In order to achieve the 1.5 degree target set in the Paris Agreement, it is essential for cities, which account for about 70% of global greenhouse gas emissions and energy consumption, to make the transition to decarbonization. International efforts to support urban initiatives are being strengthened.
In February 2023, MOEJ together with JICA, launched the Clean Cities Partnership Program (C2P2) to address today's challenges faced by cities around the world from multiple perspectives. With the participation of Japanese local governments, private companies, financial institutions, and others, and in collaboration with MDBs, this program will provide comprehensive and synergistic support for urban agenda including climate change, environmental pollution, circular economy, and nature positive in partner cities.
In this seminar, MOEJ and JICA will present their initiatives and good practices of C2P2 from Japanese local governments and partner cities will be shared.
Event Details
COP29 Japan Pavilion (Simultaneous Online Streaming available)
City Taskforce
[email protected]
Presentation Materials
Event Details
COP29 Japan Pavilion (Simultaneous Online Streaming available)
City Taskforce
[email protected]
Presentation Materials
Opening remarks | |||
MATSUZAWA Yutaka, Vice Minister for Global Environmental Affairs, MOEJ | |||
Actions by the Japanese Government | |||
SHIBATA Kazunao, Deputy Director General, Group Director for Environmental Management and Climate Change Global Environment Department Japan International Cooperation Agency (JICA) | PDF (1.7MB) | ||
A good cases of C2P2 | |||
Collaboration of Yokohama City and Bangkok Metropolitan Administration | |||
Pornphrom Vikitsreth, Adviser to the Governor of Bangkok and Chief Sustainability Officer,Bangkok Metropolitan Administration (BMA) | PDF (2.8MB) | ||
NAKAMURA Yasuaki, Director for Development Cooperation Division, International Affairs Bureau, City of Yokohama | PDF (3.5MB) | ||
Collaboration of Ehime Prefecture and Gorontalo Province | PDF (2.4MB) | ||
Sofian Ibrahim, Regional Secretary, Gorontalo province | |||
SEKI Kanako, Environmental Consulting Department, International Business Unit, JAPAN NUS CO., LTD. | |||
YOSHIOKA Koji, Industrial Policy Division, Ehime Prefectural Government | |||
Closing Remarks | SHIMIZU Hayato, Mayor, Saitama City |