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Seek to resolve global health issues from a total healthcare perspective.
Do away with deep-seated preconceptions and promote the development of creative human resources.
Pursue product quality and reliability from the viewpoint of consumers.

Otsuka Group's Materiality and Related SDGs

Materiality Social Issues Our Goals Our Activities Related SDGs
Society (Healthier Society) Health
  • Unmet medical and health needs
  • Spread of infectious diseases
  • Nutritional needs
  • Increasing aging issues
  • Contribute to unmet needs solutions
  • Eradication of tuberculosis
  • Creation of a system for the realization of healthy lifestyles
  • Healthy life extension
  • Promotion of R&D for unmet needs
  • R&D of antituberculosis drugs and improvement of drug access
  • Support and awareness activities for people's health maintenance/improvement mainly on exercise and nutrition etc.
  • Promotion of problem solving by strengthening partnerships
People
  • Presenteeism*
  • Unprepared for diversification
  • Creation of a corporate culture that stimulates creativity
  • Enhance employee engagement
  • Human resource development
  • Diversity promotion
  • Health and productivity management
Quality in All We Do
  • Consumption and production that impairs sustainability
  • Gaining stakeholder trust
  • Pursuing sustainability at all levels of the value chain
  • Establishing a quality assurance system for safety and security
  • Sustainable procurement and product design
  • Thorough quality control and stable supply
  • Responsible promotional activities and information provision
  • Deepening communication with stakeholders
  • Promotion of “consumer-oriented management”

*Absenteeism is a phenomenon where employees are absent from work frequently due to illness or poor health, or without permission. The term “presenteeism” was coined by combining “absenteeism” with the word “present.” For a long time, the lost productivity due to absenteeism has traditionally been regarded as a problem in corporate labor management. Recently, however, it has been found that presenteeism, in which an employee is physically present but cannot concentrate fully on work, causes greater loss for the organization as a whole.

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