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    How TEEB approach

    would be suited forthe Japanese context.

    Tetsu HattoriTEEB Working group.

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    Japanese Context : Will

    2

    Government

    Local government

    Enterprises

    FarmersScientists

    NGO/NPO

    Local council

    ChildrenLand owner

    Ourselves

    Who is key player of local BD conservation?

    2008/12/6-7 @Japan

    Internet Research N=1,000 (Age=over 20)

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    Yes

    (Usually)

    Yes

    (Sometime)

    No

    (But I will)

    No,never

    ONLY 4.5% People usually join conservation program.

    3

    How often do you join BD conservation?

    2008/12/6-7 @Japan

    Internet Research N=1,000 (Age=over 20)

    Japanese Context : Action

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    Japanese Context : I will promise for BD

    4

    n %

    30313 100.0

    19805 65.3

    14710 48.5

    12938 42.7

    6718 22.2

    6010 19.8

    65.3

    48.5

    42.7

    22.2

    19.8

    0% 20% 40% 60%

    1

    2

    3

    4

    5

    1.itadakimasu

    2.Buy eco-lavels goods

    @ shopping

    3.Find a favorite animal

    4.Think BD

    @ shopping

    5.Make Biotope

    @home

    2009/7/7-8 @Japan

    Internet Research N=30,313

    (Age=over 20)

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    Japanese Context : Market Segment

    5

    Have/Will you paid for green consumption for BD?

    n %

    30313 100.0776 2.6

    4313 14.2

    12190 40.2

    8574 28.3

    4460 14.7

    Innovator:

    (Yes, I do yet.)

    Early adaptor:

    (Yes, I will.)Early majority:

    Late majority:

    Regard:

    (No,never.)2009/7/7-8 @Japan

    Internet Research N=30,313

    (Age=over 20)

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    Two power resources.

    Love

    Money

    CEPA Action

    to local residents

    Marketing Actionto urban consumers

    To activate.

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    Toyookas experience : Reintroduction Red list specieOriental white stork.

    Trial of reintroduction

    Urban Consumer

    Academic background

    MEDIA/CITY/NGO

    Oriental White StockReintroduction program

    Eco

    Truism

    Green

    Consumption

    Investment

    Conservation

    Successions

    CEPA

    Learning

    and

    GrowthAcadem

    Process

    (Local Gov)

    Customer

    Finance(Demand)

    Result

    40Years

    Increase numbers more

    than 120.

    A scientist (Dr.Ikeda) persuade

    key person of community.

    Proliferation protection:

    3.9 billion yen (1964 -)

    Reintroduction :

    56 billion yen (1993 -)

    One Billion yen Twice price!

    City economy (income) increased 1.4%

    (4.1 billion yen)

    Donated 20 million yen per year

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    KABUKURIs experience : Wetland Conservation.

    Local Community

    Urban Consumer

    CEPA (NGO)

    MEDIA

    Investment to

    Firmers Community

    Eco

    Truism

    Green

    Consumption

    PES (Local gov)

    Conservation

    Successions

    Ecological Farming

    Learning

    and

    Growth

    (NGO)

    Process

    (Local Gov)

    Customer

    Finance

    (Demand)

    Result

    (Farmer)

    3Years

    BRAND(Twice price!)

    Succeed to Register Ramsar

    Conventions wetland.

    Persuade key person

    of farmers community.

    Ramsar Network Japan.

    Ordinance to compensate for

    the agricultural damageby the wild geese and PES.

    Osaki City

    Support from Media.

    Create new demand

    in business context.

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    Kabukuri-numa water-retarding basin

    The wintering area forover 30,000 wild geese.(i.e.Anser albifrons frontalis

    (White-fronted Goose)

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    Opposing relationshipwhen setting up the movement

    River Manager

    FarmerScientist

    Environmentalist

    The wild geese damage

    the rice paddy

    unavoidableOpposition

    for preservationof marsh and lives

    Full-scale dredging for

    increasing the capacity

    Cooperative relationship

    CompensationUse of the dredged sands

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    Clear up the cause of the problems

    Indifference about the natural resource of LakeKabukuri-numa

    Wetland CEPA action

    Awareness

    Local residents began to regard LakeKabukuri-numa as their treasure

    Local Community

    CEPA (NGO)

    Local Residents

    Participating in the voluntary activities for

    wetlands conservation

    Meetings and proposals

    based on scientific data

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    Farmers Converting to organic farming methods

    Fuyumizu-TamboFlooding rice paddies in

    winter to spread thedistribution of waterfowl

    Restoring about 50ha ricepaddies next to LakeKabukuri-numa to natural

    wetland

    Conservation

    Successions

    Ecological Farming

    Local Governing Bodies (Tajiri town/Osaki city)

    Ordinance to compensate for the agricultural damageby the wild geese, PES for Fuyumizu-Tambo.

    Investment to

    Biodiversity

    PES (Local gov)

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    Brand Extension : demand side.

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    n %

    800 100.0

    1 344 43.0

    2 325 40.6

    3 271 33.9

    4 264 33.0

    5 256 32.0

    6 246 30.8

    7 242 30.3

    8 240 30.0

    Do you decease satisfaction when the pricerise because of BD?

    Space to payment from urban consumers.

    Foods

    CarsDrinks

    Aquarium, zoo, botanical garden

    ClothesKitchen commodities

    ElectronicsMuseum

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