Key sections of the Honda CSR Report 2011 (covering FY2010 activities) have been made available on the Company's website.
Most content on the website addresses activities undertaken during FY2011, but the site is updated from time to time with important information. Please refer to the following PDF edition for the FY2011 annual report.

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Full report download

• Honda CSR Report 2011 PDF edition download (PDF/4.08MB)

If you only require individual chapters, please click on the section(s) you require.

• Publication Policy (PDF/131KB)
• Honda's View on CSR (PDF/249KB)
• Message from the President and CEO (PDF/120KB)
• Dealing with the Great East Japan Earthquake (PDF/103KB)

Special Feature 2011

• Living with low-carbon mobility (PDF/1.14MB)
• Joy of working together based on respect for the individual (PDF/484KB)

Quality and Safety

• Quality Initiatives (PDF/279KB)
• Safety Initiatives (PDF/232KB)

Environmental

• Environmental Initiatives (PDF/825KB)

Society

• Customers (PDF/185KB)
• Suppliers (PDF/50KB)
• Associates (PDF/170KB)
• Shareholders and Investors (PDF/70KB)
• Local Communities (PDF/327KB)

Corporate Governance

• Corporate Governance (PDF/49KB)

Company Overview

• Company Overview (PDF/45KB)

Publishing Policy

Striving to be a company society wants to exist

Honda is involved in a variety of corporate social responsibility (CSR) activities to fulfill its goal of being a company that stakeholders worldwide want to exist.

Starting in FY2010, we began publishing a detailed report of these activities on our website. This paper edition, which consists of sections addressing the CSR priorities of quality and safety, the environment, and society, focuses on information with special relevance for the year under review.

The report complies with the GRI* Sustainability Reporting Guidelines.

It is our hope that it will deepen stakeholders' understanding of Honda's CSR activities.

*The Global Reporting Initiative is a joint project of the Coalition for Environmentally Responsible Economies, a U.S. NPO, and the United Nations Environment Programme. Initiated in 1997, it issues guidelines for reporting on economic, environmental, and social performance by organizations.