Direct Lobbying Transparency
| Overall Assessment | Comment | Score |
|---|---|---|
| Limited | Nomura Real Estate Holdings provides only limited insight into its climate-policy lobbying. It identifies one specific policy focus, the Japanese “炭素税” (carbon tax), and classifies this within the broader category of “Carbon pricing, taxes, and subsidies,” showing some transparency about the subject matter but not demonstrating engagement with any other measures. The company also describes the way it lobbied, noting that it held an “意見交換” (exchange of opinions) meeting with “東京都C&Tの担当者” (Tokyo C&T representatives) under the auspices of the Real Estate Association, which clarifies both the mechanism (a meeting) and the policymaking target. However, it does not describe any other forms of engagement or additional audiences. On outcomes, it merely states “Support with no exceptions” for the carbon tax and links this stance to alignment with the Paris Agreement, without setting out concrete amendments, numeric targets, or legislative changes it is trying to secure. Consequently, while the disclosure confirms the company’s involvement and basic stance, it offers few specifics on the breadth of policies, the range of lobbying channels, or the detailed results it seeks. | 1 |