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Contents
Corporate Profile & Financial Data
Honda Environmental Information Disclosure
Segments Covered by the Report
Introduction
Environmental Policy
Results for Fiscal 2001 and Targets for Fiscal 2002 / Environmental Accounting
Next-Generation Environmental Technologies
Environmental Management
Results of Environmental Conservation Activities during Fiscal 2001
1. Products Domain
2. Purchasing and Production Domain
3. Logistics Domain
4. Sales and Services Domain
5. Disposal and Recycling Domain
6. Administration Domain
Social Activities
Prizes Won for Environmental Endeavors
Related Data
Environmental Activities outside of Japan
Persons Responsible for Commitments
External Verification
Results of the Questionnaire and Interviews on the Honda Environmental Annual Report 2001
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Targets
Reduction in CO
2
emissions: 480,000 CO
2
-tons
Incineration of waste: 43% reduction over scal 1998
Achievements
CO
2
emissions: 488,000 CO
2
-tons
Incineration of waste: 47% reduction over scal 1998
1. Green Purchasing Guidelines
Honda set its green purchasing guidelines to aggressively promote the green procurement of materials and parts, and in December 2001, Honda held an explanatory meeting on the guidelines targeting suppliers. These guidelines show the specific management items and targets to be dealt with by Honda and its suppliers toward 2010 regarding the following:
1) Products to be purchased by Honda
2) Process by which products are manufactured
3) Corporate system for the environmental management of the manufacturing process
Honda's green purchasing guidelines
Framework of Honda's green purchasing guidelines
[Promoting the Acquisition of ISO14001 Certification by Honda's Suppliers]
In fiscal 2001, Honda worked towards a target of 15 suppliers acquiring ISO14001 certification. This has resulted in certification of 10 companies (16 business sites), and of 55 companies (125 business sites) in total.
From fiscal 2002, all suppliers will be encouraged to acquire the certification.
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Honda's guidelines on chemical substances: The guidelines show the schedule for reducing, abolishing the use of, or replacing chemical substances with environmental impacts, including those regulated in Europe (lead, mercury, cadmium, hexavalent chromium) and those voluntarily regulated by Honda.
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Honda Environmental-Report MENU
Contents
Corporate Profile & Financial Data
Honda Environmental Information Disclosure
Segments Covered by the Report
Introduction
Environmental Policy
Results for Fiscal 2001 and Targets for Fiscal 2002 / Environmental Accounting
Next-Generation Environmental Technologies
Environmental Management
Results of Environmental Conservation Activities during Fiscal 2001
1. Products Domain
2. Purchasing and Production Domain
3. Logistics Domain
4. Sales and Services Domain
5. Disposal and Recycling Domain
6. Administration Domain
Social Activities
Prizes Won for Environmental Endeavors
Related Data
Environmental Activities outside of Japan
Persons Responsible for Commitments
External Verification
Results of the Questionnaire and Interviews on the Honda Environmental Annual Report 2001
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