Program/Project
The Research Institute for Humanity and Nature (RIHN) is developing comprehensive research that transcends existing academic fields and disciplines through a “Program–Project system” that unites several research projects under a Program.
Research Program
Research programs conduct research on specific global environmental issues through collaborative practice in society by promoting multiple research projects.
There are three types of Research Programs: "Global Environmental Culture Program," "Combining Knowledge for a Fundamental Innovation of Land Use" and "Co-creation of the Earth-human System" and each project belongs to one of these programs.
Global Environmental Culture Program
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Combining Knowledge for a Fundamental Innovation of Land Use Program
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Feasibility Study
Co-creation of the Earth-human System Program
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Feasibility Study
- Rituals and Positive/Negative relational values: The nexus and co- creation of humans, culture, and nature
- Towards an Ethical Economy: Addressing the Impacts of Commodity Trade and Consumption on Indigenous Land and Survival
- Water and Nutrient Footprint Analysis from Land to Ocean and ItsAdaptation Strategies for Tipping Points: Towards Healthy CoastalAreas in Asia
- Disasters and Development in East Asian Regionalism in the Anthropocene
- Social-Ecological Accelerations (SEA) as the key to understand the 20th-c. Great Acceleration and its possible futures: learning from case studies in European and Japanese Environmental History
- Examining Attitude and Behavior Change towards Climate Change by Utilizing Citizen Knowledge