Our Approach to Social Contributions
The Group’s basic philosophy as stated in the Code of Conduct of the Mitsubishi Paper Mills Group is “to contribute to the realization of an affluent society through the development and supply of products and services that are useful for society, centering on paper, pulp and photosensitive materials, by utilizing the advanced technological capability of MPM,” and we are constantly aware of coexisting with society as we actively pursue activities for contributing to society.
Direction of Activities
Direction of Activities
Environmental Protection: We will contribute to the creation of a recycling society to maintain our precious global environment.
Our efforts to conserve the global environment include supporting FSC-certified forests, supporting thinning, etc. with the cooperation of NGOs, and protecting the environment through our business activities.
Living alongside Local Communities: We are strengthening or social contributions rooted in local communities.
Mills and offices are playing key roles in actively working to contribute to local community activities, and contribute to the development of local communities.
Supporting volunteer activities: We support voluntary social contributions by our employees
January 2008
Social Contribution Expenditure
MPM is part of Keidanren’s One Percent Club, and we report the results of our social contributions every year.
Production and Donation of Braille Calendars
MPM began producing Braille calendars for the 1997 edition, and the 2010 edition marks the 14th year of this effort.
2500 Braille calendars were donated to welfare organizations and Braille libraries in areas where our plants are located, and these have been extremely well received by the groups receiving the donations and the visually impaired people using them. They are environmentally friendly thanks to the use of embossed Braille and paper rings. We have also made improvements every year by reflecting comments made by actual users with visual impairments.
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Braille calendars 2010 edition
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embossed Braille
