[20th] Children's Community Development Event “Mini Mini Midori + SDGs” was held.

　On Sunday, August 20, we held a “Mini Mini Midori Plus SDGs” event in Midori public hall, which attracted a total of about 380 children in the morning and afternoon. In addition, for the first time this year, we set up a grandstand so that parents could see the venue, and saw the state of town development for children.
　As a new challenge for this year, as the name of “Plus SDGs”, incorporating the viewpoints of “SDGs” and “decarbonization”, 21 children's executive committee members visited the hydrogen station and the Yokohama Shinkin Bank Nakayama branch to study hydrogen energy and decarbonization efforts, money function and economic structure. Due to the results, on the day of the event, shops with ideas unique to children, such as general stores, craft shops, game centers, cafes, etc., were lined up, but all shops were firmly aware of the relationship with the "17 goals of the SDGs".
　A presentation video summarizing the day of the event, the themes of the SDGs that the children's executive committee worked on at each store, and what kind of society we want to realize through the SDGs will be posted on the website at a later date. I would like many people to see it.
　This year, thanks to the great cooperation of stakeholders such as Toyo Eiwa University, who supported the Children's Executive Committee, Murata Mfg. Co., Ltd., Muji 500 Beans Nakayama, Yokohama Shinkin Bank Nakayama Branch, Bank of Yokohama, Ltd. Nakayama Branch, Build Co., Ltd. Thanks to the great cooperation of everyone, we were able to hold the event safely. Thank you very much.
　Midori Ward will continue to consider projects that will allow children and local communities to be interested in SDGs and environmental issues.

August, 2023

Mr. Yasuhiro Sato, Mayor of Midori