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2015年、国連サミットにおいて持続可能な開発目標（SDGs）が記載された「持続可能な開発のための2030アジェンダ」が加盟国の全会一致で採択され、人間のみならず、他の生命体、および地球自体の「いのち」を危険にさらす様々な課題に立ち向かうことが約束されました。

そして今、産官学民が一体となってSDGsの達成を推進していくだけでなく、その達成目標年である2030年以降どのような社会を実現したいのかを、SDGsが謳う「誰一人取り残さない」の精神に立って「みんな」で考え、話し合い、行動に移していかなくてはなりません。

今回はGoal 8 （働きがいも経済成長も）を中心に活動する世界的組織Global Sustainability Network (GSN)とともに、「生きること」と「働くこと」の関係をとらえ直すことを目的とします。

また、Goal 11（まちづくり）とGoal 17（パートナーシップ）の視点を取り入れることで、あるべき経済、社会とそれを成立させる都市・地域の形を探ります。

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日時：2024年3月28日（木） 14:00～18:30
場所：大阪大学中之島センター７階共創フロアセミナー室（メタバース、YoutTubeでのオンライン配信も予定）
定員：250名（対面100名＋オンライン150名）

主催：大阪大学社会ソリューションイニシアティブ（SSI）、Global Sustainability Network (GSN)
共催：いのち会議
後援：伊勢志摩観光コンベンション機構、大阪大学先導的学際研究機構「新たな防災」を軸とした命を大切にする未来社会研究部門（New-POD）

14:00　 第1部　トークセッション＜会場：7階共創フロアセミナー室＞
開会挨拶　　　堂目 卓生　大阪大学大学院経済学研究科教授、SSI長
Raza Jafar　GSN代表
登壇者　　　　木多 道宏　大阪大学大学院工学研究科教授、SSI副長
山岡 万里子　ノット・フォー・セール・ジャパン（NFSJ）代表、出版翻訳者
Scott Cunningham　教育やテクノロジー分野の起業家、SDGuild設立者
Irene Gampel　ウクライナ生まれ、Embrace Foundation設立者
モデレーター　松本 文子　大阪大学大学院工学研究科特任准教授

15:50　 会場との意見交換

17:00　 第2部　ポスターセッション＜会場：メタバース空間+5階いのち共感ひろば＞

18:30　 全体終了

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大阪・関西万博を望む大阪市港区の上空にメタバ―ス会場を設定しました。このメタバ―ス会場では14:00からのシンポジウムと17:00からのポスター発表をご覧いただくことができます。
17:00からのポスター発表では、大阪大学の留学生たちが万博会場の周辺地域のまちづくりに取り組んだ成果をメタバ―ス内の会場で発表します。


メタバ―ス会場にお入りいただくためにclusterへのログインが必要です。
ClusterとはPC、スマートフォン、VR機器などからメタバ―スに入ることができるアプリケーションです。
設定に1時間近くかかる場合がありますので事前にご用意ください。初めての方や不慣れな方のために、ワールドをシンポジウム当日の13:00から開きます。
当日中之島センターで対面にて参加される方も、17:00以降は5階いのち共感ひろばにご移動いただいて、大型スクリーンからメタバースの様子をご覧いただくこともできます。

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>>Flyer of the event

Osaka University Social Solutions Initiative 6th Symposium
“Living and Working
-What kind of economy and society values “Inochi(Life)”?
What kind of community development supports it?”

= Purpose =
In 2015, at the United Nations Summit, the “2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development,” which included the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), was unanimously adopted by all member states. This agenda promises to address various challenges that endanger not only human life but also the “life” of other species and the Earth itself.

Now, it is imperative for government, industry, academia, and civil society to work together to promote the achievement of the SDGs. Moreover, in line with the spirit of “leave no one behind” advocated by the SDGs, it is essential for everyone to consider, discuss and take action on what kind of society they want to realize beyond 2030, the target year for achieving the SDGs.

This initiative, in collaboration with the Global Sustainability Network (GSN), which focuses on Goal 8 (Decent Work and Economic Growth), aims to reassess the relationship between “living” and “working.”

Furthermore, by incorporating the perspectives of Goal 11 (Sustainable Cities and Communities) and Goal 17 (Partnerships for the Goals), the initiative seeks to explore the ideal form of economy, society, and the cities and regions that support them.

Registration

= Date =
Thursday, March 28th, 14:00 – 18:30 (JST)

= Venue =
Seminar Room on the 7th floor of the Co-Creation Floor and Inochi Plaza on the 5th floor in Osaka University Nakanoshima Center
+ Online (YouTube Live + Metaverse)

= Capacity =
250 participants (100 in person + 150 online)

= Co-sponsor =
Osaka University Social Solutions Initiative (SSI), Global Sustainability Network (GSN) and Inochi Forum

= Support =
Iseshima Tourism & Convention Organization and OU Research Division for Future Society that Values Life with a focus on “New Prevention of Disaster”（New-POD）

= Program =
14:00 Part 1: Talk Session
Venue: Seminar Room on the 7th floor of the Co-Creation Floor
Speakers: Prof. Michihiro Kita, Ms. Mariko Yamaoka, Mr. Scott Cunningham and Ms. Irene Gampel
Moderator: Specially Appointed Associate Prof. Matsumoto
15:50 Discussion with the audience
17:00 Part 2: Poster Session
Venue: Metaverse Space + Inochi Plaza on the 5th floor
18:30 End of the entire event

= About Metaverse =
The venue for the Metaverse is set up over the Osaka City’s Minato Ward, overlooking the site of Expo 2025 Osaka, Kansai, Japan. The Talk Session starts at 14:00 and the Poster Session starts at 17:00.
At the Poster Session, international students in Osaka University will present results of their work on community development in the area surrounding the Expo site at the Metaverse.

To watch the poster session in the metaverse venue, you need to log in to “Cluster.”
“Cluster” is an application that allows you to enter the metaverse from a PC, smartphone, or VR device, etc. For detailed instructions on how to set up Cluster, please refer to here https://cluster.mu/en.

It may take up to an hour to set up, so please prepare in advance. For those who are new or unfamiliar with Cluster, we will open the metaverse venue from 13:00 on the day of the symposium.
Those who will participate at the Nakanoshima Center on the day of the event are welcome to move to the 5th floor Inochi Plaza after 5:00 p.m. to watch the Poster session in the Metaverse on large screen.

= Speaker Profile =
Michihiro Kita
Professor, Division of Global Architecture, Graduate School of Engineering, Osaka University, Japan, Vice President of SSI and Deputy Director of New-POD (Research Division for Future Society that Values Life with a focus on “New Prevention of Disaster”). He has been researching architectural and urban design inheriting contextual value of communities and cities in Japan and abroad, and improvement of informal settlements in Africa.
community development in collaboration with Toyonaka City and Kaizuka City in Osaka Prefecture, and Accra, Ghana in Africa.

Raza Jafar
Representative of GSN. Entrepreneur in the banking and aviation industries, currently involved in real estate development and hospitality management. He founded and chairs Palazzo Versace in Dubai and has won numerous awards including the World Luxury Hotel Award 2016.

Scott Cuninngham
Entrepreneur in education and technology; founder of SDGuild.
He supports many charitable causes and has been active with many Nobel Peace Prize winners, including Kailash Satyarthi and Leymah Gbowee.

Irene Gampel
Born in Kiev, Ukraine, he moved to Israel at the age of 11. He then moved to the United States, where he earned a Bachelor’s degree in Business Administration from San Diego State University. After a successful career in banking and property management, he founded the Embrace Foundation, which focuses on the needs of the world’s most vulnerable people.

Mariko Yamaoka
Representative of Not for Sale Japan (NFSJ)/Published Translator. She founded NFSJ in 2011 to raise awareness of the issue of modern slavery. As a steering committee member of the Japan Network Against Trafficking in Persons (JNATIP) and co-chair of the Citizens’ Network for a Sustainable Society through Consumption (SSRC), she is active in lobbying governments, businesses, and consumers.