Masatoshi Funabashi
Transboundary Research
Synecoculture and Augmented Ecosystems were featured as innovation challenges in “”Challenge Zero”.
Synecoculture and Augmented Ecosystems were featured as innovation challenges in “”Challenge Zero”.
https://www.challenge-zero.jp/en/casestudy/724
“Challenge Zero” is a new initiative by Keidanren (Japan Business Federation), in collaboration with the Japanese government, aiming to proactively publicize and support actions to create innovation taken by companies and organizations towards a “decarbonized society” which the Paris Agreement (the international framework on climate change) sets as the long-term goal.
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