Nissan Materiality
Realizing a cleaner, safer and more inclusive society
Nissan
has
completed
its
materiality
assessment
considering
risk
and
opportunity,
taking
into
account
stakeholder
interests
and
the
latest
trends
such
as
technological
innovation.
We
have
reaffirmed
issues
surrounding
Nissan’s
business
and
identified
materiality
(key
issues)
that
are
material
to
the
long-term
sustainability
of
the
business.
In
the
process
of
identification
of
key
issues,
we
considered
both
corporate
activities
and
sustainability
from
the
perspective
of
impacts
of
society
and
the
environment
on
Nissan
(financial
impacts),
which
has
been
of
great
interest
to
investors,
as
well
as
the
new
perspective
of
Nissan’s
impact
on
and
value
provided
to
society
and
environment,
demonstrating
the
value
Nissan
creates.
Nissan Materiality Matrix
Nissan now uses a matrix to prioritize initiatives, conveying to stakeholders the path the company will take towards 2030 to expand opportunities for collaboration and deepen relationships of trust leading to the further promotion of initiatives.
Nissan's materiality assessment identified 21 items of materiality and every issue is material to Nissan's long-term sustainability. Nissan determined 12 items as the most important materiality items. Nissan will incorporate each of the identified items into its business activities to expand opportunities for collaboration, leading to the promotion of more robust efforts embodying our corporate purpose.
Top 12 Prioritized Items
Related Information
Related Activities
Introducing various Nissan initiatives related to materiality.