Abstract

Tokio Marine Group’s Work on Nature Positive

Masaaki NAGAMURA

Fellow International Initiatives, Tokio Marine Holdings, Inc.

 Tokio Marine Group has identified five key stakeholders—customers, society, employees, shareholders and investors, and future generations—as part of its sustainability strategy. Based on the value we provide and the societal challenges that affect our businesses, we have established eight materiality themes. One of these themes is “Protect the Natural Environment,” reflecting our recognition that it is our obligation to help ensure that future generations inherit a sustainable natural environment, as it is irreversible.

 At Tokio Marine & Nichido, we contribute to climate change mitigation and biodiversity and wetland conservation through nature protection initiatives such as the “Green Gift” project and the mangrove planting project. Tokio Marine Asset Management is also participating in a project aimed at restoring seagrass habitats.

 In 2025, ID&E Holdings (Nippon Koei), a leading construction consultancy, joined our Group. By leveraging the company’s strengths in environmental conservation within social infrastructure development, support for implementing green infrastructure, and the development and deployment of greening technologies (such as the BSC(biological soil crust) method), we aim to further enhance nature positive synergies across the entire Group.

 Through these initiatives, Tokio Marine Group will continue striving to make even greater contributions toward achieving a nature positive society.