[Report] Turning the Sustainability Strategy into "Action." Media Roundtable Held with Tokyo Metropolitan Government and Partner Companies
On Thursday, July 30, FC Tokyo held a media roundtable on sustainability at Shibuya Scramble Square.
On the day, we invited the Tokyo Metropolitan Government, Mitsui Fudosan Residential Co., Ltd., and Keio Corporation to exchange opinions on FC Tokyo's sustainability strategy, future initiatives, behavioral changes through sports, and collaboration with companies and government.
From Sustainability "Policy" to "Action"
Under the social statement "Goals connected to the future of our lives," FC Tokyo has identified five key materialities to focus on: "Personal Growth," "Health," "DE&I," "Community Revitalization," and "Environment."
At the roundtable, we explained the concept of developing "NO PLANET, NO TOKYO (NPNT)," which unites FC Tokyo’s social and environmental activities, as a platform for co-creating value throughout the year.
We also announced that the 26/27 season will be positioned as a season to translate sustainability policies into concrete actions within the city of Tokyo, visualize the outcomes, and connect them to the next phase of co-creation.
Collaboration with Companies and Government for Changes in the City of Tokyo
During the exchange of opinions, based on each party's initiatives, we discussed how to leverage the connections that sports clubs have with local communities and fans/supporters to promote environmentally conscious actions and sustainable living.
Going forward, we will collaborate with the Tokyo Metropolitan Government, partner companies, local organizations, and fans/supporters to carry out actions at various venues such as home games, local communities, and schools.
□ Event Overview
Date: Thursday, July 30
Venue: 36th Floor, Shibuya Scramble Square
Organizer: Tokyo Football Club Co., Ltd.
Participants: Tokyo Metropolitan Government, Mitsui Fudosan Residential Co., Ltd., Keio Corporation
