One of the key dimensions of the SDGs lies in the innovation of various efforts by different entities through decentralized coordination of autonomy. Through “Crossing” various activities, such as efforts by private and public sectors, consumption and investments, IoT, with the SDGs, holds great potential in realizing true sustainable growth; hence “xSDG (cross SDG)”.
The xSDG Laboratoy aims to address and realize diverse social problem solving through the angle of the SDGs, and to do so conduct research in a much broader solution based research methods that go beyond academic research, to make and cumulate the best practices of the SDGs.
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What are the SDGs?
What are the characteristics of the SDGs? How they will be handled and evolved in the future? What governments, companies and local governments are doing in relation to the SDGs? What is expected for us individuals in realizing the SDGs? – all these questions will be answered!
Norichika Kanie
Professor, Graduate School of Media and Governance
Laboratory representative leader
Keisuke Uehara
Associate Professor, Faculty of Environment and Information Studies
ICT & SDGs
Fumitoshi Kato
Professor, Faculty of Environment and Information Studies, Dean, Graduate School of Media and Governance Local revitalization & SDGs
Hiroko Kuniya
Project Professor, Graduate School of Media and Governance
Implementation of SDGs, publication of laboratory research results, transmission of information
Shinya Sakuma
Project Professor, Graduate School of Media and Governance
Local government & SDGs
Kosumo Takagi
Project Research Associate, Graduate School of Media and Governance
Local government and SDGs
Hiroya Tanaka
Professor, Faculty of Environment and Information Studies
Digital fabrication & SDGs
Masatoshi Tamamura
Executive Director of Keio Research Institute at SFC, Professor, Faculty of Policy Management Local revitalization & SDGs
