species and breeds adapted to changes in CO2 and climate, e.g., temperature, water regimes, extreme events • Ecological buffering of climate impacts such as water or microclimate management, ecological
, intermediaries have adapted in response to such changes. For example, restructuring affiliated companies and optimizing the use of human resources to serve business expansion, including diversification of products
climate change adaptation in 2021 version: “including efforts to make infrastructure more resilient to impacts of climate change” • “Eco-efficient and/or circular economy adapted products production
years, media consumption behavior has changed from print to online media and the Company has continually adapted its business operations to meet consumers’ needs and compete with competitors and
the 2020 economy will decrease from -5.3% to - 8.1%, causing overall market uncertainty. The Company has adapted to support the situation by considering investing in the educational loan business. Under
Sector Nexus GROWTH SUSTAINABILITY Data Accessibility & Digital Adoption Improved Quality of life & Sustainable Cost Savings Goal Source : Adapted from Ruchiwanit. [2021] Collaboration between Innovation
sectors or buildings, electrification is a key means to achieving decarbonisation. This is all while ensuring this infrastructure is adapted to changes in climate. The dependence of so many sectors and
/Definitions.pdf https://accountability-framework.org/definitions/?definition_category=17 quality of water resources (adapted from the CEO Water Mandate's "Corporate Water Disclosure Guidelines"). Water consumption
natural resources and land use; • (v) Terrestrial and aquatic biodiversity conservation; • (vi) Clean transportation; • (vii) Sustainable water and waste water management; • (viii) Climate change adaptation