Event reports
【開催報告】令和2年度第3回能登の里海セミナー「里海の保全から考えるSDG14の達成 －持続可能な水産資源の管理－」
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【開催報告】SDGsカフェ#1５ SDGsの学びの大動脈（！？）公民館を使おう
日時 / Date : 2021/1/25
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【開催報告】第4回 LGBTQと教育ダイアログin 金沢
日時 / Date : 2020/11/21
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Report: Building Back Better with Globally Important Agricultural Heritage Systems (GIAHS) from the COVID-19 Pandemic
日時 / Date : 2020/11/6
The webinar “Building Back Better with Globally Important Agricultural Heritage Systems (GIAHS) from Read more
Reflecting on the World and the Noto Region through Food: The Potential of Satoyama and Satoumi of Noto
日時 / Date : 2020/10/17
On 16th December, designated as World Food Day by the United Nations, to commemorate the release of Read more
SDGs Café #14: Thinking about using local production and consumption of energy to become a zero-waste city
日時 / Date : 2020/10/13
Sustainable Development Goal 7 is to “ensure access to affordable, reliable, sustainable and modern Read more
SDGs Indicator Monitoring and Open Governance from a Regional Perspective: How Local Municipalities Can Change to Implement the SDGs
日時 / Date : 2020/9/30
At many UN meetings on the matter, it has been said that local municipalities have a vital role to p Read more
The 2nd Noto Satoumi Seminar: “Achieving SDG 14 in the Context of Preserving Satoumi: Marine Biodiversity Conservation”
日時 / Date : 2020/9/19
At the 2nd Satoumi Seminar, we learned about SDG 14.2 and 14.5, individual targets of SDG 14 which c Read more
SDGs Café #13 “All Citizens Should be Gardeners! Thinking about the Kanazawa SDGs from a Green Infrastructure Perspective.”
日時 / Date : 2020/9/8
The theme of the 13th SDGs Café was “All Citizens Should be Gardeners! Thinking about the Kanazawa S Read more
SDGs cafe Special Collaboration Project “SDGs and High School Students: The Future of Schools and Learning.”
日時 / Date : 2020/7/22.29
As part of a special project, we collaborated with high school students who run a seminar series to Read more
