Living Environment conservation Promotion Guidelines

　Efforts to preserve the living environment, such as the air environment and the water environment, have been centered on pollution control measures. However, the field of living environment is diverse, and various laws and ordinances have been maintained and revised, making it difficult for citizens and businesses to understand individual initiatives. .
　These guidelines are based on the understanding of the living environment of citizens and businesses toward achieving the goals of the living environment set forth in the “Yokohama City Environmental Management Plan (revised in November 2018)”, a comprehensive plan in the environmental field of Yokohama City, This is a systematic and easy-to-understand summary of specific initiatives and policies implemented by Yokohama City to promote the promotion (developed in March 2019).

　conservation, a safe, secure and comfortable living environment

　In order to prevent the deterioration of the living environment from negative to zero, and to maintain it well, we will steadily promote regulatory guidance, environmental monitoring, complaint consultation and information disclosure based on laws and regulations on typical seven pollution, which we have been systematically working on.

　Incorporating the concept of "SDGs" that comprehensively addresses wide-area issues related to the environment, economy, and society toward a positive environment from scratch, cooperate with other measures such as town development and global warming countermeasures, and business activities We will promote new initiatives through cooperation with all actors, such as civil life, according to the following four policies.

• Simultaneous resolution of issues between measures
• Response to a variety of environmental issues
• Improving the attractiveness of the familiar environment
• Easy-to-understand information dissemination

　　Living Environment conservation Promotion Guidelines (Summary Version) (PDF: 485KB)

　　Living Environment conservation Promotion Guidelines (summary version) (PDF: 9,717KB)

• Cover, Table of Contents (PDF: 111KB)
• Chapter 1 Living Environment conservation Promotion Guidelines (PDF: 1,775KB)
• Chapter 2 Initiatives that form the basis of conservation’s living environment (PDF: 2,072KB)

　　　2-1 Air Environment conservation (PDF: 3,141KB)
　　　2-2 conservation Water Environment (PDF: 2,908KB)
　　　2-3 conservation of ground environment (PDF: 2,568KB)
　　　2-4 Sound Environment conservation (PDF: 2,393KB)
　　　Initiatives across 2-5 fields (PDF: 1,745KB)
　　　2-6 Efforts related to civil life (PDF: 1,369KB)

• Chapter 3 Policy of New Initiatives through Cooperation (PDF: 2,067KB)

　　　Simultaneous resolution of issues between measures 3-1
　　　3-2 Response to a variety of environmental issues
　　　3-3 Improving the attractiveness of the familiar environment
　　　3-4 Easy-to-understand information dissemination

• Chapter 4 Evaluation, Progress Management, and Publication (PDF: 349KB)
• Back cover (PDF: 539KB)