Journey to Harmony: Learning from Kobe and Toyota’s Biotopes – Urban Lessons from Satoyama and Wetlands
Co-Authors: Kobe City and Toyota City (translation by ICLEI Japan) Why “Biotope” is important in Urban Area Satoyama and wetlands…
Co-Authors: Kobe City and Toyota City (translation by ICLEI Japan) Why “Biotope” is important in Urban Area Satoyama and wetlands…
Written by the Tokyo Metropolitan Government Bureau of Environment. (translation by ICLEI Japan) Nature-based solutions (NbS) are one of…
Okayama City and the ESD Okayama Award Steering Board are pleased to announce that the following two projects have been…
Author: Suzumu Kobayashi, Zero Carbon City Promotion Division, Iida City, Nagano Prefecture, Assistant Manager and Head of Regional Energy Policy…
Co-Authors: Okayama City, Kitakyushu City and Toyama City 1 Background Countries agreed to establish a binding global plastics treaty by…
Co-authors: Aichi Prefecture and Tokyo Metropolitan Government Biodiversity is being degraded by urban development, overpopulation, economic development, and unsustainable land…
From 22-24 November 2022, Saitama City will host the ‘Saitama Sustainable Cities Summit ~E-KIZUNA Global Summit~’, which brings cities from…
Regional decarbonization is essential for Japan to achieve its carbon neutrality target by 2050, and nowadays, decarbonization is linked to…
Background to the creation of Eco-School Districts (Eco-Gakku) Kyoto City is an inland city located in the center of Japan…
By Tokyo Metropolitan Government Tokyo is the central city of Japan with a population of approximately 14 million people who…
By Kitakyushu City Japanese Manga (comic) is now recognized as one of the world’s proudest Japanese cultures and is popular…
By Nagano Prefecture Cooperation between Nagano Prefecture, Japan and Region of North Karelia, Finland The Zero Carbon Conference for Students…