Program/Project
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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Organic Material Circulation Project
Building up organic material circulation system among urban and rural area: Toward the integration of local perception and scientific knowledge
SceNE Project
High-resolution Reconstruction of Resilient Indigenous Lifestyle in Environmental Changes to Future Collective Knowledge Deduced from the Fusion of Science and Arts
Fashloks Project
Fair and Sustainable Hunting Management through Dialogues between Local Knowledge and Science
Combining Knowledge for a Fundamental Innovation of Land Use Program
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SATOCONN Project
Satoyama Reconnections: Engaging Communities in Resilient, Nature- and Climate-positive Land Use Futures
Pluriverse Project
Pluriversal Land Use: Exploring Institutions, Values and Worldviews
Co-creation of the Earth-human System Program
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LINKAGE Project
Adaptive Governance of Multiple Resources based on Land-Sea Linkages of the Water Cycle: Application to Coral Reef Island Systems
Sustai-N-able (SusN) Project
Towards Sustainable Nitrogen Use Connecting Human Society and Nature
ECOIP Project
Towards an Ethical Economy: Addressing the Impacts of Commodity Trade and Consumption on Indigenous Land and Survival
WeDiDEA Project
A World Ecology of Disasters in Development in East Asia: Integrating Values into Decision-Making by Shifting Worldviews