Nessu Releases Impact Report 2026, Highlighting Co-Creation Results to Bridge Children's Opportunity Gaps
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Release Overview
Nessu, Inc., with the mission of realizing a society where all children can fairly challenge their futures, has published its "Impact Report 2026," detailing its business outcomes and social impact for the fiscal year 2025 (June 2025 to May 2026). Marking its first publication under the new vision and mission established for its 4th anniversary, the comprehensive 56-page report showcases the company's business activities and co-creation initiatives.
Report Structure and Content
The report is structured into the following four chapters:
- About Us: An explanation of the newly formulated vision and mission.
- Social Issues: A structural map of opportunity gaps analyzed through three pillars: "Children's Own Capital," "Capital of Surrounding People," and "Capital of the Living Environment."
- Business and Social Impact: Results from the regional revitalization initiative "Kodomo Furusato Bin," food and parenting support programs "Cheerdon" and "Stenas," and the circular material procurement initiative "Circular Design Lab (CDL)."
- Initiatives with Co-Creation Partners: Visualizing a multifaceted circle of support through interviews with investors, local governments, NPOs, corporations, and children's cafeterias (kodomo shokudo).
Sustainability Initiatives
The company's philosophy is also reflected in the physical production of the report. The booklet is printed using upcycled paper made from discarded scallop shells in Hokkaido. Utilizing technology from Nessu's own Circular Design Lab (CDL), this choice embodies the circular utilization of waste resources directly within the company's own media.
Future Outlook
To tackle the challenge of "bridging children's opportunity gaps," Nessu plans to further strengthen its collaboration with co-creation partners. The web version of the report is now available, and the company aims to accelerate the establishment of sustainable support models alongside diverse stakeholders.