Established in 2015, SBTi is an international joint initiative that investigates and certifies whether targets to reduce greenhouse gas emissions set by companies to achieve the targets of the Paris Agreement (curbing the global temperature rise caused by climate change to 2°C above pre-industrial levels) are consistent with the levels sought by the Paris Agreement.

The Task Force on Climate-related Financial Disclosures (TCFD), established by the Financial Stability Board (FSB), published its final report in June 2017. This report requests that companies and other organizations disclose information related to climate change, including information on climate change-related risks and opportunities and clarification of governance-related information.

The GX League is a framework established by the Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry for the purpose of achieving carbon neutrality. It is a framework under which companies that have set ambitious greenhouse gas reduction targets make investments to reduce emissions while engaging in voluntary trading of emissions to achieve their targets, and it started full-scale operation in FY2024. Through the GX League, Japanese companies that are tackling carbon neutrality aim to lead transformation of the socio-economic system overall and creation of new markets, while building an environment in which they can exert their competitiveness in international business.

In recent years, the transition to a circular economy, which will maximize the efficient, cyclical use of resources and added value, has become an urgent issue from the perspective of the resource constraints of global resource demand and increased geopolitical risks, as well as from the perspective of environmental constraints such as the problems of waste and climate change. In realizing a circular economy, ensuring economic rationality is difficult for an individual company on its own and the expansion of areas of cooperation based on collaboration among related actors is essential, so the “Industry-Government-Academia Partnership on the Circular Economy” was launched in December 2023 as one of the concrete actions for the realization of this strategy.

Circular Economy Association was established to promote the development and implementation of business on a circular economy model in order to realize a circular economic society capable of sustainable development while making effective use of limited natural resources. Daiseki serves as a member of Circular Economy Association.

J4CE is an organization established by the Ministry of the Environment, the Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry, and the Japan Business Federation (Keidanren) for the purpose of strengthening public-private partnerships, under the aim of fostering further understanding and promoting initiatives concerning the circular economy among Japanese companies and other wide-ranging stakeholders.

The Green Value Chain Promotion Network aims to increase the number of companies working on SBT by activating communication between companies that actively engage in greenhouse gas reduction and other global warming countermeasures and companies that offer and support solutions to achieve those goals, thereby driving a decarbonized economy and corporate growth.

JCI was established as a loose network for strengthening the communication of information and exchanges of ideas among companies, local government bodies, NGOs, and other parties that are actively tackling measures to combat climate change.

JCLP is a corporate group that supports the goal to achieve net zero emissions of greenhouse gases across the globe by 2050 and aims to realize a sustainable decarbonized society.
To achieve carbon neutrality, JCLP advances collaboration with local governments and overseas institutions such as by concluding a comprehensive partnership agreement with Yokohama City and by serving as a window to spread RE100, EV100, and EP100 as a local partner of The Climate Group, an international non-profit organization.

The Regional Revitalization SDGs Public-Private Partnership Platform is a forum for deepening public-private partnerships with wide-ranging stakeholders. It is aimed at promoting implementation in Japan of SDGs set by the Cabinet Office and at connecting these to further regional revitalization.

RE Action - Declaring 100% Renewable Energy is a new framework that promotes the use of 100% renewable energy through companies, local government bodies, educational institutions, medical institutions, and other organizations demonstrating their intent and actions toward converting their electrical power consumption to 100% renewable energy sources.

The Aichi Zero Carbon Organization was established with the aim of achieving a zero-carbon society by calling for innovation and collaboration among industry, academia, and government, based on Japan's growth strategies and the concept of regional circulation and coexistence spheres. Daiseki is a member of the organization.