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IMAGINE KANAZAWA 2030 Partners Meeting #5 (September 16, 2021)

IMAGINE KANAZAWA 2030 Partners is a platform for working together through partnerships based on “Kanazawa Future Visions”. As of September 10, 2021, 1 ...Read more

IMAGINE KANAZAWA 2030 Study session on the use of private resources for the promotion of Kanazawa SDGs

In order to address social challenges and boost new projects, it is important to provide management resources, including the skills and efforts of ind ...Read more

IMAGINE KANAZAWA 2030 Partners Meeting #4 (August 18, 2021)

IMAGINE KANAZAWA 2030 Partners is a platform for carrying out activities through partnerships based on “Kanazawa Future Visions”. The fourth Partner m ...Read more

A Film-making Project: “Handing Down the Food Knowledge and Skills of Noto GIAHS”

There is abundant Satoyama and Satoumi nature in the Noto region, which has developed through people’s activities over a long period of time. In 2011, ...Read more

New Journal Article “Ten Years of GIAHS Development in Japan” by OUIK’s researchers

We are pleased to inform you that a journal article co-authored by our UNU-IAS OUIK researchers, visiting research fellow Akira Nagata, and research c ...Read more

IMAGINE KANAZAWA 2030 Partners Exchange Meeting #3 (July 13, 2021)

IMAGINE KANAZAWA 2030 Partners is a platform for implementing the Kanazawa Future Visions action plan through partnerships. One year after its establi ...Read more

Senda Family Garden Maintenance SDG Tour

On Sunday, 28th of March, a Garden Maintenance SDG Tour was carried out at the Senda Family Garden (closed to the public), which has been designated a ...Read more

Noto GIAHS Biodiversity Working Group 1st Preparatory Meeting

Nearly 10 years have passed since “Noto’s Satoyama and Satoumi” was registered as a GIAHS site in June 2011, based on a recommendation from the Noto G ...Read more

Developing the Japanese-style Garden Workshop into an SDG Tour

The Japanese-style garden workshop, which was the idea of OUIK’s research associate Juan Pastor Ivars, was implemented as part of a model sightseeing ...Read more