International Center for Environmental Technology Transfer (ICETT).

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Purpose of establishment

The International Center for Environmental Technology Transfer (ICETT) was established through industry調査及び研究
government-university
cooperation for the purpose of transferring technologies for environmental conservation
設立の目的
5 ● 企業委託
owned by our country and various foreign countries to other regions,and alleviating environmental problems on a
環境省「令和2年度アジア水環境改善モデル事業」
公益財団法人国際環境技術移転センター（略称：ICETT/ アイセット）は、
globalscale.
中部経 済産業局委託
我が国及び諸外国が有する環境保全に関する技術を他の地域に移転し、地ICETT
aims at conservation of the global environment and sustainable
developmentof the global economy by（炭素繊維強化プラスチック
球規模での環境問題を改善することを目的に、産・官・学の協力によってimplementing
various projects according to the characteristics of地域企業イノベーション支援事業
various foreign countries,
and by promoting（CFRP）の資源循環の推進に向けた新たなサプライチェーン
設立されました。
smoothtechnology transfer.
創出支援事業）ICETT は、諸外国の特性に応じた各種事業を実施し、円滑な技術移転を推進することで、地球環境の保全及び世界経済の持続的な発展を目指して
Index

6 ● 自主事業

います。

Surveyプラスチック資源循環に係る企業の海外展開支援事業
and ResearchTraining and Guidance

P1 ● J ICA Partnership Program“The Project on working together
目次with the government and citizens for zero waste society
promotion in Ibobang, Ngatpang and Mongami, Aimeliik ,Republic of Palau”
研修及び指導P4
P5

gas emissions (Scope 1, 2, and 3)● 四日市市委託
6 greenhouse「高校生地球環境塾オンライン交流会企画運営」

Interactions and Collaboration

令 和2年度 四日市市委託● T ia「天津環境交流事業企画運営」
nji n E n v i r o n m e n t a l E xc h a n g e P r oj e c t P la n ni n g a n dManagement Work
3 ● 国際協力機構（JICA）委託●S akura Science Exchange Program

パラオ共和国ガッパン州イボバン、アイメリーク州モンガミにおける
P4 ● Seminaron Global Environmental（地域活性化特別枠）
Issues
官民協働ごみゼロ社会推進事業● Small- and medium-sized enterprise practical seminar:  What Should
We Do to Survive in the Decarbonized Society—From calculation /交流及び連携understanding to reduction target-setting, and reduction method of

P2 ●2 J●
ICA国際協力機構（JICA）委託
Knowledge-Co-Creation Program (ASEAN Focus)“Waste
Management
Towards Marine Litter” (2nd Online Training「グローバル環境セミナー」
course)P3● Recycled Carbon Fiber (rCF) Supply Chain Formation Project

P6
P7

7 ● 自主事業
ICETT環境セミナー「産官学連携によるプラスチック資源循環● Global
Environment Workshop for High School Students～これから中部圏が面白い～」● S econd ICETT environmental seminar“Promotion of Plastic● 自主事業Circulation through Industry-government-academia
8 Resource
Collaboration—Think
about further materialization along withICETT設立30周年記念事業
advanced examples in the Chubu region”

4 ● 国際協力機構（JICA）委託
本号では、紹介している事業に関係の深い持続可能な開発目標（SDGs）のアイコンを
ASEAN 国別研修「海洋ごみ対策のための廃棄物管理」事業
In this issue, icons of the sustainable development goals (SDGs)
closely related to the introduced projects are displayed.
表示しています。

Training &Guidance
Project commissioned by the Japan International Cooperation Agency (JICA)

JICA Partnership Program“The Project on working together with the government and citizens
for zero waste society promotion in Ibobang, Ngatpang and Mongami, Aimeliik, Republic of Palau”
OutlineMie Prefecture and ICETT implemented this JICA Partnership Program from August 2018 to February 2022 together
with the Bureau of Public Works, Ministry of Public Infrastructure, Industries and Commerce (hereinafter“ BPW”) of the
Republic of Palau (hereinafter“Palau”).

Background and purpose
Su r rou nded bybeautiful sea, Palau
is a sma l l isla ndcountry with a landarea of about 488 km2
and a population of
about 20,000 people.
With an increasein the number oftourists, the problemof waste has become
the country’s majorissue. In addition,
household wastes in
Palau are generally
disposed of by being
placed into drums
that are installed ateach house without
Areas of activity
being sorted, andburied in landfill sites together with many recyclable resources.
In such a situation, since a new landfill site went into operationin the state of Aimeliik in 2021, we conducted an activity topromote the separation of waste before disposal by targeting
residents in Ibobang, the state of Ngatpang, and Mongami, thestate of Aimeliik on Babeldaob Island, so as to contribute to the
reduction of waste brought into the landfill site.

Details
We conducted repeated discussions in town meetings withthe residents of the two target areas, based on an interview
survey for residents, analytical results of a waste composition
survey, and training in Japan. After reaching agreement with
the involved people, the six items to be sorted (food cans,butane canisters , plastic
containers, plastic packaging
materials, food bottles, andpapers), and the structure
and installation location of theresource collection stations
were decided.
We established four resource
collection stations in each area,
starting to sort waste fromJanuary 2020 in Ibobang,
and from March of the same
year in Mongami. The sorted
and disposed resources, after
being periodically collected
Resource collection station1

and measured by the BPW
once a week, are treatedat a designated facility andtransported. The activity
plans described above weresummarized into“Regional
S ort ing and Recycling
Promotion Plan”
Furthermore, we raised
the awareness of local highschool students regarding
the 3Rs through lecturesand study tours. In addition,
we had the high school
students participate in acontest to choose a poster
appearing in the Waste
Collection Calendar.

Waste Collection Calendar

Results and prospects
Just after the installation of the stations, there were somecases of disposal of non-target waste, as well as waste being
thrown into the wrong separation container, but residents’behavior has improved because of awareness-raising
activities conducted by the BPW.
As a result of the interview survey for residents ofthe two target areas in November 2021, we learned that
100% of residents of Ibobang and about 80% of residentsof Mongami are engaging in separation disposal of waste
using the stations. Regarding separation disposal, butane
canisters, which are especially numerous in Palau, areadequately separated and disposed of in both areas,
but with some cases where food cans were improperly
separated and dumped into drums, we learned that there isroom for improvement in terms of the thoroughness of theseparation method, by making sure to rinse and wipe them
before disposal.
There has been a significant change in residents’behavior. They were used to the house-to-house collection
system that used drums in their garden with a sense thatwaste was something with no connection to themselves.
However, they have come to understand themselves thatmany types of waste can become resources if separated,
and the amount of waste for landfill disposal can be
reduced, and the cleanliness of the environment will
improve if waste is separated, and they have engaged in theactivity with enthusiasm. We are confident that if residents
raise their awareness together, and if the separation anddisposal activity spreads into other areas and to theentire area of Palau, it should lead to the environmental
preservation of the rich beautiful nature of their country.
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Training &Guidance
Project commissioned by the Japan International Cooperation Agency (JICA)

JICA Knowledge-Co-Creation Program (ASEAN Focus)“Waste Management Towards Marine Litter”(2nd Online Training course)
OutlineCommissioned by JICA, ICETT provided online remote training for government administrators from Malaysia, Myanmar,
Philippines, and Thailand working in the field of waste management, and an ASEAN Secretariat officer in Indonesia, inorder to contribute to measures against marine plastic waste in the ASEAN region.

Background and purpose
Nowadays, the marine plastic waste is recognized
as one of the most important problems of global
environment, and it is tackled in each country throughcooperative efforts among industry, government,
academia and private sectors. In Southeast Asia
especially, a positive and substantial effort is expected
as it is considered as a major marine plastic waste
generating area in the world.
In such a situation, ICETT implemented the training
program called above in Outline. This training was
conducted as part of a series, with the first remotetraining sessions being provided in fiscal 2020. The aim
was for participants to learn about Japan’s measuresagainst the problem of marine waste especially from theperspective of plastic resource circulation based on theirlearning during the first training, and to deepen theirconsideration of solutions to the problem in the ASEAN
region as a whole and in each country.
Training period November 1–26, 2021
ParticipantsS even participants in total alongwith executive directors of ASEAN
countries: One director each from
Malaysia and Myanmar, two
directors each from the Philippines
and Thailand, and one official of theASEAN Secretariat

Training details
Since land areas are the source of about 80% of marine
waste, and as there is an urgent need to take measuresagainst plastic waste in particular, in this training we
focused on measures against marine waste based on the
promotion of plastic resource circulation in land areas.
In the lectures, participants learned Japan’s law
enforcement on plastic resource circulation, strategies
and measures of the central and local governments forthe promotion of resource circulation, and public-private
collaborative efforts for plastic resource circulation in theregion.
They also learned practices of recycling plastic waste
into resources on online plant study tour, and experienced
environmental education, with the use of environmental
education tools in a practical exercise.
On the final day of the training, each participant madepresentations about what they learned in this training
and the possible future application of their learning, anddeepened their consideration while receiving reviews andadvice from specialists.
The Participants worked hard during this training
program, while enthusiastically exchanged informationand views with resource persons with rich knowledge
and experience.
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Results and prospects

Resource person

Through the two remote training sessions, the participants
were able to review their own countries’policies andmeasures, and deepen their consideration of efforts tobe practiced throughout the entire ASEAN region, ineach country, and by each participant at their respective
workplace.
Due to the impact of COVID-19, we provided the second
training session online as we did for the first one. However,
we believe that we were still able to provide face-toface training similar to the kind of training that can beexperienced in Japan, by actively incorporating live lectures,study tours, and practical exercises, and by introducing
Japanese culture.
Through this experience, we were able to actually feelthe advantage of remote training, but we hope to resume
training in Japan as soon as possible, and to provide better
training by combining remote training and training in Japan.
We would like to take this opportunity to express our
sincere appreciation to resource persons from the industrial,
governmental, and academic fields who cooperated withthis training, and all people from related organizations,such as JICA Chubu, JICA Headquarters, and the ASEAN
Secretariat, who provided us with support and cooperation.

Participants

Review by a specialist inpresentation

Introduction to Japaneseculture2

Training &Guidance
Project commissioned by Yokkaichi City

Tianjin Environmental Exchange Project Planning and Management Work
OutlineCommissioned by Yokkaichi City since 1993, ICETT has continuously provided training seminars with an aim of addressing
the environmental issues in Tianjin City. In fiscal 2021, under the theme of“Air Pollution Control”, we held a seminar in Tianjin
City using a video produced in Yokkaichi City, and providing lectures and introducing an environmental museum.

Background and purpose
In Tianjin City, while the city has achieved remarkableeconomic development, many environmental problems
have occurred, and as such the improvement of thesituation has become a pressing issue. Therefore, we
implemented this project with an aim of enabling officialsof Tianjin City and other related persons to understandJapan’
s environmental technologies and management
methods, and to use this understanding for the
improvement of Tianjin City’s environment.

Details
We held the Seminar in Tianjin City on February 25,
2022with 25 participants. The lecture video covered measures
to control PM 2.5 and ozone, efforts related to air pollution
control, and introduction to the Yokkaichi Pollution andEnvironmental Museum for Future Awareness.

Results and prospects
We received the following comments from the participantsin the seminar.
● Lectures by specialists and information on Yokkaichi
City’s past experiences and methods in this field werevery helpful.
● To learn about the experiences and lessons, and to handthem down to the next generation, Yokkaichi City establishedthe“Yokkaichi Pollution and Environmental Museum for
Future Awareness,”which introduces its advocacy forenvironmental improvement and concern for environmental
conservation. This is important, and the very thing in which weare interested.
We will continue
taking up themes inline with Tianjin City’sproblems, and aim fora project that can help
Tianjin City improve
Scenery of Tianjin City’s Fifth Avenue
its environment.

Subsidized by the Japan Science and Technology Agency (JST)

Sakura Science Exchange Program
Outline
As part of the International Youth Exchange Program“Sakura Science Exchange Program, Science and Technology
Experience Course”, subsidized by the Japan Science and Technology Agency, we provided online training course to learn
about and experience science & technology, and waste disposal in Japan, targeting students at Palau High School andBelau Modekngei School in Palau.

Background and purpose
Palau, with many tourist attractions, has serious
waste and discarded automobile disposal problems due
to increasing number of tourists. We implemented thistraining course to drive home for the participants theimportance of environmental conservation activities, forexample, by introducing waste management and disposal
practices in Japan.

Details
The participants had a taste of Japan’s science &technology through learning about waste disposal efforts
and the history of Yokkaichi Pollution and the recovery
thereof. Other sessions introduced Mie Prefecture’sefforts to form a sound material-cycle society, Virtual
Recycling Study Tour, a proper automobile waste disposal
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method by Automobile Recycling Cooperative (NGP),
and Zero Waste effort by Kamikatsu Town, Tokushima
Prefecture. In cooperation with Mie University, we also
provided an opportunity for the participants to learn
about the mechanics of wind power generation, andexperiment remotely harnessing wind power into energy.
Furthermore, the participants enjoyed the virtual study
tour and learned about environmental conservation
activities at Toba Aquarium.

Results and prospects
Despite the fact all the sessions were conducted online,
the participants were engaged and the interactions were
stimulating. We are hopeful that this training course
provided high school students in Palau useful guidance innavigating their future learning.

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Training &Guidance
Project commissioned by Mie Prefecture

Seminar on Global Environmental Issues
OutlineCommissioned by Mie Prefecture, we held this Seminar online for high school and university students in Mie Prefecture,on the theme of“International environmental issues and SDGs”on February 13 and 20, 2022.

Background and purpose
As the movement to achieve“SDGs”and“decarbonization”gains momentum across the globe, Mie
Prefecture keeps pace with the international community
by declaring“decarbonization”in 2019. The awarenesslevel for global environmental issues is higher than everand young people are taking the issues seriously as futurerisks. Against this background, we held this Seminartargeting high school and university students in Mie, whowill be the driving force for the future of the prefecture.

Details
Thirty-one students participated in the Seminar,
including 11 high school students, 12 university
students, 6 ALTs (Assistant Language Teachers), one
CIR (Coordinator for International Relations), and one
international student at Mie University. During the firstday of the Seminar, Taiki Kuroda of ICETT discussed“Efforts to address environmental issues and technology
transfer”with the participants, and Mr. Choudhury
R.C. Mohanty of United Nations Centre for Regional

Development presented on“SDGs and International
Environmental Issues”. On the second day, all theparticipants engaged in group discussions and presented
their ideas.

Results and prospects
The Seminar proceedings were conducted all in English
in the interest of encouraging the participants to use
English while learning about global environmental issuesof our time. We trust that what they experienced andlearned at this Seminar would have positive impacts on
their future learning.

Participants

Survey & Research
Independent project

Recycled Carbon Fiber (rCF) Supply Chain Formation Project
OutlineTaking over“Project to Support Innovation of Local Companies”commissioned by the Chubu Bureau of Economy, Trade andIndustry until fiscal 2020, we provided support toward the formation of a recycled carbon fiber (hereinafter“rCF”) supply chain byexchanging opinions and conducting business matching, mainly with final product manufacturers.

Background and purpose
We conducted a support activity that aimed to create
Japan’
s first supply chain for manufacturers of productsthat utilize rCF.

Details
Under the support provided by Moritomi Environmental
Engineering Laboratory (MEEL) and the National
Institute of Advanced Industrial Science and Technology(AIST), we visited and had interviews with companies
on the downstream side, in other words, end productmanufacturers, including automakers that are interested
in the utilization of rCF. Also, we held individual businessmatching sessions that aimed to give feedback to companies
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on the upstream side and to build new relationships between
business operators located upstream and downstream.

Results and prospects
To investigate the possibility of utilizing rCF for electricmotor vehicles, electric appliances, civil engineering andconstruction, and small items (tools, etc.), we exchanged
opinions with 12 companies mainly on the downstream side
either by visiting them or in online meetings.
As a result, we helped facilitate a total of 10 matches,
including cases of adopting rCF bolts for drones andadopting rCF wrenches for in-plant use by an auto
manufacturer.

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Survey & Research
Independent project

Small- and medium-sized enterprise practical seminar: What Should We Do to Survive inthe Decarbonized Society?—From calculation / understanding to reduction target-setting,and reduction method of greenhouse gas emissions (Scope 1, 2, and 3)
OutlineTargeting small- and medium-sized enterprises (hereinafter“SMEs”) that have been making efforts or are planning to
make efforts for decarbonization, we held an online seminar on two days, January 28 and February 3, 2022 under different
themes, to provide explanations and to introduce case studies regarding the calculation/understanding, setting of reduction
goals, and reduction methods of greenhouse gas (hereinafter“GHG”) emissions in collaboration with special consultants.

Background and purpose
Amid a rapid acceleration of global efforts toward therealization of a decarbonized society, Japan announced
its“2050 Carbon Neutral Declaration”in 2020 with theaim of reducing GHG emissions by 46% from fiscal 2013by 2030, realizing a decarbonized society by 2050, andreducing GHG emissions to substantially zero. Companies
are now further expected to realize“emissions reductionin each organization’s entire supply chain”starting from“GHG emissions reduction for each company”, so itis the urgent need of the hour to make efforts toward
decarbonization not only within large enterprises but also
SMEs.
In response to this, ICETT held a practical seminar
aimed at SMEs that have already been making efforts or
are planning to make efforts for decarbonization so thatthey can calculate/understand their“own company’s GHGemissions (Scope 1, 2, and 3)”and to examine the goal
setting for in-house GHG emissions reduction and concrete
reduction methods after that.

Details
On the first day of the seminar, for participants tounderstand the background related to the calculation of
GHG emissions and basic emissions calculation method,under the major themes,“Background and purposeof the calculation of GHG emissions”,“Basics related
to emissions calculation”,“Emissions calculation bycompanies”, and“Calculation methods of Scope 1, 2,
and 3”, President Yasuki Shirakawa of Japan Climate
Consulting, LLC presented a thorough explanation in
a lecture. In the latter half of the seminar, we asked
participants to do a series of GHG emissions calculation
exercises.
On the second day of the seminar, under the themes“Setting of GHG emissions reduction goal: putting our
focus on international initiative”, and“Concrete reduction
effort”, we asked CEO Masao Tomizawa of KOE Kankyo
Business Co., Ltd. to give an explanation as a lecturer,
including the introduction of examples of companies’
efforts.

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Since the lecturers at this seminar have been involvedin consulting work regarding climate change for nearly
30 years, the participants were able to receive specificanswers to each of their many questions during theseminar. In addition, regarding the many questions asked
during the seminar, we asked the lecturers to prepare
answers to all questions, including ones they were notable to answer at the time, and shared the answers withall participants later in the form of a“Q&A collection.”

Results and prospects
This seminar attracted many participants: 216 participantson the first day and 193 on the second. Even though thecontent of the seminar targeted SMEs, we had many
participants from large enterprises in addition to the targetedgroup. As the seminar was highly praised in the questionnaire
survey conducted at the end of the seminar, we were able toconfirm that regardless of the size of enterprises, there is agreat deal of interest in the theme of this seminar.
We are planning to hold a seminar in the next fiscal year
to further reflect the needs of companies according to theresults of interviews we had with them, the questionnaire,
etc. Also, we are considering choosing model companies
from among the targeted group and helping them calculate
their GHG emissions. We hope to help SMEs solve anyanxieties or problems they may have in making efforts
toward decarbonization from the next fiscal year throughseminars and individual support, etc.

Online lecture in the small- and medium-sized enterprise
practical seminar

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Project commissioned by Yokkaichi City

Global Environment Workshop for High School Students
OutlineAs a project commissioned by Yokkaichi City, ICETT held this Workshop online with participation from high school students
in Yokkaichi City, Tianjin City in China, Yokkaichi’s friendship city, and Long Beach in the U.S., Yokkaichi’s sister city.

Background and purpose
Every year during summer vacation, we provide training
and opportunities for exchange of ideas at this Workshop
focusing on environmental issues, inviting high school
students from Yokkaichi City, Tianjin City in China, andLong Beach in the U.S. However, the impact of COVID-19 still
being felt this fiscal year, it was difficult to invite high school
students from abroad, but we held the Workshop online
with the aim of ① providing an opportunity to think about
environmental issues from international perspectives, and ②
promoting international sensibility and building a momentum
for practicing environmental conservation activities throughexchange of ideas among participants.

Details
In consideration of the time differences among
participants, the Workshop was organized in two parts:
the session between Long Beach and Yokkaichi City inthe morning, and the session between Tianjin City and
Yokkaichi City in the afternoon on August 4-6, 2021. On

this year’s theme“biodiversity”, Associate Professor
Motohiro Kawase of the Department of Human Sciences,
Aichi Mizuho College was invited to give a lecture withan ensuing discussion. The students learned about anddiscussed a broad range of issues regarding“Land snails
and biodiversity”and why biodiversity is important
citing the issue of pervasive nonnative species across theglobe.

Results and prospects
We received feedback from the participants noting
the importance of being aware of other animals andplants rather than thinking about human beings first,
and expanding activities to address environmental issues
beyond biodiversity. We believe this Workshop provided
the students an opportunity to consider and take action toaddress environmental issues.
We hope that the participants will leverage thisexperience to implement measures against environmental
issues and play an active role in their daily lives with aninternational outlook.

Online interactions between students in Long Beach and Yokkaichi City

Online interactions between students in Tianjin City and Yokkaichi City

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Independent project

Second ICETT environmental seminar“Promotion of Plastic Resource
Circulation through Industry-government-academia Collaboration—Think aboutfurther materialization along with advanced examples in the Chubu region”
Outline
ICETT held an online seminar on September 3, 2021, intended to think about further practices for plastic resource
circulation by industries, governments, and academia, and collaboration among those sectors. The seminar attracted
participants from companies, research institutes, and administrative organizations that are interested in plastic
consumption reduction, resource circulation and recycling.

Background and purpose
To share information about Japan’s latest policies andthe situation of cutting-edge technological development
related to plastic resource circulation, ICETT held an
Environmental seminar“Promotion of Plastic Resource
Circulation through Industry-government-academia
Collaboration”sequentially with fiscal 2020.
The first seminar focused on the development anddissemination of petroleum-derived plastic alternative
materials, which are the mainstream of plastic resource
circulation. This second seminar puts special focus on
closing the loop of resource circulation, and highlighted
technology and mechanism for proper use, recovery, andrecycling of plastic products, while keeping the issue ofthe proper use and reduction of the amount of plastic inmind.

Details
In the first half of the seminar, the Ministry of Economy,
Trade and Industry explained the latest information on
the contents and future policy of the“Act on Promotion of
Resource Circulation for Plastics”which was establishedand promulgated in June 2021 (and took effect inApril 2022) as a concrete measure for plastic resource
circulation. Furthermore, Dr. Shinichi Sakai, vice presidentof the Advanced Science, Technology & Management,
who is one of the members of the Deliberative Council forthis Act, talked about the fundamental idea of realizing
plastic resource circulation and its background.
The second half of the seminar focused on recycling,including the spread of voluntary collection, andtechnological development toward recycling. Mie
Prefectural government, as an administrative organization,
explained the“Mie Prefecture Promotion Plan to Forma Sound Material-cycle Society”which was formulated
in March 2021 by reflecting the socio-economic
circumstances related to the recent administration ofwaste, as well as the current state of concrete efforts
toward the promotion of plastic resource circulation. Then,
Kyoei J&T Recycling Corporation introduced strategies tobroaden the circle of recycling to the Chubu region, suchas joint technology development with other companies,
and a recycling plant for horizontal recycling from PET
bottle to PET bottle, which was under construction in
Tsu City in Mie Prefecture (starts commercial operation
after its completion in April 2022). Lastly, FP Corporation

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Back issues of the journal can be viewed at ICETT’s official website.

Publishedbyintroduced a mechanism to create trays from used trays
and PET bottles with the latest information from various
perspectives, such as the results of its effort to collect theresources and the challenge of dealing with new issues
over about 30 years, as well as the promotion of resource
recycling in consideration of the effect of reducing GHG
emissions.

Results and prospects
This seminar was distributed online, with theparticipation of 417 people from all over Japan mainly
from Mie Prefecture, Aichi Prefecture, and Gifu
Prefecture. Receiving comments with high acclaim
such as“With a rich content, the seminar was easy tounderstand,”and confirming some requests for continuing
the seminar, we were able to feel that more attention
being paid to the execution of the“Act on Promotionof Resource Circulation for Plastics”in April 2022 wasincreasing.
We would like to take this opportunity to express
our sincere appreciation to all of the participants of thisseminar and the relevant organizations that supported theseminar, including the Ministry of Economy, Trade andIndustry, Chubu Bureau of Economy, Trade and Industry,
Mie Prefecture, Yokkaichi City, Aichi Prefecture, Nagoya
City, Gifu Prefecture, and Central Japan Economic
Federation.

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