Students from all over Japan and abroad are participating in the SDGs Students Dialogue Expo 2025, organized by the Ministry of the Environment. This project is a program in which students propose solutions to environmental issues in Japan presented by companies.

 

　This project is a program in which students from Japan and around the world team up to solve environmental issues related to the SDGs together with Japanese companies. For companies, it is a practical opportunity to explore the possibilities of sustainable business by collaborating with students, who are the global talent of the future, to develop innovative solutions. It is also expected that by having students from Japan and overseas work together, it will lead to innovative solutions that are seen from a broader perspective, not limited by Japanese common sense. This program is managed by With The World Co., Ltd.

 

Overall schedule

Mid to late April	Orientation
Mid-April-July	Online international exchange *Multiple times
November 9st	Mid-term presentation
From mid-June	Online international exchange *Multiple times
September 9th and 4th all day	Osaka Kansai Expo Sustainadome (Junior SDGs Camp)* or live streaming on YouTube**

*You will need an admission ticket for the Osaka-Kansai Expo. If you have one, you can view the exhibit without making a reservation, but we may refuse admission if the maximum number of visitors is reached.
※※Please click here to watch the live broadcast on YouTube.
September 9th (4:12-35:17)

September 9th (5:11 AM - 16:40 PM)

 

Company Mission (Excerpt)

- Taking into account the varying levels of awareness across countries, generations and economic situations, and the gap between "high concern" and "low action,"Education fieldThroughEnvironmental issues among Asian countriesConsider ways to deal with

・Solutions that allow us to coexist with wildlifeThrough this project, we consider ways to address local environmental issues, the economy, and climate change.

・Increase sales of environmentally friendly productsConsider what can be done to help, with reference to examples from the United States.

 

Based on the theme of the Osaka-Kansai Expo, "Designing a Future Society for Life," this project aims to encourage students to take contemporary environmental issues personally and to pass on that awareness and action to the next generation. Through this joint public-private initiative, we aim to realize a sustainable society.