Circular Economy plus (Yokohama version regional circulation economy)

The Yokohama Living Lab is led by local private entities (mainly local business companies), through dialogue and demonstration experiments, through business.
This is an activity to create solutions to regional and social issues. In Yokohama City, local production for local consumption, utilization of vacant houses and fallow land, learning of children with disabilities and people, and learning about them.
We are promoting initiatives on various themes such as comprehensive care for the elderly and support for children and child care.
　※In the general living lab, companies, university research institutes, administrative administrations, etc. regarded the community as a laboratory and turned the community into a field.
　　This refers to activities that create new products and services by conducting activities such as workshops and demonstration experiments.

Please see from this page (outside site) (outside site). (YOKOHAMA Living Lab Support Office)

In order to achieve all 17 goals of the SDGs in a well-balanced manner within the local economy, private organizations that operate the Yokohama version of the Living Lab have gathered and gathered.
This is a vision created through repeated dialogues. While the general circular economy focuses on the recycling of resources and products.　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　The concept of this vision is that in addition to the general circular economy, we focus on the people involved in it.
Even if you are older or face illness or disability, everyone can work and live with peace of mind.
This concept shows economic activities aimed at achieving a sustainable future in which no one is left behind.

In order to promote a circular economy (circular economy) through the Living Lab in December 2021 through public-private partnerships.
We have concluded agreements with the following companies.

📯 Press release materials (concluded agreements)