What are SDGs?
SDGs stands for Sustainable Development Goals.
Adopted unanimously by UN member states at the 2015 UN Summit, they are a set of 17 global challenges to be addressed by 2030.
Each individual is expected to recognize their responsibility and take part in ensuring that future generations can live prosperous lives.
Shinwa’s Business and SDGs
Our businesses themselves are closely connected to many of the SDGs.
Through our evolving internal systems, we also provide an environment where everyone can thrive.
We will continue to deepen our engagement and expand our scope, aiming to contribute to a sustainable future.
Temporary Materials Division
- Contributing to safety and efficiency at worksites,
and to sustainable cities and infrastructure - We provide scaffolding and related materials essential for construction and civil engineering works to protect the safety and lives of workers. Our products are also used in inspecting and renewing aging infrastructure and in recovery from natural disasters, making them vital resources for building resilient and sustainable communities.
Logistics Equipment Division
- Optimizing logistics to improve industrial efficiency
and benefit consumers - From wire mesh baskets used at worksites to storage equipment in warehouses and transport containers, we provide a wide range of products that enhance the efficiency of logistics. These solutions support industries including manufacturing, agriculture, fisheries, and e-commerce, ultimately benefiting consumers.
Internal Systems & Social Contribution
- Supporting employee motivation and dreams,
and extending benefits to society - We focus on creating an environment where each employee can fully demonstrate their abilities and work vibrantly. We also engage in social contribution through sports promotion and support for accepting foreign workers. Through these initiatives, we aim to be a company that employees and society can be proud of.
We have been certified as a "Health & Productivity Management Organization 2022 (SME Category)" by the Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry and the Nippon Kenko Kaigi.
