In its Environmental Charter, KJRM recognizes the Earth as its most important stakeholder and states: "We recognize the critical importance of what ecosystems can provide and are committed to protecting ecosystems and mitigating any potential impacts on biodiversity."

Taking into account the relationship between the natural environment and business activities, KJRM strives to conserve biodiversity through green space management, environmental conservation, and consideration for the local environment at its portfolio properties.

JMF and IIF recognize the importance of the various benefits provided by ecosystems. They actively promote initiatives related to consideration for nature at their portfolio properties, conduct analysis of nature-related issues with reference to the TNFD recommendations, and strive to understand the relationship between their business activities and nature.

For details on JMF’s and IIF’s information disclosure based on the TNFD Recommendations, as well as their initiatives, please refer to the links below.

JMF and IIF are considering and promoting initiatives to mitigate impacts on natural capital and contribute to its conservation. The initiatives aimed at biodiversity conservation at properties include the establishment of green zones, consideration of the use of native species, and management of green spaces in accordance with the Green Space Management Manual.

For details on JMF’s and IIF’s initiatives, please refer to the links below.