Showing posts with label Youth. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Youth. Show all posts

2011-01-26

350.org Global Coordinating Team Member -- Asia Coordinator

I got job info on 350.org.
I wanna share it.

350.org Global Coordinating Team Member -- Asia Coordinator


Through relentless campaigning over the past three years, 350.org has helped build a global
grassroots movement to fight climate change. Working with diverse allies and volunteers,
our small team of young organizers has energized millions of people around the globe,
demonstrated sustainable solutions and influenced the debate on climate in the media and
among politicians. 2011-12 are key times to scale up the international movement, bring in
massive numbers of new people, hold polluters accountable, and increase the strength and
number of climate champions.

The global coordinator will be responsible for working with the global coordinating team to
shape and execute 350.org's overall global campaign strategies and plans.

The successful candidate will be a self-starter, a creative thinker, an effective team player,
tech-savvy and an articulate writer and speaker. 350.org is a dynamic, young, hardworking
organization, and this position lets you in at the ground level of an exciting new campaign.

CORE RESPONSIBILITY
In conjunction with the Global Co-Directors and Global Core Team, establish and manage
volunteer leadership teams and some hired field staff and interns to meet 350.org’s global,
regional, and national-level campaign objectives and build a broader, deeper and more
committed movement.

MAIN DUTIES
● Help develop and implement a robust mobilization strategy for 2011-12, taking into
account 350.org’s campaign objectives.
● Build, support, and/or manage national and regional teams internationally.
● Guide and mentor staff and community leaders, and provide opportunities for them to
develop their organizing skill set.
● Recruit, mobilize and develop buy-in from key allies and leaders at the national, regional,
and global levels.
● Maintain a working knowledge of the issue and of the political, legislative, regulatory and
economic framework relevant to the campaign.
● At times, represent 350.org and the campaign at events, and with grassroots activist
groups, decision-makers, donors, and other allies, including the environmental
community at large.
● Keep Global Coordinating Team and core strategy team informed of local activities and
changes in tactics, or strategies if necessary.
● Collect and disseminate stories of victory and struggle from all around the world on a
regular basis, using new media and other communications tools.

QUALIFICATIONS
We don’t care much about years of experience, CVs or degrees – mostly, we’re looking for an
individual who is creative, hardworking, organized, dedicated, self-motivated and a fast learner.

Skills:
  • Proven leadership in campaign execution
  • Strong staff management and delegation instincts
  • Highly organized and competent at managing multiple projects at once
  • Excellent verbal and written communication (English required, other languages a plus)
  • Problem solving, strategy-development, and creative thinking
  • Ability to use new media, mobile, web and other technologies effectively

Assets:
● Proven ability to work both independently and in close coordination with a team,
including managing staff working remotely.
● Commitment to empowering others and building grassroots power as a means to affect
change.
● Demonstrated experience in cross-class/race/generational/international organizing.
● Experience in coalition-building and an ability to recognize and develop the diverse
strengths of different kinds of organizations and organizers for one cause.
● Willingness to travel for site visits, training, and events and ability to work well from
remote locations.
● Experience as an activist and organizer in the climate movement is a plus.

TO APPLY

Please send resume and cover letter including salary requirements to jobs@350.org. Position
open until filled.

POSITION TYPE: Full Time Permanent (for at least 6-12 months)

APPLICATION DEADLINE: Rolling Until Hired

COMPENSATION RANGE: Dependent on Experience

HOURS PER WEEK: Full-Time

REPORTS TO: Global Directors

Diverse perspectives and experience enhance the way 350.org selects and approaches issues,
as well as the creativity and effectiveness of our campaigns. 350.org strongly encourages
applications from women, people of color, indigenous people and other under-represented
communities.

2010-12-14

Climate Justice

Several days ago, United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change, 16th Conference of Party was ended.
From all over the world, Many Youth gathered and sent the voice of youth.
I am really proud of their action.

COP16: The End of Negotiations - Youth Delegations Ejected The End of Negotiations - Youth Delegations Ejected from COP16

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wQbt2-xiBTw

About the situation of people suffering climate change, you can get to know in following video that Oxfam made.

Listen Again: Climate change tribunals

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wMbR3YqGmsg
if you want to take action, let`s work together.
if you stay in Japan, you should check the website of Oxfam Japan.
Japanese http://oxfam.jp/2010/11/change_initiative_2011.html
English http://oxfam.jp/en/

if you stay at other countries, you should check the website of Oxfam International and Oxfam International Youth Partnership.
Oxfam International www.oxfam.org/
OIYP http://oiyp.oxfam.org.au/

2010-12-01

Wakai Politics in Yokohama on 4th Dec!!

Hi there, Oxfam Japan, Oxfam Youth Group and Oxfam Japan International Volunteer Group will attend Wakai Politics, which is great event on this saturday.


this event is organized by Temple University.

and there will be 9 Organizations and show their activities on Youth.

from Oxfam Japan, we would like show our general activities, Youth Program and IVG.


there might be large number of International People, people who is interested in social issue, and Young Activists.

if you have time, let`s come and join it~!!

there are the opportunity to share your idea and make new networking.


Wakai Politics

Date: Saturday, December 4, 2010

Time: 5:00 p.m. - 9:45 p.m.

Venue: Nitehi Works (5:00 p.m. - 8:00 p.m.)Jack and Betty (8:00 p.m. - 9:45 p.m.)

Admission: General - ¥500TUJ Student - Free (with TUJ ID)

Organizers:Kyle Cleveland (Temple University, Japan Campus), David Slater (Sophia University),Sarajean Rossitto (Temple University, Japan Campus)


【Schedule】

Registration 5:00 p.m. - 5:30 p.m.

NGOs / NPOs Workshop Discussions 5:30 p.m. - 6:30 p.m.

Networking & Performances 6:30 p.m. - 8:00 p.m.

Pecha Kucha 8:00 p.m. - 9:45 p.m.

[Participants]

ACE (Action Against Child Exploitation)

Asia Pacific Youth Network

Free the Children

Oxfam Japan

Peace Boat

Shure University

UNICEF Japan Committee

Urban Village Project (Temple University, Japan Campus)

Youth Development & Peace Japan Network


you can get more info in following website.

http://www.tuj.ac.jp/events/2010/1204.html

2010-09-06

Fan

at August, I went to speaking tour in Kansai that is west Japan.
I spoke something about Advocacy and the power we have for change.
I enjoyed talking with young people in these areas.


talking with these passionate people always encourages me to keep my commitment.
I also confirmed that human beings is the social creature, that develop their culture through meeting people and sharing idea.

by the way, I found some nice fan when I went to Kansai.
I like it.

2010-06-20

Youth and hope

today, I went to Waseda University for supporting the activity of Oxfam Japan International Volunteer Group as one of volunteers.
There was second combined English Workahop between IVG and AIESEC.
And I had another purpose today. I wanted to introduce Su Kyong to AIESECers. He was interested in the internship in AIESEC when I shared its information.

I arrived at Waseda Station and met Su Kyong there. When we met in front of bookstore, I found Woo walking. He was the instructer of today's workshop.

We caught woo and then we went together to the campus.

When we reached the room of workshop, AIESECers had already been working as preparation.
They worked hard and I was so glad to see that as one of alumni of AIESEC.

Beofore workshop, I talked with several AIESECers as well as other participants.
They seemed so energetic and passionate. And of cource, they seemed to enjoy their days.

During workshop, we, not only participants but also organiging people, can develop our leadership, communication, logical, and public speaking skill.

It is so good thing. I would like to support these youth activities.
It is also youth empowerment. I also think these activities promotes better future. Yeah, it makes sense. thanks IVG Guys and AIESECers. Good job.

2010-04-19

Workshop in Malaysia

hi there, as you know, I will visit at Malaysia.
almost friends of mine knew my character.
I always want to do something valuable during travel.

in this time, I would like to organize some workshop on leadership, how to solve the issue like climate change and poverty, how to increase network and the sharing of the way of living.

if you are interested in it, feel free to tell me.
but I have no idea of the available place for workshop.
so it would be great if you can help me.

2010-03-29

Question on Model United Nations

Hi there, I got message from Indonesian Friend.
he said, he was now writing the thesis on Model United Nations!!
and he wanted to gather the voice of MUNers.

so if you are MUNers, could you give your answer of following questions?

1.Whats your motivation join and participate a MUN?

2.What is the meaning model united nations for you?

3.What is the impact of MUN for your own body?

4.I'm really confuse to search reference and book to explain MUN, u have suggestion to me?

2010-03-22

New package for the 4th MDGs Summit for Young Leaders

it is just for your information.

I got this announcement. and it is good information for many of you. so I just share it. 

(see below)

New package for the 4th MDGs Summit for Young Leaders

The 4th National Millennium Development Goals Summit for Young Leaders 2010 will be held in Quezon City (Quezon City Memorial Circle, University of the Philippines Diliman, Lamesa Eco-Park and Gawad Kalinga) on May 27-29, 2010 with the theme Tayo-Tayo Pa Rin sa 2010:The 4th MDGs Summit for Young Leaders” targeting 300-400 youth delegates both local and international youth leaders from various youth organizations.

TO REGISTER Online Registration: 1. Follow the link (www.mdgsummit.tk) ... See More

2. To complete your registration, please pay your registration fee through the following:

(Individual Registration)
Stay out(Early Bird- March 31, 2010)- PhP1,500.00
Stay out(Late Registration-April 1, 2010 and beyond)- PhP2,000.00
In House (Early Bird-March 31, 2010)- PhP2,500.00
In House(Late Registration-April 1, 2010 and beyond)- PhP3,000.00

(Group Registration- Stay out or In House)
(Early Bird for 5 or more persons)- PhP100.00 deduction per head
(Late Registration for 5 or more persons)- PhP50.00 deduction per head

BPI Account Number: 3189-0567-28 Joewel Valcueba Saba

Mlhullier or Western Union Joewel Valcueba Saba 92 Liberty, Cubao, Quezon City

3. Keep your receipt. Please present your deposit slip/receipt upon arrival on the Summit. Rest assured that all deposit s will be accounted properly. Please visit www.unyouthph.ning.com for more information.

For further verification and questions, please contact the Secretariat and heads of YAUN.

Ms. Raizel Panisa 09162415676

Ms. Lady Lisondra 09174380270

Mr. Joewel V Saba 09051626925

Other pertinent information for the Summit will be sent to you in due time. God bless us all. We are the change we want to be!

2010-03-01

meaning of Young and hopeful

why did you stop to walk?
is it no given road?

(Japanese) Education System taught us the process to find given answer in existing trouble when we were young.
but it never taught us how to make the answer in un-expected things.

after I finished my school days, I noticed there were much more trouble we had not expected.
and there was no given answer.

in the other context of (Japanese) Education, we hate "Mistake".
we want to be the perfect person. then we sometime tend to be hard to challenge new things.
we tend to be stay in present status.
we are likely to be in conservative as negative meaning.

BUT, what is meaning of YOUNG?

there is no perfect guy.
I think important thing is how to learn in each lesson.
yeah, of course, we need to think and simulate the result before try.
but we should not only simulate.

be positive and energetic!
the experience in young, even though it is mistake, helps our future.
and these actions show us the future as hope.

Good Luck

2010-01-17

Output -its importance and way-

I joined the event of sharing experience about COP15 organized by Waseda Environmental Leader’s Consortium(WELC) last friday.
there were several members of Japanese Youth Delegation and Yamagishi-san, Climate Change Project leader of World Wild Fund for Nature Japan.
Youth Member shared what they did and what they felt in COP15.
Yamagishi-san explained the meaning of COP15.

in Japan, media did not shared the fact of what COP discussed and their contexts very well. Japanese Media just said that Developing Countries broke the conference and they just said aid was needed.
yeah, this is absolutely sad thing and one of shame in Japan.

our media did not shared context, why did they speak out?
the villages in Bangladesh were still under water one month after cyclone came.
there were lack of rain in mountain side, China.
following video is for your information.

Climate Change firstly brings about bad impact to people under poverty in developing countries.
many farmer faces the difficulties because long drought affected by Climate Change reduced the amount of their crop.

people tends to discuss Climate Change as Environment Issue in Japan.
but this is really the issue on Economic Justice in Global Level.
people in developing countries got angry and were sad to face these additional cost, even though the largest emission did not come from their countries.
*it means Historical responsibility.
*in my opinion, China and India also should show the partnership. but Developed Countries should more and more.

some members of Japanese Youth Delegation met the youth from developing countries and listened to real voice.
I think it is good thing.
and I really want to share it in Japanese Communities more and more. this is also their responsibility as the youth delegation.
although it is important to send the message as youth in Copenhagen, it is more important to share what they felt and saw with other Japanese Youth.
history is not to be given but to be made by our will.
for this purpose, we need to know the certain context.

Yamagishi-san also explained the context of COP 15.
it is vert important to explain simply and easily.
he used several simple word. it is easy to understand.
I think it is no meaning if we use special term in the opportunity to share.
we should always think the situation of participants and our plan, how we change their mind.

2010-01-13

It is not too late to take action!

hi there, I would like to share Oxfam International Youth Partnership.
it is great opportunity to know and share your idea and get new idea from others.

Young people can get larger impact of poverty and injustice.
at same time, young people can play important role on economic, social and political change!

I would like to share the letter from Oxfam International Youth Partnership Team.

(Forward)
*Applications are now being accepted for Oxfam International Youth Partnerships until the 12th February 2010.

Please pass this on to any young people (18-25 years old) you know who want to bring about positive change in their communities, are committed to working with others, and want to learn from other young people around the world. We also encourage more than one applicant from each organisation or community group.

What is OIYP?
Oxfam International Youth Partnerships (OIYP) is an Oxfam International initiative, managed by Oxfam Australian since 2000. OIYP strengthens young people’s ability to effect change in their community, and provides a base from which they can influence broader changes through engagement in a global network of over 1100 OIYP Action Partners.

Through a 3 year Program, OIYP will provide opportunities and support for 300 new Action Partners so they may demonstrate leadership and expand the influence of youth for positive changes locally, nationally and globally.

To launch the 2010 – 2013 OIYP Program, Oxfam will host an 8 day Kaleidoscope event in November 2010 in New Delhi, India. At this event, Action Partners are given the opportunity to connect with people across regions and cultures that are facing similar challenges in their own communities. This allows for the chance for a cultural exchange, as well as the exchange of skills and knowledge building and planning on how young people can contribute to changes in their own lives as well as the lives of others in their communities. The following two years includes a variety of online and offline learning and development opportunities including face to face workshops, cultural immersion programs, e-workshops, online discussions and networking opportunities.

For more information about the Oxfam International Youth Partnerships (OIYP) Program, please visit our website
www.oiyp.oxfam.org.

A short video of the last Kaleidoscope event, held in 2007 in Sydney, can be found here -
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WgPRoCGI6_U.

Who are we looking for?
Every 3 years OIYP goes through a rigorous process of recruiting and selecting a new group of 300 Action Partners. To be eligible to apply, applicants must be aged 18-25, able to speak English or Spanish conversationally and available to attend an 8 day event in November 2010, in New Delhi, India.

Core selection criteria:
· Commitment to finding new ways of working
· Evidence of commitment to positive, equitable and sustainable change
· Ability to explain their own understanding of the issues they’re working on
· A commitment to personal reflection and developing self awareness
· Community or organizational support

OIYP is open to all nationalities, Indigenous and ethnic groups. It is open to young people with any level of education and who live in rural or urban areas. We have a strong focus on the participation of Indigenous young people and those marginalised in their communities.

For the 2010 – 2013 OIYP Program, Oxfam is specifically targeting young people who:

· Are active on gender justice
· From communities impacted by climate change
· Living with a disability
· Using innovative means to influence decision makers (locally or nationally)
· Are from minority Indigenous groups

Applying to be part of OIYP
Application forms in word and PDF format are available by visiting
www.oiyp.oxfam.org or can be directly found athttp://oiyp.oxfam.org/oiyp/template_02.aspx?id=52

Applications will be assessed against selection criteria by Oxfam Australia staff; staff from other Oxfam affiliates; youth partners and current OIYP Action Partners.

Applications close on 12 February 2010.

Applicants will be informed of their selection by mid April 2010. At this point, we will inform successful applicants (Action Partners) of how OIYP will support them to attend the OIYP Kaleidoscope 2010 event. There is a limited scholarship pool which will be allocated to support travel costs for many of the top selected Action Partners. However some Action Partners may be required to fundraise for travel costs, in these cases OIYP will provide support letters and training on fundraising. There is no registration fee for OIYP.

Below is more information about OIYP and who we seek to work with for the next 3 years. I hope this helps you to identify the young people who would really value this opportunity. I appreciate your support in helping to promote this opportunity by getting the application form into the hands of appropriate young people.

Please feel free to contact the OIYP team if you would like to discuss OIYP further or if you have any specific questions about the application form.


From the OIYP Team

(end)

and I will start to make Domestic Program to empower Youth in Japan.
if you are interested in making a different, feel free to tell me.

2010-01-10

The Partnership

we like to use "Partnership" in management.
but it meant, sometime, the one side exploited the other side in the fact.
for example, it can be seen between Youth Organization and other organization organized by adult guys.

before making partnership, we need to share common goal as consensus.
especially, if we work toward social impact, we need to set ultimate value beyond each benefit.

so I think "partnership" requires us to think the vision of our organization.

2010-01-06

Sharing Session of COP15-WWF and Youth delegation-

Good morning.
there is sharing session of COP15 in Waseda Cumpus of Waseda University on 15th January, 2009.
the speaker will be Mr.Yamagishi, the program leader of WWF and the two Japanese Youth Delegates.

if you are interested in it, please contact following address.
E-mail: waseda.env.lc@gmail.com (Joju UECHI)

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WWFジャパン気候変動プログラムリーダー講演 & COP15参加学生報告会
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地球温暖化解決に向けた重要な会議としてコペンハーゲンで開催されたCOP15。現地コペンハーゲンで交渉を追った参加者が、会議について解説・報告を行います。

NGOメンバーとして初めて日本交渉団に入るなど、第一線で活躍されるWWFジャパンの山岸氏と、日本ユース代表として参加した学生2名がテレビを通してでは分らない生の情報をお伝えします。
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【内容】

① WWFジャパン山岸氏 講演「コペンハーゲン会議が遺した教訓」     
② COP15参加学生 報告会
【日程】 2010年1月15日(金)
【時間】 開場:18:00     開始:18:30 終了:20:30
【場所】 早稲田大学西早稲田キャンパス(旧大久保キャンパス) 52号館204教室     
(場所詳細はコチラ:http://www.waseda.jp/jp/campus/okubo.html
【講師】 山岸 尚之 氏 [世界自然保護基金(WWF)ジャパン]  COP15参加学生 2名(京都大学修士2年、早稲田大学4年)
【対象】 どなたでもご参加頂けます(事前にお申し込み下さい)
【費用】 無料
【主催】 早稲田環境コンソーシアム(WELC)<※早稲田大学環境総研プロジェクト>
【協力】 WWFジャパン、エコ・リーグ
◆申し込み方法など詳細はコチラ<
http://sites.google.com/site/wasedaenvlc/event>をご覧下さい
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E-mail: waseda.env.lc@gmail.com担当:上地 成就
早稲田環境コンソーシアム(WELC)Webサイト:
http://sites.google.com/site/wasedaenvlc/
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2009-12-24

As one of Youth, it's time to send voice to our Ministry of Environment

Hi all, I now joined one project to send the voice of youth to Japanese Ministry of Environment.

How did you feel about the outcome of Copenhagen Conference?
I discussed it with some friends of mine in Seoul.
(now I am in Rep. of Korea. but I'm about to leave Rep. of Korea.)

everyone said it was not enough deal.
yeah, I agreed!
almost world leaders in Copenhagen will die 30 years later.
most of youth like us will live. (hopefully)
but the voice of youth does not reach to decision making.

so several Japanese youths are planning to send the voice to our minister of Environment.
I strongly hope that all you guys join this project.

say "Merry Christmas and listen to our voice" to our ministry of Environment.

(the details is below)
*sorry it is only in Japanese.
転送歓迎
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【緊急企画】
☆小沢環境大臣にクリスマスプレゼント大作戦☆
〜将来を生きる世代から温暖化防止のパブコメを届けよう〜

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小沢環境大臣より、
地球温暖化防止、低炭素社会づくりを進めていくための
基本法をつくろうというメッセージが発表されました。

世の中、本格的に地球温暖化を止めるべく動き出しているような気もしますが、
一方で、COP15という国際会議では、政治的合意はできず、
まだまだ心配でもあります。

そんな気持ちを小沢環境大臣にとどけませんか?


環境省が今、大臣のメッセージに対するコメントを募集しています。

経済も発展できるような法律にしてほしいという
メッセージでもいいです。

この法律には反対する人たちもたくさんいるので、
大臣への応援メッセージでもいいです。

例えば、「エネルギー利用に高い税金をかけて、省エネ生活する人が
得する仕組みにするべき!」といった具体的な提案でもいいです。

将来を生きる私たち世代から小沢環境大臣に
「地球温暖化対策への意見」というクリスマスプレゼントをしませんか?


★目的★
日本の地球温暖化対策の方向性を決める「地球温暖化対策の基本法」に
若い世代の声を反映させること。

★企画内容★
地球温暖化の影響を被り、低炭素社会に暮らす当事者として、
地球温暖化対策の基本法制定に向けた意見を書いて政府に送りましょう!
集まった意見は、クリスマスプレゼントとして小沢環境大臣に届けます!

★参加方法★
㈰小沢環境大臣のメッセージを読む。
本メールの後半にメッセージがありますので、それを読んでください。

㈪メッセージに対する意見を考える。
メッセージを読んで、感じたこと、思ったことを言葉にまとめてみてください。

㈫意見を送る。
考えた意見をメールにして、環境省と作戦本部に送ってください。
↓の様式で送るようお願いします。
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<意見提出様式>
宛先:環境省地球環境局地球温暖化対策課
件名:「地球温暖化対策の基本法の制定に向けたメッセージ」に対する意見
住所:
氏名:
職業:
電話番号:
電子メールアドレス:
意見内容:
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以上の内容を書いて、以下の2か所に送ってください。
サンタさんに間に合うようイヴ(12月24日)までにお願いします。
環境省:chikyu-ondanka@env.go.jp
作戦本部:xmasgift4mrozawa@gmail.com

※作戦本部に集まった意見は、クリスマスプレゼントとして小沢環境大臣に
渡す予定です!アポイントメントがとれ次第、意見を送ってくださった方に
その詳細をお知らせします!

★主催★
小沢環境大臣にクリスマスプレゼントを届ける作戦本部
本部長 :石川世太(エコ・リーグ副代表理事)
主な隊員:猪狩隆清(A SEED JAPAN理事)
     小川拓哉(Campus Climate Challenge 実行委員長)
     廣岡 睦 (気候ネットワーク 学生ボランティア)
     廣瀬翔也(COP15に行ってきた横浜市立大生)
     福島宏希(エコ・リーグ事務局長)
     三本裕子(A SEED JAPAN事務局長)
ほか、10〜30代の地球温暖化が心配な15人ほどが作戦を遂行しています☆

★作戦内容★
【1】作戦本部が大臣への意見を集める。
大臣へ意見を送る際に、私たち作戦本部にも送ってください。
30歳代以下からの意見の数を集計します。

【2】大臣と会う約束をする。
大臣と会えるよう、作戦本部が環境省に申し込みます。
会えることが決まった時点で、意見を作戦本部にお送りいただいた方に
面会同席のご案内をお送りします(同席できるのは30歳代以下)。
※当日、身分確認をしますので、免許証や学生証をお持ちください。

【STEP3】大臣に会い、意見を手渡す。
小沢環境大臣を訪問し、将来世代の思いや意見を直接届けます!
※訪問についてはただいま調整中です。大臣との約束が得られなかった場合は、
環境省幹部から若い世代の声として届けてもらうようにします。


★参加方法★
㈰小沢環境大臣のメッセージを読む。
本メールの後半にメッセージがありますので、それを読んでください。

㈪メッセージに対する意見を考える。
メッセージを読んで、感じたこと、思ったことを言葉にまとめてみてください。

㈫意見を送る。
考えた意見をメールにして、環境省と作戦本部に送ってください。
↓の様式で送るようお願いします。
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<意見提出様式>
宛先:環境省地球環境局地球温暖化対策課
件名:「地球温暖化対策の基本法の制定に向けたメッセージ」に対する意見
住所:
氏名:
職業:
電話番号:
電子メールアドレス:
意見内容:
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以上の内容を書いて、以下の2か所に送ってください。
環境省:chikyu-ondanka@env.go.jp
作戦本部:xmasgift4mrozawa@gmail.com


★小沢環境大臣のメッセージ★
地球温暖化対策の基本法の制定に向けたメッセージ

 地球温暖化問題。鳩山総理大臣が就任直後、国連の会議に出席し、
温室効果ガスを2020年までに1990年比で25%削減すると発言したことで、
世界中で大きく取り上げられました。きっと国民の皆様も、新政権船出の
大テーマとして、この問題に関心を持たれたことと思います。

 地球温暖化の進行には、私たちの日々の活動すべてが大きく関係しています。
そして、その悪影響は、私たちだけでなく、未来の子供達まで永く続きます。
私たちは、すぐにでも手立てを講じてこの問題に立ち向かう必要があります。

 私は、地球温暖化問題の解決のために私たちの文化や豊かさを犠牲にしよう
とは思っていません。真に豊かな生活を実現しながら、温室効果ガスの排出を
抑えられる社会、「エコ社会」を是非構築したい。この「エコ社会」は、
今の経済社会の延長には在りませんが、私たちの底力をもってすれば、
きっと実現可能なものだと信じています。経済社会の有り様が根本的に
変わった、新しい日本を目指します。

 「エコ社会」の実現のためには、我が国の温室効果ガスの排出量を2050年
までに80%、その通過点として2020年までに1990年比で25%削減することを
目指して、社会の変革を図らなければなりません。

 その取組の道筋を明らかにし、あらゆる政策を総動員するため、鳩山内閣は、
「地球温暖化対策の基本法」の制定を図ります。この基本法では、地球温暖化
対策の基本原則、国や地方公共団体、事業者、国民の責務、温室効果ガス排出
削減に関する中長期目標、政策の基本的な方向性等を盛り込みたいと考えてい
ます。

 私は政策の基本的な方向性について次のように考えていますが、私たちが
協力して効果的な対策を進めていくために、国民の皆様の様々な御提案や
御意見をいただければと思います。その際には、民主党が先の通常国会に
提出した「地球温暖化対策基本法案」も是非ご覧いただきたいと思います。

 いただいた御意見を参考にし、その知恵を最大限に活かしながら、最良の
基本法を作りたいと考えています。皆様の積極的な御協力を願っております。

<私の考える政策の基本的な方向性>
 「エコ社会」を実現し、より良い環境を未来に引き継いでいくための行動を
「チャレンジ25」と名付け、国民の皆様と一緒に、対策を進めていきます。
具体的には、例えば、次のような取組が必要となると考えています。

○排出削減に努力する人や企業が評価される経済や社会の仕組みが必要です。
キャップ&トレード方式による国内排出量取引制度の導入や、地球温暖化対策税
の導入を含む税制のグリーン化を進めます。

○国民生活全般に不可欠なエネルギーからの排出を削減するためには、再生可能
エネルギーの普及拡大や燃料転換、省エネなどが重要です。このため、再生可能
エネルギーの固定価格買取制度の導入などを進めます。

○地域ぐるみ・まちぐるみで社会の変革を進めるため、環境にやさしい公共交通
機関の利用が進むまちづくりなど温室効果ガスの排出が少ない都市・地域構造の
構築を目指すとともに、二酸化炭素を吸収する森林の整備を図ります。

○国民の皆様の幅広い参加の下で、具体的な行動を働きかける「チャレンジ25」
国民運動を進め、ものづくりから日々の暮らしまで、様々な活動に伴う二酸化炭
素の排出の削減を進めます。

○我が国の環境技術の強みを生かして将来にわたって国際競争力を保つため、
再生可能エネルギーや電気自動車など、緑の産業に関わる研究開発を進め、
グリーン・イノベーションを推進します。

○米国、中国、インドなどすべての主要国が参加する、公平で実効性ある枠組み
づくりに向け、COP15での合意が後世の人々からも評価されるようなものになる
よう、国際交渉を主導していきます。また、先進国と途上国の架け橋としての
役割を果たすため、「鳩山イニシアティブ」による途上国支援を行います。

平成21年12月11日
環境大臣 小沢鋭仁

以上は、環境省ホームページからのコピーです。
http://www.env.go.jp/earth/ondanka/act_gwc/pc0912.html


★ポイント解説★
意見を考える上で参考までに、メッセージの解説をします。

小沢環境大臣のメッセージは、
非常に力強く、頼もしいものであります。
政府が約束するだけでなく、法律で決められることで、
その実行性は高まりますし、企業など民間団体の行動も促進されます。

一方で、私たち若い世代にとって望む未来の社会は、
単に25%削減というものではなく、低炭素社会づくりが経済力につながり、
一人ひとりがより心豊かに暮らせて、自己実現に挑戦でき、そして、
世界の低炭素化をリードする国として誇りを持てるような社会です。

そのような意味では、この法律の内容だけでは不十分な点もあります。
例えば、以下のような点です。

★エネルギー安全保障との一体的政策
私たちやこれから生まれてくる世代が生きる時代においても、
豊かな文化的社会を営んでいくためには、エネルギーが不可欠です。
しかし、現在頼っている石油や天然ガスには限りがあります。
また、20世紀の戦争の多くが石油など資源が背景にありました。
低炭素社会づくりにおいては、温暖化対策とともにエネルギー安全保障問題
として、エネルギー政策を一体的に戦略的に進めてほしいものです。

★低炭素社会づくりによる経済戦略
社会の低炭素化は、人類の絶対的ニーズです。つまり、その解決策をより早く
実現化させた国や企業が国際競争力を持てるということです。
しかし、日本は省エネ技術でリードしてきたのに、今は既に欧州に追いつかれ
つつあります。再び、世界をリードするために、2050年を視野に入れた
技術開発やインフラ整備に対して、積極的な公共ならびに民間投資が必要です。

★国際交渉における公平性の提案
国際交渉では、国家の発展段階や置かれている状況が違うなかで、単純に
高い目標数値を掲げたからといって、交渉をリードできるものではありません。
これから決められていく枠組みづくりでは、公平性の概念を各国で共有して
いくことが必要だと考えられます。
究極的には、地球市民一人ひとりの排出機会が平等になることが理想です。
よって、今後の国際交渉においては、約束排出量の数値調整の前に、
“1人当たり排出機会の平等”に向かうための公平なルールづくりを
進めてほしいものです。

★低炭素社会をつくる人材の育成
私たちは、低炭素社会をつくっていくだけの十分な能力を教育された記憶が
ありません。低炭素社会を築くのは、“人”です。
自然科学や社会科学といった基礎的能力はもちろんのこと、
低炭素技術を開発する工学系の能力や
技術を世界に売っていくために必要な語学力や
問題解決のためのコミュニケーション能力などなど、
低炭素社会を実現し、自らの自己実現も得られるような人に育つように
教育の質を高めてほしいものです。

★そもそも、どんな社会にしたいの?
私たち若い世代にとって、最大の心配事はこの国の未来そのものです。
経済も、雇用も、子育ても、福祉も、老後も不安です。
低炭素社会とは、私たちが望む“持続可能な社会“の1つの要素ですが、
エネルギーや資源が安心して利用できたり、心豊かに暮らせるなど
温暖化防止以外の効果もあるグランドデザインでもあります。
私たちは、まだ形にできていないですがヴィジョンを持っています。
私たち世代が自ら未来を決められる機会がほしいものです。

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