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Series「Problem discovery over problem solving!」

#Co-creation #NPO #Social issues #Creative #Child #Regional Revitalization #Environmental issues #Sustainable #SDGs

2022/08/16

How Patagonia and Challenge Lab propose creating an "entry point" to increase action on environmental issues

This time's theme is "Environment." We reflected on the content of the exhibition event "Challenge Lab's Recommended Reading - Environmental Issues Edition" and discussed how to approach environmental challenges.

Kosuke Takahashi, Yuko Sanbon, Etsuko Nakanishi

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2022/02/01

How to solve the "problem of placing too much expectation on young people" in regional revitalization? Creating regional jobs starting with identifying challenges

This series, "Challenge Lab," identifies "challenges" related to various themes and explores hints for solutions. This time's theme is "regions." Using Tsuwano Town in Shimane Prefecture as an example, we discussed methods for discovering regional challenges and revitalizing the area.

Suzuki Yuhi, Takayuki Sakawa, Yuko Sanbon, Takahashi Madotaro

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Marketing

2021/08/24

What can adults do for children who have lost their sense of belonging during the pandemic?

This series, "Challenge Lab," identifies "challenges" related to various themes and explores hints for solutions. This time, the theme is "children." We revisited the challenges discussed in 2018 while also discussing new challenges we now face.

Tomoyuki Torisu, Eiji Ueda

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Marketing

2021/06/14

The ultra-real challenges on the ground connect to the challenges facing the planet.

The "Challenge Lab" brings together people from diverse industries to tackle cutting-edge challenges gathered nationwide through the Japan NPO Center's network. Why do we run the "Challenge Lab"? What are we aiming for? We look back at the story from its founding days.

Hidetoshi Kurashige, Naoki Tanaka, Kenji Yoshida

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