Stakeholder Engagement
Canon conducts ongoing dialogue with various stakeholders to deepen mutual understanding. In addition to addressing societal issues at the national or local level, we are working to upgrade Canon initiatives and disclosures in alignment with stakeholder interests. We have held discussions about the content of this report with multiple external experts on sustainability. The table below outlines communication methods employed in our business activities for important dialogues with stakeholder groups. The report also includes comments from employees as well as external parties on the stakeholder impacts of Canon’s business activities.
Any external inquiries may be directed to the Canon website. All opinions or requests are promptly shared with, and answered by, the relevant division.
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Customers |
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Educational/ Research Institutions |
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Employees |
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Male employees taking childcare leave Participants in leadership training for women Trainee-style career matching system users Supervisors for Voluntary Action Plan (VAP) audit-related measures |
NGOs/NPOs |
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Local Communities |
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Shareholders/ Investors |
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Suppliers |
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Utilization and development of the chemSHERPA system for information sharing on chemical substances |
Central/Local Governments |
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Other Companies |
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Collaborating with other companies and leveraging each other’s strengths to support education |
External Recognition
Canon has received awards and citations from various external bodies for the efforts it has made to satisfy stakeholder expectations. Please refer to the URL below for further details.