Cameroun

Together with Treedom we are creating a Yokogawa forest in the northern region of Central Africa in Cameroon. The west coast of the country stretches along the Gulf of Guinea and the Atlantic Ocean. Forests are the lungs of the earth and the world's most natural CO² storage. Trees not only absorb carbon dioxide, they also help prevent soil erosion with their roots and enrich the soil with organic matter. In this way, habitats are created that provide both humans and animals with wood, leaves, fruits, spices and herbs.The forest project is a valuable contribution to environmental protection, which Yokogawa incorporates into its sustainability goals. We have the big picture in mind: by 2050, we want to achieve net zero emissions, complete the transformation to a circular economy and make our contribution to a better world for future generations.You can find more about our approach to sustainability&nbsp;<a href="https://www.yokogawa.com/de/about/sustainability/policy-c/" target="_blank">here</a>.&nbsp;Take part and plant your own tree. This way we can protect nature and preserve the environment together.

Yokogawa Wald

YokogawaWe are specialists for industrial process automation. Maximum safety, resource efficiency and productivity combined with the simplest possible interaction between man and plant are the key parameters of our engineering. Understanding and mastering technologies and translating them into solutions that meet the highest standards of quality and reliability - we are happy to take on this task.The Yokogawa Electric Corporation was founded in Tokyo in 1915 and today employs around 18,000 people worldwide. You can find Yokogawa in over 60 countries around the world. In Germany we have our headquarters in Ratingen.Yokogawa's sustainability goals are a consistent contribution to the goals of the United Nations Sustainable Development Programme. These include zero net emissions and the transition to a circular economy by 2050. International partnerships with companies and start-ups that specialise in the use of biomass are already important steps towards the bio-economy. In 2019, Yokogawa was included in "The Global 100", one of the world's leading sustainability.

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