Silviase/jgov_v1.4_full_ann huggingface dataset:
Changes in the Number of Companies Issuing Environmental Report

Source: Compiled from the Ministry of the Environment, FY 2002 Survey of Environmental Friendly Corporate Activities.

Coverage of Social and Economic Aspects in the Report

Source: Compiled from the Ministry of the Environment, FY 2002 Survey of Environmental Friendly Corporate Activities.

formulate or review its own principles, goals, and action plans for environmental initiatives. Environmental reports are also useful as a means to familiarize employees with the contents of the company’s environmental initiatives and to enhance their environmental awareness.

The number of companies compiling and publishing environmental reports is increasing steadily. 21.9% of the businesses answered that they issued environmental reports. In FY 2002, 34% of the companies listed in the stock market and 12.2% of the companies not listed issued environmental reports.

Against the backdrop of intensive scrutiny on a company’s social responsibility in recent years, an increasing number of companies began issuing “sustainability reports” or “corporate social responsibility (CSR) reports” in order to add a social aspect to the conventional environmental aspect. These companies account for one-fourth of the companies that already compile and issue environmental reports.

### 3. Environmental Considerations by the Financial Sector

In recent years, financial institutions have shown increasing interest in the environment. In the background lies the possibility that environmental problems may affect the operations of financial institutions. (For example, a company being financed may present the risk (credit risk) of defaulting on payments when its cash flow is strained by unexpected expenditures incurred due to remedial measures for problems such as soil contamination or groundwater contamination.) At the same time, environmental problems also present new business opportunities for financial institutions.

Through the redistribution of capital to businesses, financial institutions indirectly exert great influence on the environment. They can appeal to businesses applying for funds to integrate the concern for environmental problems into their business operations.

Another example is that some banks offer low-interest financing for the purchase of low-emission vehicles. Some insurance companies offer lower insurance rates known as “Eco-car Discounts.”
Roughly the same levels of acid deposition are observed in Japan as in the US and Europe where damages have already been reported. Its impact on the ecosystem of Japan, however, is still not clear at this time. As it is generally believed that the impact of acid deposition may take a long time to become apparent, it may surface in the future if the current level of acid deposition continues.

The Acid Deposition Monitoring Network in East Asia (EANET) started its activities on a regular basis since January 2001 to share a common understanding of the state of the acid deposition problems in East Asia and to contribute to the cooperation on various issues related to acid deposition.

In Japan, long-term monitoring of

acid deposition is carried out to

detect its effects as early as possible and to forecast the effects in the future.

In recent years, the frequency and intensity of dust and sandstorm (DSS) has been increasing, so it has become a serious environmental problem in Northeast Asia. Japan has been conducting various monitoring of DSS inside Japan. In addition, an international project on the prevention and control of DSS is carried out by the cooperation of four countries (China, Mongolia, Korea and Japan) and four international organizations, e.g. the United Nations Environment Programme, co-financed by the Asian Development Bank and the Global Environment Facility.

## (2) Photochemical Oxidants

Nitrogen oxides (NOx) and volatile organic compounds (VOCs) emitted from factories, business establishments, and automobiles form primary pollutants, which react in the presence of sunlight (photochemical reaction) to form secondary substances such as ozone and other substances, known collectively as photochemical oxidants. Photochemical oxidants are the cause of photochemical smog, which causes eye and throat irritation and respiratory distress. In almost all regions throughout Japan, photochemical oxidants still exceed the environmental quality standard (EQS) (an one-hour value of 0.06 ppm or less).

The emission reduction of some of the VOCs, such as benzene, is being promoted through voluntary control efforts. Regulations to control the emissions of exhaust gas from automobiles have also been strengthened pursuant to the Air Pollution Control Law. Through the Atmospheric Environmental Regional Observation System (nickname

Changes in the Number of Monitoring Stations by Photochemical Oxidant Concentration Level (AAPMSs and RAPMSs) (FY 1998–2002)

Source: Compiled from the Ministry of the Environment, FY 2002 Report on the State of Air Pollution.
Soramame-kun), real-time data on the atmospheric environment is measured, and information concerning the issuance of photochemical oxidants alarms or warnings by local governments nationwide is collected and announced on the Internet.

## (3) Nitrogen Oxides

Nitrogen oxides (NOx) that can damage the respiratory system in high concentrations are mainly generated from both stationary sources, such as factories, and mobile sources, such as motor vehicles.

The annual average nitrogen dioxide concentrations have remained steady over a long time. Concentrations achieved a 99.1% compliance with the EQS for nitrogen dioxide at ambient air pollution monitoring stations (AAPMSs) in FY 2002. Compliance with the EQS in areas designated for measures under the Law concerning Special Measures for Total Emission Reduction of Nitrogen Oxides and Particulate Matter from Automobiles in Specified Areas (Automobile NOx/PM Law) remained at low levels, ranging from 43.1% to 69.3% at roadside air pollution monitoring stations (RAPMSs) between FY 1998 to FY 2002.

## (4) Suspended Particulate Matter

Suspended particulate matter (SPM) in the air with a diameter of $ 10\mu m $ or less is classified into primary particles or secondary particles. Primary particles include soot and dust from factories, diesel exhaust particles (DEP) generated from diesel vehicles, and soil particles dispersed in the air. Secondary particles are those formed by chemical reaction within the atmosphere from gaseous substances, such as nitrogen oxides (NOx). Because SPM is of a minute size, it remains in the air for extended periods of time. An accumulation of SPM in high concentrations in the lungs or the trachea can have damaging effects on the respiratory system.

The annual average SPM concentrations in recent years have shown signs of a shift from a steady state to a steady decline. However, the compliance rates with the EQS have been in decline since FY 2000.

In FY 2001, under the Automobile NOx/PM Law, particulate matter was added to the list of substances to be regulated. Furthermore, studies have been conducted on fine particulate matter with a diameter of $ 2.5 \mu m $ or less and diesel exhaust particles, because their impacts on human health have raised concerns in recent years.

Changes in the Annual Averages of Nitrogen Dioxide Concentrations (FY 1970 – 2002)

Source: Compiled from the Ministry of the Environment, FY 2002 Report on the State of Air Pollution.

Changes in the State of Compliance with EQS for Nitrogen Dioxide (FY 1998 – 2002)

Source: Compiled from the Ministry of the Environment, FY 2002 Report on the State of Air Pollution.

Changes in the Annual Averages of the Concentration of Suspended Particulate Matter (FY 1974 – 2002)

Source: Compiled from the Ministry of the Environment, FY 2002 Report on the State of Air Pollution.

Changes in the State of Compliance with EQS for Suspended Particulate Matter (FY 1998 – 2002)

Source: Compiled from the Ministry of the Environment, FY 2002 Report on the State of Air Pollution.
In response to these conditions, measures for lakes and reservoirs were taken pursuant to the Law concerning Special Measures for the Preservation of Lake Water Quality (Clean Lakes Law) and other laws. In Tokyo Bay, Ise Bay and the Seto Inland Sea, the Fifth Total Pollutant Load Control has been enforced in order to reduce COD further with the target year set at FY 2004. In addition to COD, Nitrogen and Phosphorus, which cause eutrophication of the sea, were newly designated as target substances of reduction.

According to the Results of FY 2002 Water Quality Survey of Groundwater, the exceeding rate to EQSs was 6.7% of the total wells surveyed. Especially, the exceeding rate of nitrate/nitrite nitrogen to the EQS was 5.9%. The pollution was caused by fertilizing to farmland, excreta of livestock, domestic drainage, etc., and immediate measures are needed to deal with the groundwater pollution by nitrate/nitrite nitrogen.

Measures are carried out systematically using an approach that treats the river basin as a unit and that seeks a comprehensive sound water cycle of surface water and groundwater.

Changes in Pollutant Loads and Reduction Targets

1. Bars in dotted line are combined data of related prefectures.

2. Figures for FY 2004 are the reduction targets.

Source: Ministry of the Environment

Trends toward Achieving EQSs (BOD or COD)

Notes:

1. BOD used for rivers, and COD used for lakes/reservoirs, and sea/coastal areas

2. Achievement level (%) = (no. of water bodies achieving/no. of designated water bodies) × 100

Source: Ministry of the Environment, Results of FY 2002 Measurement of Water Quality in Public Waters

Trends in Rate of Achievement with EQS (COD) in Three Coastal Regions

Note: Ise Bay includes Mikawa Bay, and Seto Inland Sea includes Osaka Bay

Source: Ministry of the Environment, Results of FY 2002 Measurement of Water Quality in Public Waters

Changes in Exceeding Rates to EQSs for Groundwater (Items with high rates)

1. Wells measured in the General Monitoring Survey differ every year.

2. Before the EQSs for groundwater were established in FY 1997, the assessment standards had been used to evaluate groundwater quality.

Source: Ministry of the Environment, Results of FY 2002 Water Quality Survey of Groundwater
## (2) Marine Pollution

For conservation of the marine environment, Japan has concluded the London Convention, which regulates the dumping of waste from ships at sea, and the MARPOL73/78 Convention, which prevents marine pollution caused by ships. In response to these conventions, Japan has taken domestic measures to prevent marine pollution.

To assess and monitor the state of the marine environment, water quality, bottom sediment, and aquatic organisms are being monitored comprehensively and systematically. The monitoring is scheduled so that the survey of the ocean areas surrounding Japan will be completed in three to five years.

In terms of pollution caused by oil, waste, and red tide, 571 cases were identified in 2003, an increase of 55 cases from the 2002 total. Monitoring of drifting marine debris

Changes in the Number of Identified Marine Pollution Cases

Source: Japan Coast Guard

Number of Identified Soil Contamination Cases by Fiscal Year

Source: Ministry of the Environment, Overview of the Survey Result concerning Survey and Measures and State of Responses for Soil Contamination in FY 2001

by sight indicated that over 60% were petrochemical products such as foamed polystyrene and plastics. They were found in large quantities along the western coast of Kyushu and the southern coast of Honshu.

## (3) Soil Contamination

Once soil was contaminated, it accumulates hazardous substances, perpetuating the state of pollution. In recent years, an increasing number of urban soil contamination cases have been found during redevelopment of former factory sites. There were as many as 211 such cases in FY 2001.

The Soil Contamination Countermeasures Law was put into effect in February 2003 to tackle soil contamination. The Law was enacted to shed light on the state of soil contamination and to implement measures to prevent health damage caused by soil contamination.

## (4) Ground Subsidence

Ground subsidence is caused by excessive pumping of groundwater which lowers the level of the groundwater and shrinks the clay layer. There were 61 areas in 37 prefectures that reported ground subsidence as of FY 2002. The restrictions on the pumping of groundwater have mitigated ground subsidence in the wards of Tokyo, Osaka City, and

Changes in Ground Subsidence in Selected Areas

Source: Ministry of the Environment, Overview of Ground Subsidence in Japan in FY 2002
## (2) Deforestation

Forests in the world were decreasing at a rate of about 9.4 million hectares per year averagely from 1990 to 2000. It was mainly attributed to the conversion of forests to farmland, forest fire, and illegal logging. Efforts for the sustainable forest management are being promoted worldwide under the United Nations Forum on Forests (UNFF), which was set up in 2001, and other initiatives.

## (3) Desertification

Desertification is defined as land degradation in arid and semi-arid areas. About one-quarter of all land areas in the world and 900 million people, accounting for one-sixth of the world’s population, are affected by desertification. As the background of this problem, there are factors such as poverty and population growth in developing countries. Therefore, international efforts are being made under the UN Convention to Combat Desertification (UNCCD).

Annual Forest Area Changes in the World (1990 — 2000)

Note: The bars show net changes in forest area.

Source: Compiled by the Ministry of the Environment based on FAO, Global Forest Resources Assessment 2000.

Current State of Desertification

Land area affected by desertification

Approx. one-quarter of the world's total land surface

Population affected by desertification

Approx. one-sixth of the total world population

Proportion of desertification area to agriculturally used dry land

## ○ Environmental Conservation Measures to be Implemented in FY 2004

In line with the Basic Environment Plan, environmental conservation measures to be implemented in FY 2004 are reported in chapters as follows:

Chapter One: Conservation of the Global Atmospheric Environment

Chapter Two: Conservation of the Atmospheric Environment (not including the global atmospheric environment)

Chapter Three: Conservation of the Water, Soil, and Ground Environments

Chapter Four: Measures and Policies related to the Material Cycle including Waste and Recycling Measures

Chapter Five: Measures for Chemical Substances

Chapter Six: Conservation of the Natural Environment and Promoting Contact with Nature

Chapter Seven: Basis of Various Measures, and Measures Facilitating the Participation of Various Actors and International Cooperation
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## Environmental Strategy Division Environmental Policy Bureau Ministry of the Environment

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Abridged and Illustrated for Easy Understanding

Annual Report on the Environment in Japan 2004

Published by: Ministry of the Environment

This booklet uses recycled paper and received approval of eco-mark. The printed contents and the eco-mark are not related. This booklet is produced with consideration for recycling. Please submit the booklet for recycling after it is no longer required.

環境省は、(財)日本環境協会の承認を得て、エコマークをシンボルマークとして使用しています。

Translated by: Ministry of the Environment

Published in January 2005

• This booklet uses recycled paper and received approval for the use of Eco Mark.

The contents of this booklet and the Eco Mark have no relation whatsoever.

• This booklet is produced with consideration for recycling.

When no longer required, please submit this booklet for recycling.

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1. 平成 2 3 年度歳出概算要求額総表 …… 1

2. 平成 2 3 年度歳出概算要求額明細表 …… 5

(組織) 010 環境本省 …… 5

(組織) 020 地方環境事務所 …… 185
## 平 成 2 3 年 度 歲 出 概 算 要 求 額 目 次

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要求番号	区	分	ページ	要求番号	区	分	ページ
①	平成23年度歳出概算要求額総表	1	15	01-95 環境・経済・社会の統合的向上に必要な経費	130
平成23年度歳出概算要求額明细表	5	(項) 180 環境政策基盤整備費	139
(組織) 010 環境本省	5	16	01-95 環境政策基盤整備等に必要な経費	139
(項) 005 環境本省共通費	5	17	11-13 環境問題に対する調査・研究・技術開発に必要な経費	151
01-95 環境本省一般行政に必要な経費	5	(項) 187 環境調査研修所	161
2	06-95 審議会等に必要な経費	17	18	01-13 環境調査研修所に必要な経費	161
(項) 018 地球温暖化対策推進費	20	19	06-13 環境保全に関する調査、研修等に必要な経費	166
3	01-95 地球温暖化対策の推進に必要な経費	20	(項) 188 環境調査研修所施設費	172
(項) 019 石油石炭税財源エネルギー需給構造高度化対策費エネルギー対策特別会計へ繰入	25	20	01-13 環境調査研修所施設整備に必要な経費	172
4	01-63 石油石炭税財源のエネルギー需給構造高度化対策に係るエネルギー対策特別会計エネルギー需給勘定へ繰入れに必要な経費	25	21	(項) 205 独立行政法人環境再生保全機構運営費	173
(項) 020 地球環境保全費	25	01-95 独立行政法人環境再生保全機構運営費交付金に必要な経費	173
5	05-95 地球環境の保全に必要な経費	25	22	(項) 210 独立行政法人国立環境研究所運営費	176
(項) 050 大気・水・土壤環境等保全費	32	01-13 独立行政法人国立環境研究所運営費交付金に必要な経費	176
6	01-95 大気・水・土壤環境等の保全に必要な経費	32	23	(項) 220 独立行政法人国立環境研究所施設整備費	177
(項) 060 廃棄物・リサイクル対策推進費	61	(項) 230 地球環境保全等試験研究費	177
7	01-95 廃棄物・リサイクル対策の推進に必要な経費	62	24	01-13 地球環境保全等試験研究に必要な経費	178
(項) 070 廃棄物処理施設整備費	78	(項) 240 環境研究総合推進費	179
8	01-45 廃棄物処理施設整備に必要な経費	78	25	01-13 環境研究総合推進に必要な経費	179
(項) 080 生物多様性保全等推進費	79	(項) 250 石綿健康被害救済事務費労働保険特別会計へ繰入	180
9	01-95 生物多様性の保全等の推進に必要な経費	79	26	05-95 石綿健康被害救済事務の財源の労働保険特別会計徴収勘定へ繰入れに必要な経費	180
(項) 090 環境保全施設整備費	107	(項) 255 廃棄物処理施設整備事業調査費	180
10	01-95 環境保全施設整備に必要な経費	107	27	01-45 廃棄物処理施設整備事業調査費に必要な経費	180
(項) 100 自然公園等事業費	108	(項) 260 自然公園等事業工事諸費	180
11	01-45 自然公園等事業に必要な経費	108	28	01-45 自然公園等事業工事諸費に必要な経費	180
(項) 120 化学物質対策推進費	108	(組織) 020 地方環境事務所	185
12	05-95 化学物質対策の推進に必要な経費	108	(項) 010 地方環境事務所共通費	185
(項) 130 環境保健対策推進費	119	29	01-95 地方環境事務所一般行政に必要な経費	185
13	05-95 環境保健対策の推進に必要な経費	119	(項) 020 地方環境事務所施設費	195
(項) 135 自動車重量税財源公害健康被害補償費	130	30	01-95 地方環境事務所施設整備に必要な経費	195
14	05-95 自動車重量税財源公害健康被害補償に必要な経費	130	(項) 030 地方環境対策費	196
(項) 170 環境・経済・社会の統合的向上費	130	31	03-95 大気・水・土壤環境等の保全に必要な経費	196
要求番号	区	分	ページ	要求番号	区	分	ページ
32	06-95 廃棄物・リサイクル対策の推進に必要な経費	196
33	11-95 生物多様性の保全等の推進に必要な経費	199
34	16-95 環境・経済・社会の統合的向上に必要な経費	205
35	21-95 環境政策基盤整備等に必要な経費	207
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頁数
一般行政經費	その他の経費	計
(A)	一般行政經費	その他の経費	計
(B)
①	010 環境 本 省	10,994,306	190,736,645	201,730,951	11,469,763	180,082,183	191,551,946	10,179,005	5
005 環境 本 省 共 通 費	10,365,312	124,552	10,489,864	10,880,119	124,965	11,005,084	515,220	5
01-95 環境 本省 一般行政必要な経費	10,365,312	0	10,365,312	10,880,119	0	10,880,119	514,807	5
2	06-95 審議 会 等 に 必要な 経費	0	124,552	124,552	0	124,965	124,965	413	17
3	018 地球 温暖化 対策 推進費	0	3,839,690	3,839,690	0	2,423,651	2,423,651	1,416,039	20
01-95 地球温暖化対策の推進に必要な経費	0	3,839,690	3,839,690	0	2,423,651	2,423,651	1,416,039	20
019 石油石炭税财源エネルギー需給構造高度化対策費エネルギー対策特別会計へ線入	0	35,500,000	35,500,000	0	29,000,000	29,000,000	6,500,000	25
4	01-63 石油石炭税财源のエネルギー需給構造高度化対策に係るエネルギー対策特別会計エネルギー需給勘定へ線入に必要な経費	0	35,500,000	35,500,000	0	29,000,000	29,000,000	6,500,000	25
5	020 地球環境保全費	0	3,380,610	3,380,610	0	2,204,703	2,204,703	1,175,907	25
05-95 地球環境の保全に必要な経費	0	3,380,610	3,380,610	0	2,204,703	2,204,703	1,175,907	25
050 大気・水・土壤環境等保全費	0	4,535,918	4,535,918	0	6,362,244	6,362,244	1,826,326	32
6	01-95 大気・水・土壤環境等の保全に必要な経費	0	4,535,918	4,535,918	0	6,362,244	6,362,244	1,826,326	32
060 廃棄物・リサイクル対策推進費	0	7,888,422	7,888,422	0	7,892,104	7,892,104	3,682	61
7	01-95 廃棄物・リサイクル対策の推進に必要な経費	0	7,888,422	7,888,422	0	7,892,104	7,892,104	3,682	62
070 廃棄物処理施設整備費	0	59,128,368	59,128,368	0	53,214,000	53,214,000	5,914,368	78
8	01-45 廃棄物処理施設整備に必要な経費	0	59,128,368	59,128,368	0	53,214,000	53,214,000	5,914,368	78
080 生物多様性保全等推進費	0	6,804,442	6,804,442	0	5,437,305	5,437,305	1,367,137	79
9	01-95 生物多様性の保全等の推進に必要な経費	0	6,804,442	6,804,442	0	5,437,305	5,437,305	1,367,137	79
090 環境保全施設整備費	0	202,652	202,652	0	266,561	266,561	63,909	107
10	01-95 環境保全施設整備に必要な経費	0	202,652	202,652	0	266,561	266,561	63,909	107
100 自然公園等事業費	0	10,223,173	10,223,173	0	9,129,012	9,129,012	1,094,161	108
11	01-45 自然公園等事業に必要な経費	0	10,223,173	10,223,173	0	9,129,012	9,129,012	1,094,161	108
120 化学物質対策推進費	0	2,255,227	2,255,227	0	6,920,887	6,920,887	4,665,660	108
12	05-95 化学物質対策の推進に必要な経費	0	2,255,227	2,255,227	0	6,920,887	6,920,887	4,665,660	108
130 環境保健対策推進費	0	14,487,558	14,487,558	0	14,951,665	14,951,665	464,107	119
13	05-95 環境保健対策の推進に必要な経費	0	14,487,558	14,487,558	0	14,951,665	14,951,665	464,107	119
135 自動車重量税財源公害健康被害補償費	0	9,624,000	9,624,000	0	9,318,000	9,318,000	306,000	130
14	05-95 自動車重量税財源公害健康被害補償に必要な経費	0	9,624,000	9,624,000	0	9,318,000	9,318,000	306,000	130
170 環境・経済・社会の統合的向上費	0	1,251,053	1,251,053	0	1,274,087	1,274,087	23,034	130
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(B-A)	明細書
頁数
一般行政經費	その他の經費	計
(A)	一般行政經費	その他の經費	計
(B)
15	01-95環境·経済·社会の統合的向上に必要な経費	0	1,251,053	1,251,053	0	1,274,087	1,274,087	23,034	130
180環境政策基盤整備費	0	9,248,634	9,248,634	0	8,198,309	8,198,309	1,050,325	139
16	01-95環境政策基盤整備等に必要な経費	0	5,313,388	5,313,388	0	6,007,886	6,007,886	694,498	139
17	11-13環境問題に対する調査·研究·技術開発に必要な経費	0	3,935,246	3,935,246	0	2,190,423	2,190,423	1,744,823	151
187環境調査研修所	628,994	565,452	1,194,446	589,644	590,839	1,180,483	13,963	161
18	01-13環境調査研修所に必要な経費	628,994	0	628,994	589,644	0	589,644	39,350	161
19	06-13環境保全に関する調査、研修等に必要な経費	0	565,452	565,452	0	590,839	590,839	25,387	166
188環境調査研修所施設費	0	639,089	639,089	0	83,024	83,024	556,065	172
20	01-13環境調査研修所施設整備に必要な経費	0	639,089	639,089	0	83,024	83,024	556,065	172
205独立行政法人環境再生保全機構運営費	0	1,989,869	1,989,869	0	1,928,943	1,928,943	60,926	173
21	01-95独立行政法人環境再生保全機構運営費交付金
必要な経費	0	1,989,869	1,989,869	0	1,928,943	1,928,943	60,926	173
210独立行政法人国立環境研究所運営費	0	12,127,614	12,127,614	0	12,127,614	12,127,614	0	176
22	01-13独立行政法人国立環境研究所運営費交付金
必要な経費	0	12,127,614	12,127,614	0	12,127,614	12,127,614	0	176
220独立行政法人国立環境研究所施設整備費	0	291,941	291,941	0	262,747	262,747	29,194	177
23	01-13独立行政法人国立環境研究所施設整備に必要
な経費	0	291,941	291,941	0	262,747	262,747	29,194	177
230地球環境保全等試験研究費	0	771,131	771,131	0	755,709	755,709	15,422	178
24	01-13地球環境保全等試験研究に必要な経費	0	771,131	771,131	0	755,709	755,709	15,422	178
240環境研究総合推進費	0	5,269,000	5,269,000	0	7,006,636	7,006,636	1,737,636	179
25	01-13環境研究総合推進に必要な経費	0	5,269,000	5,269,000	0	7,006,636	7,006,636	1,737,636	179
250石綿健康被害救済事務費労働保険特別会計へ
線入	0	87,791	87,791	0	86,190	86,190	1,601	180
26	05-95石綿健康被害救済事務の財源の労働保険特別
会計徴収勘定へ線入れに必要な経費	0	87,791	87,791	0	86,190	86,190	1,601	180
255廃棄物処理施設整備事業調査諸費	0	5,632	5,632	0	6,000	6,000	368	180
27	01-45廃棄物処理施設整備事業調査諸費に必要な経
費	0	5,632	5,632	0	6,000	6,000	368	180
260自然公園等事業工事諸費	0	494,827	494,827	0	516,988	516,988	22,161	180
28	01-45自然公園等事業工事諸費に必要な経費	0	494,827	494,827	0	516,988	516,988	22,161	180
組織計	10,994,306	190,736,645	201,730,951	11,469,763	180,082,183	191,551,946	10,179,005
環 3

要求
番号	区
分	前 年 度 予 算 額	2 3 年 度 概 算 要 求 額	对 前 年 度 較
增
(B-A)	明細書
頁数
一般行政經費	その他の經費	計
(A)	一般行政經費	その他の經費	計
(B)
29	020 地 方 環 境 事 務 所	3,605,544	1,847,167	5,452,711	3,660,865	1,821,047	5,481,912	29,201	185
010 地 方 環 境 事 務 所 共 通 費	3,605,544	0	3,605,544	3,660,865	0	3,660,865	55,321	185
01-95 地方環境事務所一般行政必要な經費	3,605,544	0	3,605,544	3,660,865	0	3,660,865	55,321	185
020 地 方 環 境 事 務 所 施 設 費	0	50,074	50,074	0	59,124	59,124	9,050	195
30	01-95 地方環境事務所施設整備に必要な經費	0	50,074	50,074	0	59,124	59,124	9,050	195
030 地 方 環 境 对 策 費	0	1,797,093	1,797,093	0	1,761,923	1,761,923	35,170	196
31	03-95 大気・水・土壤環境等の保全に必要な經費	0	2,718	2,718	0	2,659	2,659	59	196
32	06-95 廃棄物・リサイクル対策の推進に必要な經費	0	49,082	49,082	0	46,847	46,847	2,235	196
33	11-95 生物多様性の保全等の推進に必要な經費	0	1,596,763	1,596,763	0	1,557,743	1,557,743	39,020	199
34	16-95 環境・経済・社会の統合的向上に必要な経費	0	137,892	137,892	0	124,674	124,674	13,218	205
35	21-95 環境政策基盤整備等に必要な経費	0	10,638	10,638	0	30,000	30,000	19,362	207
組 織 計	3,605,544	1,847,167	5,452,711	3,660,865	1,821,047	5,481,912	29,201
所 管 計	14,599,850	192,583,812	207,183,662	15,130,628	181,903,230	197,033,858	10,149,804