JCM / Technology
17:00 - 18:30
| Event title | Environmental Crisis ～Environmental refugees in sinking islands～ |
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| Contents | It is a documentary program that depicts the appearance of the local children who live strongly despite their suffering while the living environment undergoes a drastic change. In the desert where the temperature exceeds 50 degrees, a girl who walks a 10 kilometer road and draws water is called a girl who is losing her residence on the island that is going down due to sea level rise, in the slums of Kolkata, the environment refugees "We interviewed them. In addition, we will also introduce the projects that the Japanese government and companies are working on, to cope with global warming, which we have taken up in the program rapidly. |
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Final Programme
Environmental Crisis ～Environmental refugees in sinking islands～
Journalist: Yuri Takeda Fuji Television: Jun Cui
Session Summary
- Outline and purposes of TV program (5 minutes)
"What is the reason for reporting on livelihoods of the environmental refugees who is affected by climate change?"
Environment journalist: Yuri Takeda
Chief of CSR Promotion Office, Fuji Television : Jun Cui - Screening of the program "Environmental Crisis
〜 Environmental Refugees in the Sinking Island 〜" (60 minutes) - About the explanation of program and the role of media on environmental problems (10 minutes)
"Since the Great East Japan Earthquake, as people's interest in the environment is declining, what is the role of awareness raise in environmental issues as a media?"
Environment journalist: Yuri Takeda - About Fuji Television's CSR (10 minutes)
"What is the Global Environment Awards founded in 1992 with the philosophy of industrial development and the symbiosis of the global environment.
Cleaning volunteer activities and beautification activities that increase flowers and greens "
Chief of CSR Promotion Office, Fuji Television - Q&A session (5 minutes)
Key Messages
It’s a great honor that our documentary film has been shown at Japan pavilion COP23. It’s said that it’s a first time in history, a film of a private TV station was selected. In addition, we received a very good reputation and compliments from our audiences. And there was also requests from some participants that broadcast our program in their own country. We will continue to produce documentary programs on the theme of environmental issues. And we’d like to broadcast not only to Japan but to the world the impact of climate change and the importance of the global environment.
Name and organisation of the person(s) who prepared the summary
- Journalist Yuri Takeda
- Fuji Television Jun Cui
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