Sustainability - Act Together

Illustrations of sustainability-related objects such as Sony's products lineup, greenery, parks and wind power generators, lined up and people of various races and ages gathering around the objects.

Act Together

Creating future full of emotion.

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Ms Abe, Mr Suzuki, and Mr Hatanaka sit side by side on the sofa in this group photo. Mr Suzuki is holding a full-size mirrorless SLR camera “α7C II”.

What's Your Story? Junior Reporters' Takeaways

Taking Photos with a Camera Regardless of Visual Impairment. All About the Screen Reader and Enlarge Screen Functions Realised Through the Passionate Efforts of Sony Employees.

What's Your Story? Junior Reporters' Takeaways

LinkBuds S: Enabling Seamless Lifestyles and our thoughts for Sustainability

Sony's Action! Workshop for Co-Creating the Future

Sony's Employees Dismantling Each Other's Stereotypes: A Workshop Report from New Employees [Part 1]

Sony's Action! Workshop for Co-Creating the Future

Sony's Employees Dismantling Each Other's Stereotypes: A Workshop Report from New Employees [Part 2]

What's Your Story? Junior Reporters' Takeaways

20 Years in the Making: Recycled Plastics Excellent Enough for the Audio Experts

Topics

Image of Xperia products alongside the three main components of Sony's Original Blended Material: bamboo, sugar cane and recycled paper.

Xperia™: initiatives towards packaging with the environment in mind

Image of a soundbar, its paper packaging materials and a pile of plastic pellets.

A sound choice for the environment

Image of cardboard package and pulp mould inner cushion side by side

- Taking on polystyrene foam alternatives, a Sony initiative to reduce plastic packaging for large products -

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Our Approach

Sony's vision is to "continue to deliver 'Kando' and 'Anshin' to people and society around the world through the pursuit of technology and new challenges." To carry out this vision, we've made sustainability an essential aspect of our operations.

*Anshin is a Japanese word with various meanings such as peace of mind, reassurance, reliability and trust.

People of various races and ages gather in a circle

The Three Pillars of Sustainability

In particular, we focus on three areas that have been key to our company: Environment, Accessibility, and Diversity, Equity and Inclusion (DE&I).

Environment

In order to fill the world with emotion, we must protect the health of our society and planet. We pledge to fulfil our environmental responsibilities and contribute through our technology.