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Our Impact

Since we started in 2009, our projects have offered the following benefits:

More than 5,600 volunteers have participated in SEGO Initiative’s Satoumi (e.g., beach cleanups) and Satoyama projects (e.g. organic farming activities) donating more than 19,280 hours and an estimated ¥25,472,500 in time and services.

Experience

Our experience help to put a central focus on the Ocean through learning and experiencing the interconnections between Ocean (Satoumi) and the Land (Satoyama) environments.

UN SDG

Our projects help give meaning to the following SDGs goal in tangible, easy to understand ways:

Milestones

2020

TogetherApart International Coastal Cleanup 2020 to #CleanOn where you live, work or play. Expo Mer Fujisawa virtual Art & Sustainability Project

2019

The first Ocean Plastic Art Exhibition on Katase Higashi Hama beach.

VIDEO

2016

Start of the Cacao Collective-Organic Farming Project

2015

Spring: VIDEO

Fall: VID​EO

Start of Satoyama - Organic Farming Project 

 

15th Fujisawa Beach Cleaning Project and the addition of the Clean Sailing Experience Activity (S.E.A) team with Tiwal Japan to remove floating debris offshore. 

VIDEO

2014

Continued the Fujisawa Beach Cleaning Project and launched SEGO Initiative in addition to cleaning venues like Enoshima Shrine.

VIDEO 1

VIDEO 2

2013

The release of the Fujisawa Beach Cleaning project video.

VIDEO

2011

Great East Japan Earthquake took place, with all donations from the Spring 2011 event given to Tohoku communities.

Japan Times Article

2010

Growth in the number of corporate supporters (with project location in Soleil Provence French School

VIDEO 2012 VIDEO 2013

2009

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