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Promoting human rights, diversity and inclusion through ethical values

Maximizing Wellbeing for everyone

The NTT sustainability pillar of Maximizing Wellbeing focuses on promoting human rights, diversity, and inclusion through integrity and strong ethical values embedded in our business innovations and technologies. We are solving environmental issues to promote a harmonious society through innovation and technology. Our commitment in this area is centered on creating a positive contribution to society by fostering a healthy, motivated, and diverse global workforce.

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Respect
for human rights

Respect for human rights is an important foundation for creating a safe, secure, prosperous, and sustainable society. NTT strives to correctly understand and recognize each country’s and region’s laws, cultures, religions and values. We are working to raise ethical standards in business and develop innovations that enable equal opportunities for all.

Creating
new work style models

Establishing and maintaining a healthy and motivated workforce results in a more positive contribution to society and higher levels of productivity. That’s why NTT is embracing new working models that better accommodate employees’ daily working lives.


Diversity & Inclusion (D&I)

NTT believes that differences are considered as value, and we aim to transform that value into a viable force. We are creating workplaces where a diverse range of employees can achieve their full potential, assuring diversity, equity, and inclusion.

Our business cases

Protecting children’s lives

We collaborate with Edogawa City Child Guidance Center to implement AI technology, reducing administrative tasks and enabling faster response to child abuse cases. This innovation is now improving care and operations at child guidance centers across Japan.

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Indian girls at the NTT computing laboratory

Supporting Girls in education

NTT is committed to the right to learn. In 2017, NTT “adopted” a government-aided girls’ school in Mumbai, India. Thanks to the computer lab, science lab or the library, or through the vocational training sessions, more than 1,000 girls are now computer literate and 95% enroll in college education.

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