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Children's "Eco-Activity." Great Operation! 2020

Environmental activities of elementary school students lead to environmental conservation overseas

Last update date April 18, 2024

Children's "Eco-Activity." Great Operation! What is it?

This is a project in which elementary school students engage in environmental activities around summer. Companies support these efforts, and sponsorship funds are donated to overseas environmental conservation activities.

"Eco-Activity" for elementary school students

Aim: Thinking about environmental issues from familiar behavior in everyday life
Target: Elementary school students in the city (4th and 5th graders)
Contents: Have them take on various environmental actions, such as "bring my bag" and "confirmation of expiration date".
Period of activity: Around July to August

Corporate Support

Members of the Yokohama City Environmental Conservation Council and the Yokohama Chamber of Commerce and Industry support and support the efforts of elementary school students.

conservation of the Global Environment

The sponsorship fund will be used for tree planting activities in Mindanao, Philippines, conducted by the United Nations Food Support Organization "UN WFP".

Diagram of mechanism

Results of Initiatives

17,502 elementary school students in the city worked on various environmental activities using the "Eco-Life Check Sheet" during the summer vacation!
This initiative was supported by 56 companies and 4 organizations in the city, and 1.22 million yen was donated to environmental conservation activities in the Philippines.

Participation and sponsorship results
Number of participating schools190 schools ※For participating elementary schools, please refer to the results report poster.
Number of participants17,502 people
Number of Sponsored Companies56 companies and 4 organizations ※For sponsors, please refer to the results report poster.
Sponsorship1.22 million yen

Practical rate of challenge

A graph showing the percentage of “good”, “good”, and “cannot” for each challenge

A presentation ceremony was held at the representative school!

At the morning meeting of all schools in Ryokuen Higashi Elementary School in Izumi Ward, we presented letters of appreciation from the United Nations WFP Association and Yokohama.
Date of implementation: Tuesday, November 17, 2020
Location: Yokohama Ryokuen Higashi Elementary School
Presenters: Ms. Kunio Suzuki, Secretary-General of the United Nations WFP Association, Ms. Yoko Iketani, General Manager, Environmental Promotion Division, Environmental Activities Division, Green Environment Bureau, Yokohama City Green Environment Bureau

Group photo of elementary school student representative at the certificate of appreciation ceremony

Support Details

The donations from members of the Yokohama City Environmental Conservation Council and the Yokohama Chamber of Commerce and Industry, which support the efforts of elementary school students, was donated to tree-planting activities in Mindanao, Philippines through the United Nations Food Support Organization "UN WFP."
In Mindanao, located in the southern Philippines, various natural disasters occur frequently, many of which are deteriorating due to human problems such as illegal logging and poor drainage.
We support tree-planting activities to preserve the environment of Mindanao.

Press release

Results of past efforts

Please refer to the following page for each fiscal year.

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For inquiries to this page

Green Environment Bureau Park Green Space Department Environmental Activity Business Division

Phone: 045-671-2484

Phone: 045-671-2484

Fax: 045-633-9171

Email address: mk-kyoiku@city.yokohama.lg.jp

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