Standards for Self-Evaluation
Three different facial expressions are used to categorize achievements in our environmental action plans.
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Improved since FY-2004, and target has been achieved.
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Improved since FY-2004, but target has not been achieved.
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Deteriorated since FY-2004, and target has not been achieved.
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 Cut 5% in 3 years (per sale) |
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Whole company |
 Cut 10% of emissions in 3 years
(per sale) |
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Whole company |
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Whole company |
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Cut 3% in 3 years (per COGS for factories) |
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Whole company |
 Cut 3% in 3 years (per sale) |
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Whole company |
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 Promote photovoltaic power system |
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Single- |
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Single- |
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Single- |
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Promote CHS (Century Housing System)-certified properties |
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Single- |
 Promote certified environmentally friendly houses |
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Single- |
* The Century Housing System (CHS) refers to a total system policy to design, produce, maintain, and manage houses that people can reside in comfortably for long periods.
. Why we use basic units for targets
Daiwa House Industry uses sales amounts as a basic unit to decide numerical targets for environmental action plans. Because the environmental impact generally increases as the sales amount increases, it is hard to measure improvement with the total quantity. So basic units are applied to manage improvement accurately and set targets. In FY-2005, sales amounts were 1,138.461 billion yen (non-consolidated financial statements).
. The actual numbers in FY-2004 are different from the ones in the CSR Report 2005 because: 1. target areas for management were modified, 2. conversion factors for CO2 emissions, etc. have been updated, and 3. denominators of the toxic output basic unit (factories' sales costs) were derived from a modified baseline.