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Toray Group conducts educational support activities to guide those who will become the leaders of a sustainable world. These activities include science and environmental programs to spark more interest in science among elementary and junior high school students, as well as career education and Toray plant tours.

Supporting Science Education in Schools (Sending Employees to Teach Classes, Providing Educational Materials)

In order to raise awareness of the environment and interest in the sciences, Toray Group has developed environmental education and science experiment programs that employ some of its products. Delivering these programs, Group employees teach classes at local elementary, junior and senior high schools.
In fiscal 2021, in order to prevent the spread of COVID-19 infections, in-person classes conducted by employee instructors at schools were still somewhat limited. Once infection levels had subsided, classes were provided to some schools where pandemic safety measures could be confirmed. Due to the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic, the Group also conducted online classes using a web conferencing system during periods when states of emergency had been declared and the authorities had issued priority measures to prevent the spread of the virus. Using online tools, Toray Group has been able to expand the scope of its educational support activities, discovering new possibilities for meeting the demands of future educational settings by offering classes at distant schools, which has not been possible in the past, and by introducing lesson formats that are not possible with in-person settings. The Group also lent laboratory equipment made with Toray advanced materials to 61 elementary, junior high, and senior high schools across Japan that the Group was unable to visit, for their use in lessons on science, chemistry, and the SDGs. Toray’s educational programs have been well received by many teachers because the experiments they include help students understand how science and technology contributes to solving global environment problems.

• Toray Industries employee teaches in the classroom
• Junior high school students conduct an experiment with guidance from a Toray instructor

• Junior high school students listen intently during class

Questionnaire Results on Teaching Materials Provided by Toray Group

• ■ Satisfaction with classes using materials provided by Toray
  How satisfied were you with the teaching materials provided?
  

• ■ Feedback on Effectiveness of Program
  Q1. The program makes students think of the problems occurring on the planet as related to their own lives.
• Q2. The program helps students understand that what they learn in science helps in their own lives and is useful technology for solving global problems.

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• ■ Feedback on Effectiveness of Program
  Q1. The program makes students think of the problems occurring on the planet as related to their own lives.
  
• Q2. The program helps students understand that what they learn in science helps in their own lives and is useful technology for solving global problems.
  

Education Support Activities for Career Education, Company Tours, and Other Programs

In addition to science experiment lessons and environmental education programs, Toray Group collaborates on career education and hosts office and plant tours in response to requests from local schools, boards of education, and non-profit organizations.
Toray Industries provided career-related talks to junior high and high school students by explaining job responsibilities at Toray. The instructors also shared stories from their own school days, and covered other topics that would be useful for students when considering their future career paths. The use of web-based tools also expanded, and online job interviews were implemented.
Among the group companies in Japan, Toray Advanced Film Co., Ltd. has resumed providing classes to neighborhood elementary schools, which had been suspended for the past two years due to the COVID-19 pandemic. In these classes, the instructors showed the students familiar products manufactured at the factory, such as the materials used to package candy and snacks, and conveyed Toray's appeal. Toray Research Center Inc. collaborated with an active learning program at a technical college, providing lectures and technical advice for group work.
Group companies outside Japan also give career-related talks to local students, and provide education to foster awareness of safety, disaster prevention, and the environment. For example, in France, Toray Carbon Fibers Europe S.A. teamed up with neighboring companies and the local fire department to jointly provide first aid workshops for elementary school students. In Thailand, Toray Textiles (Thailand) Public Company Limited delivered an online lecture on textile products such as airbags to local university students majoring in textiles.
The Toray Industries volleyball team, Toray Arrows, has been involved in supporting children’s physical development through volleyball clinics and on-site instruction at elementary school physical education classes. In fiscal 2021, volleyball clinics were held with COVID-19 pandemic infection prevention measures in place.

• Through a web conferencing system, students from Tokyo Metropolitan Chihaya High School interview Toray personnel about "&+^™," a fiber made from recycled plastic PET bottles (Tokyo and Osaka head offices of Toray Industries, Inc.)
• An employee from the Toray Industries Mishima Plant gives a talk to local junior high school students about working as a researcher

• Elementary school students learn about familiar film technology such as candy and snack packaging (Toray Advanced Film Co., Ltd.)
• Technical college students discover the appeal of work related to plant engineering (Toray Engineering East Co.,Ltd.)

• Local high school students listen to a talk on employment and careers (Toray Composite Materials America, Inc.)
• At a local environmental fair, elementary school students listen to a presentation on global environmental issues and Toray Group activities (Toray Resin Mexico, S.A. de C.V.)

• Letter of thanks from elementary school students who participated in a first aid workshop delivered in collaboration with neighboring companies and the local fire department. (Toray Carbon Fibers Europe S.A., France)
• University engineering students listen to an online lecture concerning Toray Group's advanced technology and materials (P.T. Toray Industries Indonesia)

• Safety education being provided to local elementary and junior high school students in response to a request from the local community (Toray Industries (India) Private Limited)
• Volleyball clinic for local junior high school boys provided by the Toray Arrows men's volleyball team

• Online volleyball clinic provided by the Toray Arrows women's volleyball team

Workshops at the Science Museum

Since 2012, Toray Industries has been conducting two workshops, which use filtration experiments to examine the importance of the Earth's water, and the amazing properties of fibers, at the Science Museum located in Kitanomaru Park in Tokyo, every day that the museum is open. In fiscal 2021, approximately 4,800 people, from young children to adults, attended the workshops, which were held with infection prevention measures in place, such as a limitation on the number of participants and a shortened timeframe.

Supporting the Biology Olympiad

Held Aozora Science School

Since 2015, Toray Industries has organized the Aozora Science School¹ to foster children’s interest in and an affinity for science by offering fun activities that combine nature and science.
Until recently, the event has been held every summer since 2015 at a campsite at Lake Kawaguchi in Yamanashi Prefecture. In 2021, however, an interactive experiment class was held online instead, as a way to help prevent the spread of COVID-19 infections. The participants consisted of 90 elementary school students from all over Japan. Using an experiment kit sent to them in advance, the participants engaged in various science activities that could be enjoyed at home.
They put together an insect robot made with a small motor and scrub brush and conducted a "water dance experiment," in which they dripped water on a Toray water-repellent textile and observed the water drops rolling around the surface of the fabric. During the break, players from the Toray Arrows volleyball team made an appearance and conducted a quiz competition, which the students thoroughly enjoyed.
While this was the first such online event, it was clear that the children were learning science while having fun. The serious expressions and surprised exclamations of the students were apparent even through the monitors.

1. 1 Aozora Science School is a hands-on educational camp designed by Toray Industries, supervised by Leave a Nest Co., Ltd. and provided by JTB Corporation.

• Children listening intently to an online class
• Students conduct a water-repellent fabric experiment remotely

• Particpants build a simple robot using a kit sent in advance
• An employee in California explains to the students in English how to make slime – an opportunity only possible through online learning

• Players from the Toray Arrows volleyball teams add excitement to the learning program

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Toray Group has outlined a corporate philosophy of “contributing to society through the creation of new value with innovative ideas, technologies and products,” which the Group delivers on by practicing innovation. In order to continuously deliver innovation, the Group must secure and develop talented human resources. For this reason, the Group takes a long-term perspective on human resource development. One way it does this is by contributing to the promotion and support of basic science and science education in society, which is one of the main social contribution activities of the Group, through the activities of Toray Science Foundation and Toray science foundations in Thailand, Indonesia, Malaysia, and the Republic of Korea.

Toray Science Foundation

Toray Science Foundation was established way back in 1960 to help advance science, technology and culture. The Foundation created quite a stir when it was first established, as it was a pioneering foundation of its kind, and its activities continue to win high praise today. Its support activities include grants and prizes in the fields of basic science and science education that are offered by no other similar organizations. The Foundation celebrated the 60th anniversary of its founding in June 2020.

62nd Toray Science and Technology Prizes, Toray Science and Technology Grants, and 53rd Toray Science Education Prizes

In February 2022, the Toray Science Foundation chose the latest recipients for the 62nd Toray Science and Technology Prizes, Toray Science and Technology Grants, and 53rd Toray Science Education Prizes. The presentation ceremony held in March 2022 was the first in three years. Toray Science and Technology Prizes were awarded to Dr. Ryoichiro Kageyama and Dr. Toru Okabe respectively. They and the science educators who were awarded Toray Science Education Prize received certificates, medals, and prize money. Grants totaling 130 million yen were awarded to 11 recipients of Science and Technology Grants.

• Presentation ceremony
• Chairman Nikkaku presents an award

• Outside Director Ryoji Noyori gives a congratulatory address

Junior and senior high school science education is a particular focus of the Toray Science Foundation. Mr. Takeya Nishimaki, a teacher at Matsumoto Fukashi High School in Nagano Prefecture, received the Toray Science Education Award in the name of the Minister of Education, Culture, Sports, Science and Technology. This award recognizes teachers who have achieved remarkable educational results through creativity and ingenuity.

Malaysia Toray Science Foundation (MTSF)

In fiscal 2020, MTSF postponed the 27th Presentation Ceremony due to the COVID-19 pandemic. Accordingly, in fiscal 2021, the 27th and 28th Presentation Ceremonies were held jointly online. MTSF awarded a total of 628,000 ringgit (equivalent to about 17.16 million yen) in prize money and grants to 59 recipients for the two years.
As an honored guest, Dr. Adham Baba, Malaysia's Minister of Science, Technology and Innovation, expressed his appreciation for Toray's CSR activities on behalf of the Malaysian government. To deal with such challenges as the COVID-19 pandemic and climate change, the development of outstanding scientists is considered essential. As an organization that motivates young scientists and educators, MTSF is greatly appreciated for contributing to the medium and long-term development of science and technology in Malaysia. Mr. Kaname Araki, Charges d’affaires ad interim at the Embassy of Japan in Malaysia also conveyed deep gratitude for the role MTSF has played in deepening the bonds of friendship between Japan and Malaysia over the years.

• MTSF Managing Director Teh Hock Soon thanks the participants
• Award recipients

Thailand Toray Science Foundation (TTSF)

The 28th Thailand Toray Science Foundation Presentation Ceremony was held in March 2022.
In fiscal 2021, TTSF awarded two Science and Technology Prizes, 20 Science and Technology Research Grants, and 9 Science Education Prizes totaling 5.45 million baht (equivalent to about 20.98 million yen) in prize money and grants.
The presentation ceremony began with a video message from Toray Industries President and TTSF Honorary Chairman Akihiro Nikkaku. Dr. Suchinda Malaivijitnond of Chulalongkorn University then delivered a speech on behalf of the honorees, saying that past TTSF award winners have been successful on the frontlines in various fields and regions, and that researchers in Thailand consider it a source of encouragement and pride to receive awards and research grants from TTSF.
As a guest of honor, Japanese Ambassador to Thailand Kazuya Nashida offered the honorees his congratulations, saying that he was impressed by the efforts of the TTSF over the past 28 years. The ceremony concluded with a speech from the President of the Privy Council, General Surayud Chulanont, who, as the Chairman of the Ceremony Committee, expressed his deep appreciation for Toray’s business activities in Thailand over the years and for TTSF's contribution to the development of science and technology in Thailand.

• Video message from Toray Industries President and TTSF Honorary Chairman Akihiro Nikkaku opens the ceremony
• Commemorative photo of Science and Technology Prize winners

Indonesia Toray Science Foundation(ITSF)

The 28th presentation ceremony of ITSF was held online via web conferencing in March 2022, awarding one Science and Technology Prize, 18 Science and Technology Research Grants, and 10 Science Education Prizes totaling 975 million rupia (equivalent to about 7.22 million yen).
As a guest of honor, Mr. Kenji Kanasugi, the Japanese ambassador to Indonesia, said that he was impressed that Toray, as a Japanese company, has continued to contribute to the development of science and technology in Indonesia through the ITSF for many years. Mr. Nadiem Makarim, Indonesia's Minister of Education, Culture, Research, and Technology, noted that innovative science education is being accelerated with the Science Education Awards. He praised this type of education saying that it is also the aim of his ministry's Free Learning Program. On behalf of the Indonesian government, Dr. Laksana Tri Handoko, head of the National Research and Innovation Agency, also thanked ITSF for its contributions.

• Prize winners and grant recipients at 28th presentation ceremony of ITSF
• Attendees at P.T. Indonesia Toray Synthetics watch the presentation ceremony

Korea Toray Science Foundation (KTSF)

In 2021, KTSF awarded Science and Technology Prizes to two researchers for their outstanding research results and three-year Research Fund Grants to four young researchers to pursue new research projects. The 4th KTSF presentation ceremony was held in October with a minimum number of attendees, limited to the recipients, their families, and Toray Science Foundation staff, in order to prevent the spread of COVID-19 infections.
Toray Industries President and KTSF Honorary Chairman Akihiro Nikkaku congratulated the honorees via a video message from Japan. He expressed his hope that the Foundation's activities will help promote science and technology and nurture scientists and contribute to the friendship and goodwill between the Republic of Korea and Japan.

• Toray Industries President and KTSF Honorary Chairman Akihiro Nikkaku addresses attendees via video message.
• TKSF Chairman Lee Young-kwan and KTSF members together with the science and technology prize winners

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In addition to implementing initiatives to conserve the environment around its production sites, Toray Group companies collaborate with non-profits and municipal governments on ongoing efforts to clean up rivers and shorelines, and maintain forests.

Major Environmental Activities at Offices and Plants

• Employees cleaned up litter around the factory as part of their efforts to contribute to the local community and beautify the neighborhood. By having employees participate in the cleanup, the plant aims to raise awareness and will continue this as an initiative related to environmental preservation. (Toray Industries, Inc. Ishikawa Plant)
• Employees cleaned along the Maekawa River embankment adjacent to the factory as part of environmental preservation and community contribution activities. The collected garbage was sorted and properly disposed of as waste. (Toray Industries, Inc. Chiba Plant, plant affiliate companies)

• As part of environmental preservation efforts, head office employees helped maintain flower planters in the square in front of Chitose-Funabashi Station on the Odakyu line (Setagaya-ku, Tokyo). Many employees commute to work through this station. (Suido Kiko Kaisha, Ltd., Suiki Technos, LTD.)
• Employees regularly clean up around the plant as a community contribution activity. (Toray Coatex Co., Ltd.)

• In Fukushima Prefecture, businesses set their own global warming countermeasure targets and participate in an environmental protocol initiative sponsored by the prefectural governor. As a result of reporting on its daily environmental activities, Toray Advanced Film received an Encouragement Award as part of the 2021 Fukushima Protocol Project. (Toray Advanced Film Co., Ltd.)
• Employees cleaned up the public road in front of the factory. They will continue their cleanup activities to help promote environmental preservation by reducing litter, which can cause accidents and injuries to both people and animals. (Toray Composite Materials America, Inc.)

• Employees carried out tree planting activities in Nantong, China, to promote local greening and nature preservation. (Toray Polytech (Nantong) Co., Ltd., China)
• The group company donated grafted seedlings for local reforestation. (P.T. Indonesia Toray Synthetics)

• On TBSK Environmental Protection Day, employees picked up litter around the factory. (Toray Battery Separator Film Korea Limited)

Biodiversity Preservation and Interaction with Local Communities Using a Waterside Biotope²

The Tokai Plant of Toray Industries is promoting activities based on the Toray Group Greening Guidelines in order to maintain and nurture the green space that it has preserved since the start of operations in 1971.The plant marked its 50th anniversary in January 2021 by creating a waterside biotope in the green spaces on its premises. The plant has been promoting activities based on a deep awareness of the importance of social contribution, and has even expanded initiatives for biodiversity conservation and ecosystem preservation.
As part of these efforts, in 2019, the plant joined Project Linking Life with One Another,³ which aims to form an ecological network of corporate greenbelts along the coast of the Chita Peninsula and foster the next generation of leadership. The project works with students, companies, government agencies, and experts from the local community to engage in activities that promote the coexistence of people and nature and the preservation of biodiversity. As part of the project activities, students gain access to the plant's green space for environmental study. Accordingly, the plant is helping to develop human resources using its green space, which also plays an important role as a tool for communicating with the local community.
Since its creation in January 2021, the plant's waterside biotope has been used as a fieldwork site for monitoring biodiversity conservation. It is regularly visited by local university and other students who belong to the Project Linking Life with One Another student executive committee.
In December 2021, the plant participated in an event called LOVE! GREEN DAY 2021, sponsored by the Japan Ecologist Association of Support, which allowed the public to experience the green spaces of companies participating in the Project Linking Life with One Another. The purpose of this event was to let people in the community experience the importance of living creatures and nature, while learning about the biodiversity conservation efforts of participating companies. At the Tokai Plant, visitors observed nature in the waterside biotope, took part in a quiz competition on living creatures, and experienced making nature-based crafts such as Christmas wreaths and stained glass using acorns, fallen leaves, and twigs collected from the green space. The visitors included many children with a strong interest in nature, living creatures, and manufacturing, and they appeared to learn a lot from the experience. Based on a clear management plan and targets, the Tokai Plant has been working on the preservation and further utilization of green spaces, while maintaining its green spaces for biodiversity conservation and next generation human resource development. Based on a favorable evaluation of these activities, the plant was certified as Excellent Stage 2 in the SEGES MOU (Maintenance, Operation and Utilization) category of the Social and Environmental Green Evaluation System⁴ (SEGES), a green certification program provided by Japan's Organization for Landscape and Urban Green Infrastructure.

• Visitors observe creatures at the waterside biotope during the LOVE GREEN DAY 2021 event
• Visitors make Christmas wreaths and stained glass using acorns, fallen leaves, twigs and other materials collected from the plant's green space (during the LOVE GREEN DAY 2021 event)

• A gray heron visits the Tokai Plant biotope
• SEGES Excellent Stage 2 certification

1. 2 A term coined by combining the Greek words bio (life) and topos (place) that indicates a space inhabited by the wildlife native to an area.
2. 3 A project based primarily in the corporate greenbelt along the coast of the Chita Peninsula that aims to form a network of ecosystems and nurture the next generation of leadership. Led by the student members of the Project Linking Life with One Another student executive committee, the project involves the collaboration of 12 companies, local government agencies, non-profit organizations, and experts who work together on a variety of activities to boost biodiversity in corporate greenbelts and raise environmental awareness among local residents. The Project Linking Life with One Another student executive committee received the Prime Minister's Award for the 2020 Greening Promotion Movement, which is awarded to individuals and groups that have made outstanding contributions to the greening promotion movement.

1. 4 The Social and Environmental Green Evaluation System (SEGES) evaluates and certifies outstanding corporate green space initiatives that contribute to society and the environment. These initiatives include daily activities and efforts to help alleviate global warming and the heat island phenomenon, as well as conservation of local ecosystems, preservation and creation of good landscapes, building relationships with local communities, and safe and secure urban development. After being evaluated by a third-party review committee, successful candidates are certified by the Organization for Landscape and Urban Green Infrastructure. SEGES consists of three categories. In the SEGES MOU (Maintenance, Operation and Utilization) category, companies are evaluated and certified for outstanding activities to create or conserve their own green spaces. In the SEGES PDC (Planning, Designing and Construction) category, companies are evaluated and certified for outstanding green space environmental planning relating to property development and construction. In the SEGES ESW (Environmental Friendliness, Safety and Well-Being) category, companies are evaluated and certified for their efforts to provide comfortable and safe urban green spaces. As of April 2022, 144 corporate green spaces have been certified.

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Sponsorship of the Tokyo Marathon and Initiatives for Sustainability

Toray Industries has sponsored the Tokyo Marathon since 2011 as a way to contribute to society through the promotion of sporting events. The Tokyo Marathon also promotes sustainability initiatives as part of its activities. As an ongoing joint sustainability initiative with the Tokyo Marathon, Toray Industries provides its Ecodear™ plant-based polyester fiber to produce eco-friendly volunteer clothing, as well as carrier bags distributed to runners. At the Tokyo Marathon 2021, held in March 2022, used PET plastic bottles from the water provided to runners on the day of the race were collected for the purpose of making Toray's recycled fiber &+^™. This fiber is being used for a new project to upcycle water bottles into volunteer clothing for the 2024 Tokyo Marathon. With the help of a large number of volunteers, the used water bottles were packed in numerous plastic bags bearing the recycling message, "See you later". It was an unusual but refreshing sight.

• Used bottle collection bag with "See you later" written on it
• Sorted plastic bottles to be recycled into &+^™ textile

• Used water bottles being taken to a collection vehicle
• Volunteer clothing with the Toray corporate logo

Promoting Sports Participation by Sponsoring the Shanghai Marathon

Toray Industries and Toray Industries (China) Co., Ltd. are helping to promote sports in China by sponsoring the Shanghai Marathon.The event is designated as a Platinum Label Road Race by World Athletics, a classification reserved for the leading road races around the world.
Toray Group has sponsored the event since its second year and currently provides support as a Founding Sponsor, the highest level of sponsorship.
The 2021 Shanghai Marathon was canceled due to the COVID-19 pandemic.

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To support culture, education, and welfare, Toray Industries co-sponsors Fureai Concerts. These concerts at venues across Japan, including elementary schools and social welfare facilities, bring music to the people through music instruction, concerts, and audience participation.
In fiscal 2021, COVID-19 infection prevention measures were implemented for the concerts, including temperature taking, mandatory mask-wearing, hand disinfecting, and limiting attendees to half the number of seats available. Six performances were held at three locations, and crowding at school venues was avoided by using gymnasiums. The concerts were enjoyed by many student and adult audience members.

• Performance at Tokyo Opera City
• Musicians perform at a school Fureai Concert

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Based on the corporate philosophy of "contributing to society through the creation of new value with innovative ideas, technologies and products," Toray Group contributes to society through its business activities, and in other ways as well. As a good corporate citizen, the Group supports local communities through social contribution activities.

Support for COVID-19 Infection Prevention

• The Group donated one million ringgit to the Penang COVID-19 Fund as part of efforts to reduce the spread of COVID-19. Toray Group has been operating in Penang since the early 1970s. As a corporate citizen in Malaysia, Toray made this donation based on the belief that it is important to contribute to the communities and countries in which it operates. (Malaysia Toray Group)
• Donating food to people impacted by COVID-19 (P.T. TI Matsuoka Winner Industry, Indonesia)

• Donating hand washing stations and hand sanitizer to the local community as a measure to reduce COVID-19 infection (P.T. Indonesia Toray Synthetics)
• Donating face masks and dry food to the local Department of Labour Protection and Welfare for distribution to people impacted by COVID-19 as a measure to help reduce infection (Carbon Magic (Thailand) Co., Ltd.)

• Donating drinking water to the Thailand Social Security Office. The drinking water was distributed to those who came to get vaccinated, as part of a campaign to prevent the spread of COVID-19. (Thai Toray Synthetics Co., Ltd.)
• The group company donated masks and antibacterial wipes to help prevent the spread of COVID-19. They were distributed to local welfare facilities for individuals with disabilities and low-income families. (Toray Advanced Materials Korea Inc.)

Vocational Research Support for Junior High School Students in Ofunato City, Iwate Prefecture

Since 2012, Toray Industries has sent researchers each year to Career Challenge Day,⁵ a career education event held in Ofunato City, Iwate Prefecture, as part of the Ministry of Education, Culture, Sports, Science and Technology Education Rebuilding Project. Researchers from the Company speak with local junior high school students and explain the nature of the R&D work done at a manufacturer. In fiscal 2021, the in-person event was cancelled due to the COVID-19 pandemic so the Company provided teaching videos and answered questions from junior high school students. The Company is committed to continuing to participate in this event, which helps the youth of Ofunato City find career paths.

1. 5 Career Challenge Day is an alternative program for the workplace experience education that was no longer possible after the Great East Japan Earthquake. In fiscal 2012, the program was awarded the Minister of Education, Culture, Sports, Science and Technology Award.

Volleyball Clinic to Support Great East Japan Earthquake Recovery

Support for Local Community Development

• The Group donated a total of 100,000 yuan to local charitable associations for community development in Nantong. The annual donation began in 2012, and 2021 marked the 10th year. (Five Toray Group companies in and around Nantong, China)

Support for Wildfire Recovery

Toray Advanced Materials Korea Inc. donated 100 million won to the Korea Disaster Relief Association to support victims affected by forest fires on the east coast of the country, including Gangwon Province and Gyeongsangbuk Province. The donation will be used to provide support for disaster relief supplies and restore forest fire-hit areas.

Humanitarian Assistance for Victims of the War in Ukraine

Toray Industries donated 30 million Hungarian forints (approximately 11 million yen) to the Hungarian Red Cross for humanitarian assistance for the victims of the war in Ukraine.
Toray Group is developing a wide range of business areas in Hungary, including carbon fiber, PPS resin compounds, and battery separator film for rechargeable lithium-ion batteries (LiBs).
Hungary has been providing assistance to refugees who have fled from neighboring Ukraine. With its base in Hungary, Toray Group decided to help these victims through the Hungarian Red Cross.
Group companies in the country are also providing additional support such as making company housing available to refugees.