This seminar will discuss supply chain resilience, whose importance is growing amid the expanding impacts of climate change, and the potential of Early Warning Systems (EWS) to support its realization. It will begin with an opening address by MOEJ, followed by an introduction of public-private partnership initiatives from representative companies of the EWS Initiative. The seminar will then proceed in two parts. Part 1 will feature (i) the sharing of field needs and innovation cases from governments and companies in developing countries, (ii) introduction of the latest technologies from Japanese private companies, (iii) sharing of insights on the potential for contributions in the agriculture and urban development sectors, and (iv) examination of the role of financial support. The panel discussion in Part 2 will incorporate perspectives and case studies from international organizations to discuss the prospects to accelerate public-private partnerships and strengthening supply chains through EWS utilization from multiple angles, while also outlining future potential and directions for cooperation.
Thu 13 Nov. 2025
Brazil time
10:00-11:15
Japan time
22:00-23:15 (+1day)
Advancing Resilient Supply Chains through EWS
Organizer : Ministry of Environment, Japan (MOEJ)
Co-organizer :
Abstract
Program
Opening Remarks
DOI Kentaro| (MOEJ)
Public-Private Partnership EWS Initiatives
ABE Daisuke|"Executive Officer, Sustainability Committee, Weathernews Inc. (WNI)
Part 1 (Presentations)
TBC|TBC
SATO Miki|Director, GX Business Development Department, NEC Corporation (NEC)
YAMANISHI Takashi|Corporate Executive Officer EVP, CSSO, Fujitsu Limited (Fujitsu)
TAHARA Yasumasa|Managing Executive Officer, Development Bank of Japan Inc. (DBJ)
Part 2 (Panel Discussion)
TBC|TBC
TBC|TBC
SATO Miki|NEC
YAMANISHI Takashi|Fujitsu
TAHARA Yasumasa|DBJ
ABE Daisuke|WNI
NAGAMORI Kazumasa|Director, Climate Change Observation Research Strategy Office, Global Environment Bureau, MOEJ
Closing Remarks
NAGAMORI Kazumasa|MOEJ