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Chiyoda Corp does not disclose any lobbying governance process or a commitment to align its engagement with the Paris Agreement. It explicitly states "No, and we do not plan to have one in the next two years" when asked about a public commitment to conduct activities in line with the Paris goals. We found no evidence of any policy, oversight body, named individual, or monitoring process to manage or review both direct and indirect lobbying activities in relation to climate objectives.
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E
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Limited
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Chiyoda Corp offers only limited insight into its climate-related lobbying. It notes that it is “協働している石川県” with policymakers in Ishikawa Prefecture to advance plastic-bag reduction initiatives, indicating it has identified a public authority it seeks to influence but without describing how that engagement occurs, such as meetings, letters or consultations. The disclosure concentrates on a broad policy area—cutting CO₂ emissions through reduced single-use plastics—and mentions operational goals such as “マイバッグ等持参によるレジ袋辞退率 80％以上を目指す” and the claim that these efforts have already “年間約272トン廃棄されるプラスチックを削減している.” However, it does not name any specific laws, regulations, or ordinances it has lobbied, nor does it spell out the precise policy changes it seeks beyond the general aspiration to curb plastic waste. As a result, while the company signals some interaction with a governmental body and a broad environmental objective, the mechanisms, specific policies, and concrete policy outcomes remain largely undefined.
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