Starting from 2022, Chunghwa Post organizes education and training on climate-related risks for directors, supervisors, and senior management every year. In 2023, climate and nature-related issues were incorporated into the courses to tailor the contents for the senior management for them to be equipped with sufficient and appropriate capabilities to address climate-related risks and make the best decisions.
In 2024, a new online course on climate change risk management is added to the E-Learning mechanism to enable all employees to enhance their climate risk awareness through course training, so as to effectively implement relevant risk control measures.

The Company identified the physical risk and transition risk of climate change risks, and there are a total of 13 risk events.

Based on the assessment results of “probability of occurrence” and “degree of impact”, there were three major climate risk events. Chunghwa Post faces climate risk events in a proactive manner. The climate risks faced by investment positions and self-owned real estate are regularly reviewed from the perspectives of capital utilization and asset management. In addition, relevant coping strategies are also developed to control the impact brought by climate risks for Chunghwa Post to stabilize the corporate operations and market development.

In the sustainable environment of climate change, besides the climate risks, there are also climate opportunities the Company can develop based on its own business and corporate & social positioning so that Chunghwa Post can play the role as a promoter of green transition and supporter of the country’s policy of net zero transition.