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Newsletter Toward the Regeneration of Tropical Peatland Societies No.5
Get PDFapplication/pdf•「海大陸」海岸泥炭地が決める地球の気候
•ブンカリス会議と植樹
•News Headlines 2018年7月～10月分
•World Social Science Forum 2018 Fukuoka 参加報告
•北稜高校での講義報告articl
Humanity ＆ Nature Newsletter No.73
Get PDFapplication/pdf特集1
巻頭インタビュー
環境の想像と創造
教育・学術研究機関との交流の可能性
ウスビ・サコ
阿部健一 ＋ 三村 豊 ＋ 鈴木 遥 ＋ 熊澤輝一 ＋ 小林邦彦 ＋ 唐津ふき子
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サニテーションプロジェクト企画
モノを通じた体感と可視化
コンポストトイレとトイレットペーパー
伊藤竜生 + 片岡良美 + 林 耕次 + 中尾世治
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シンポジウムの報告
へだたりをこえてつながる
SESYNCシンポジウムに参加して
近藤康久 ＋ 白井裕子
◆所員紹介
地域間をつなぐ視点 上流の森から流域の環境問題に取り組む
石橋弘之
◆連載 百聞一見 フィールドからの体験レポート
相手の世界を理解するということ
大澤隆将
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プロジェクトリーダーに迫る！
自然と防災・減災が両立する社会をめざす
吉田丈人 ＋ 黄 琬惠
小林邦彦
◆表紙は語る
社会との協働――学際を超える瞬間
奥田 昇articl
Water, Sanitation, Hygiene, Health and Civic Participation of Children and Youth in Peri-Urban Communities: An Overview of Lusaka, Zambia, Field Research Report 2016
Get PDFapplication/pdfThe study conducted was a preliminary investigation into peri-urban water, sanitation, hygiene (WASH) and health in Lusaka, Zambia, in preparation for a future action research study incorporating children and youth as co-researchers and community change makers. According to the Zambian Central Statistical Office, only 67.7% of the Zambian population have access to improved drinking water sources and 40%, to improved sanitation (CSO 2016). In pursuit of the 2030 Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), the United Nations (UN) has highlighted the importance of child and youth involvement in global and national challenges. In Zambia, however, their civic participation level remains limited despite over 60% of the population being under 24 years of age (CSO 2012; Innovations in Civic Participation 2010). Data collection comprised of naturalistic observations and interviews (in 9 peri-urban communities); and a short survey on WASH in 3 of the 9 visited sites (N = 318; age range = 8-89 years). Focus was on understanding current community WASH, health and civic participation of children and youth. Results revealed several challenges regarding the aforementioned focus areas. Being unplanned settlements, access to clean water, toilet and waste disposal facilities was poor for community residents. Disease outbreaks were found to occur on a yearly basis in certain sites. The civic participation of children and youth in their communities was also poor, with several young person’s not understanding the concept. The results highlighted the status quo of community WASH and health, and the intervention challenge that would be afforded the children and youth in the upcoming action research study, aiding in the development of a framework by which the children and youth could participate in the study and impact their communities on matters of WASH and health.articl
Newsletter Toward the Regeneration of Tropical Peatland Societies No.2
Get PDFapplication/pdf•Introduction of Peatland Society Project: Toward the Regeneration of Tropical Peatland Societies
•Meeting Report of JICA Partnership Program
•One Map Policy and Peatland Restoration
•List of Project Membersarticl
