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Title: Think the Earth Project Founded: 19 February 2001 Address: 3-1-202 Sarugaku-cho Shibuya-ku Tokyo 150-0033 JAPAN Tel +81-(0)3-3464-5221 Fax +81-(0)3-5459-2194 Staff Producers: Soichi Ueda, Kentaro Konishi Coordinator: Mariko Harada Secretary: Tomomi Hasebe Public Relation: Miwako Sasao Promotion staff: Miho Kazama,Naoko Soga, Aiko Nakajima Seo Taniguchi, Miyuki Toritani,Tomoyuki Yamaguchi Promotion staff(part-time): Asako Hirata, Asaka Barsley, Tami Okano Chizuko Sami, Akiko Ichihara Shanghai Office: Mayumi Ikai Promotion company: SPACEPORT Inc. Chairman: Seiichi Mizuno Directors (in Japanese alphabetical order): Toshiharu Aoki, Kenji Shiratsuchi, Kazuhumi Nagai Susumu Furukawa, Mitsuhiro Miyazaki Director Emeritus: Luciano Benetton Founding members: Those who joined us as individual founding members when the Think the Earth Project was established. |
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Activities in brief ＋What we do ＋Our story ＋Partners |
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Our activities in brief At the Think the Earth Project, we engage in four major types of activity that involve networking with companies, NPOs/NGOs, and private individuals: Project making: developing products and services with new ideas Providing learning opportunities for companies and NPOs Providing news and information on Earth-related topics Supporting work to build a better future for the world's children These are based on three types of "relations": + Business relations: Building mechanisms for contributing to society through business + Social relations: To leave the Earth a beautiful place for our children, who carry our hopes for the next generation + Public relations: Creating opportunities to think about the Earth For more information see "What we do" |
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Our story As the world entered the 21st century, interest began to grow in the issue of CSR (corporate social responsibility), a step further than the sort of corporate environmental initiatives and social contributions that had previously been the norm. Moreover with the passing of NPO legislation in Japan, it was anticipated that NPOs would play an increasingly vital supporting role in society, and people began to speak of a need for more professional management of such groups, in terms of funding and running their organizations. With this arose the need for intermediary NPOs linking organizations and organizations, people and people with the same aspirations. Meanwhile, people with an interest in various social issues as individuals, but somehow unable to relate these to their own lives, were seeking opportunities to do so. At the same time, the rapid spread of the Internet led to a definite increase in the number of people using the Net as a new media option and information source. In light of such developments, as a new venture we decided to launch an intermediary NPO aimed at achieving a coexistence of ecology and economy, that would connect companies, NPOs, and individual consumers, and forge new values for a new era. |
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Partners The Think the Earth Project pursues its work and goal to create values for a new society by employing a new network of companies, NPOs/NGOs and private individuals with a common interest in the Earth, sharing knowledge and expertise, and working in partnership. For more information see "Partners" |
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