hiroshima Region [Hiro
Page 86 and 87: Site report: Hofu Plant [Nishinoura
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Third-Party Opinions Masataka Adach
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Item 4. GRI Content Index Definitio
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