The CDP is an international NGO working in the environmental field. The CDP surveys more than 18,700 companies worldwide and assigns scores from A to D in more than 1,100 cities, states, and regions to assess how companies effectively responds to the issues of climate change, deforestation, and water security. The Nisshinbo Group received a "B" rating in Climate Change 2022 and a "B–" rating in Water Security 2022.

In the overall rankings of the 2022 Nikkei SDG Management Survey, which rates and evaluates companies on their ability simultaneously to improve corporate value and contribute to the SDGs, the Group was awarded a four-star rating.

The Nikkei SDG Management Survey consists of questions in four areas: SDG strategy/economic value, social value, environmental value, and governance. The survey defines SDG management as efforts to contribute to the SDGs through business activities in ways that lead to improved corporate value. The evaluation of companies draws on surveys of companies and publicly available data based on 21 evaluation indicators. This year, the fourth year of the survey, 886 companies participated in the survey, including companies listed on Japanese exchanges.

The Nisshinbo Group was recognized with a three-star rating in the overall assessment of the "Sixth Nikkei Smart Work Management Survey," which selects advanced companies that are accepting the challenge of a productivity revolution through work-style reforms. This survey has been conducted by Nikkei Inc. since 2017. Targeting listed companies nationwide and leading unlisted companies, the survey define Smart Work Management as an initiative to maximize organizational performance based on three factors: the realization of diverse and flexible work styles, the structure to create new businesses, and the ability to develop markets. The survey is evaluated on a five-star scale. In 2022, 813 companies, including domestic listed companies, participated in the survey.

In its latest assessment of CSR, the 2023 CSR Company Rankings, Toyo Keizai Inc. (hereafter, Toyo Keizai) rated Nisshinbo Holdings Inc. highly for the various initiatives being deployed by the Group. Toyo Keizai awarded the Group a ranking of AAA on the environment, corporate governance and a ranking of AA on human resources utilization, social services.

Conducted annually since 2005 by Toyo Keizai, the CSR Corporate Rankings draw on survey results to select a list of "trusted companies" from the perspectives of both corporate social responsibility (CSR) and finance, which are becoming increasingly complex. This 2023 CSR Company Ranking is the 17th.

In collaboration with Keidanren, the New Energy and Industrial Technology Development Organization (NEDO), and the Ministry of Agriculture, Forestry and Fisheries (MAFF), METI is working on the Zero Emissions Challenge project, which lists the companies that are accepting the challenge of innovation aimed at achieving 2050 carbon neutrality and which provides investors with useful information.
The following initiatives were highly evaluated, and each of the initiatives selected as Zero Emissions Challenge Companies by the Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry of Japan: Technology Development Project for Social Implementation of Marine Biodegradable Plastics by Nisshinbo Holdings Inc.; Project for Realization of Energy-Saving Society with Robots and Drones by Japan Radio Co. Ltd.; and Industry-Academia-Government Collaboration Problem-solving Research and Development Project about Advancement of Fuel Cells, etc. Technologies and Utilization Project by Nisshinbo Chemical Inc.

Nine companies were certified in the large corporate sector under the Certified Health and Productivity Management Organization Recognition Program, which is designed by the Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry and selected by the Japan Health Council. Four companies were certified in the small and medium scale corporate sector under the Certified Health and Productivity Management Organization Recognition Program 2023.

• Promoting Health Management

Kurumin Certification is a system to certify companies that meet certain requirements, such as formulating and implementing action plans to help employees balance work and child care, as a company that supports child rearing, based on the Act on Advancement of Measures to Support Raising Next-Generation Children. Nisshinbo Holdings Inc., Japan Radio Co., Ltd. and Nagano Japan Radio Manufacturing Co., Ltd. have been certified by the Minister of Health, Labor and Welfare (Kurumin certification).