C-Cube Consulting Awarded Contract for 'Feasibility Study on Okayama Regional Resource Circulation Project'
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- C-Cube Consulting Awarded Contract for 'Feasibility Study on Okayama Regional Resource Circulation Project'
- C-Cube Consulting Co., Ltd. has signed a contract with the Okayama City Board of Education to conduct a feasibility study for the 'Okayama Regional Resource Circulation Project.' The project aims to promote inquiry-based learning and educational digital transformation through school-enterprise collaboration, verifying the feasibility of a sustainable public-private partnership model.
- Source: PR Times
- Date: June 18, 2026
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C-Cube Consulting Co., Ltd. has signed a contract with the Okayama City Board of Education to conduct a feasibility study for the 'Okayama Regional Resource Circulation Project.' The project aims to promote inquiry-based learning and educational digital transformation through school-enterprise collaboration, verifying the feasibility of a sustainable public-private partnership model.
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- C-Cube Consulting Awarded Contract for 'Feasibility Study on Okayama Regional Resource Circulation Project' (June 18, 2026), PR Times
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- June 18, 2026
C-Cube Consulting Co., Ltd. has signed a contract with the Okayama City Board of Education to conduct a feasibility study for the 'Okayama Regional Resource Circulation Project.' The project aims to promote inquiry-based learning and educational digital transformation through school-enterprise collaboration, verifying the feasibility of a sustainable public-private partnership model.
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C-Cube Consulting Co., Ltd. (Representative Director: Tadashi Nishihara) announces the conclusion of a service contract with the Okayama City Board of Education (Superintendent: Taisuke Miyake) regarding the 'Feasibility Study on the Okayama Regional Resource Circulation Project.'
1. Project Name
Feasibility Study on the Okayama Regional Resource Circulation Project
2. Background and Objectives
The Okayama City Board of Education is promoting inquiry-based learning and educational digital transformation (EdDX) by fostering collaboration between schools and enterprises, in line with fundamental educational guidelines. At the same time, local businesses have expressed strong interest in participating in education for purposes such as social contribution and brand awareness. However, current mechanisms for effectively matching schools with regional resources (including companies, private organizations, and higher education institutions) are insufficient, making it essential to establish sustainable public-private partnerships.
This project will conduct needs assessments, case studies, and pilot support initiatives based on expert knowledge to verify the feasibility of establishing a 'commercialization framework for public-private collaboration' that enables optimal coordination between government and private sectors, while also laying its foundational groundwork.
3. Scope of Work
To verify feasibility and build the foundation for establishing a 'commercialization framework for public-private collaboration,' the following tasks will be carried out:
(1) Needs assessment targeting schools and local enterprises regarding public-private collaboration
(2) Case studies on matching schools with regional resources
(3) Planning and implementation of pilot projects, referencing successful matching cases
(4) Trial support for citizen-oriented event initiatives in collaboration with local enterprises and other organizations
C-Cube Consulting Co., Ltd. will continue to work alongside stakeholders to turn their envisioned futures and aspirations into reality.
Chugoku Shinkin Financial Group Corporation
Phone: 086-223-3110
Public Relations Center: Okajima (Ext. 2255)
1. Project Name
Feasibility Study on the Okayama Regional Resource Circulation Project
2. Background and Objectives
The Okayama City Board of Education is promoting inquiry-based learning and educational digital transformation (EdDX) by fostering collaboration between schools and enterprises, in line with fundamental educational guidelines. At the same time, local businesses have expressed strong interest in participating in education for purposes such as social contribution and brand awareness. However, current mechanisms for effectively matching schools with regional resources (including companies, private organizations, and higher education institutions) are insufficient, making it essential to establish sustainable public-private partnerships.
This project will conduct needs assessments, case studies, and pilot support initiatives based on expert knowledge to verify the feasibility of establishing a 'commercialization framework for public-private collaboration' that enables optimal coordination between government and private sectors, while also laying its foundational groundwork.
3. Scope of Work
To verify feasibility and build the foundation for establishing a 'commercialization framework for public-private collaboration,' the following tasks will be carried out:
(1) Needs assessment targeting schools and local enterprises regarding public-private collaboration
(2) Case studies on matching schools with regional resources
(3) Planning and implementation of pilot projects, referencing successful matching cases
(4) Trial support for citizen-oriented event initiatives in collaboration with local enterprises and other organizations
C-Cube Consulting Co., Ltd. will continue to work alongside stakeholders to turn their envisioned futures and aspirations into reality.
Chugoku Shinkin Financial Group Corporation
Phone: 086-223-3110
Public Relations Center: Okajima (Ext. 2255)
FAQ
What is the goal of the Okayama Regional Resource Circulation Project?
To create a sustainable framework connecting schools with local enterprises to promote inquiry-based learning and educational digital transformation.
What role does C-Cube Consulting play in this project?
They conduct needs surveys, case studies, and pilot programs to verify the feasibility of a public-private collaboration model.
Can this project be applied to other regions?
Yes. If a successful model is developed, it could be replicated in other municipalities and educational institutions.