Coca-Cola "Learning from the Forest" Project Water Resource Conservation Activities 20th Anniversary Special Website Launched
Coca-Cola Bottlers Japan has launched a special website to commemorate the 20th anniversary of its "Learning from the Forest" project, a water resource conservation initiative started in 2006. The project has involved collaboration with local communities to promote water resource conservation in the watersheds surrounding its 17 factories nationwide, and the website introduces its history and achievements.
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Coca-Cola Bottlers Japan Co., Ltd. (Headquarters: Minato-ku, Tokyo; Representative Director, President and CEO: Karim Dragan; hereinafter "the Company") has launched a special website to commemorate the 20th anniversary of the Coca-Cola "Learning from the Forest" Project, a water resource conservation initiative that began in 2006 and will celebrate its 20th anniversary in 2026.
20th Anniversary Special Website: https://www.ccbji.co.jp/morimana-20th/
Coca-Cola "Learning from the Forest" Project: A Journey So Far
As a company whose business relies on the invaluable resource of "water," the Company is committed to water circulation in the watersheds surrounding its factories. Starting in 2006, the Company began water resource conservation in cooperation with local communities. Currently, it has signed agreements with 61 organizations, including 27 local governments, for water resource conservation in 15 watersheds around all 17 of its factories, promoting water source nurturing activities in forests identified as factory water source areas.
This special website looks back at the 20-year journey of the Coca-Cola "Learning from the Forest" Project, which has been carried out in various parts of the Company's operating area, in step with the water resource conservation activities undertaken since 2006. It also features a video showcasing the expansion of activities supported by collaboration with diverse stakeholders, including conservation forest owners, local governments, forest associations, companies, and NPOs. Furthermore, to mark the 20th anniversary, celebratory messages from regional partners who have been involved in the Coca-Cola "Learning from the Forest" Project are also posted.
The Coca-Cola "Learning from the Forest" Project has provided opportunities to learn about the water source nurturing functions of forests and their role in biodiversity conservation through experiential programs such as forest thinning and tree planting, nature observation, and woodworking. The Company believes that participants' experiential understanding of the connection between nature and people will lead to the continuation of community-based water resource conservation. The 20th-anniversary special website aims to connect the experience of community collaboration cultivated so far to the next generation and to make more people aware of water resource and biodiversity conservation efforts. Moving forward, the Company will continue to work with local communities on water resource conservation, guided by the desire to "nurture the future from forests and water."
Coca-Cola "Learning from the Forest" Project 20th Anniversary Special
https://www.ccbji.co.jp/morimana-20th/
Reference: Coca-Cola Bottlers Japan Water Initiatives
https://www.ccbji.co.jp/csv/environment/
*The information contained in this news release is current as of the announcement date. Please note that the latest information may differ.
20th Anniversary Special Website: https://www.ccbji.co.jp/morimana-20th/
Coca-Cola "Learning from the Forest" Project: A Journey So Far
As a company whose business relies on the invaluable resource of "water," the Company is committed to water circulation in the watersheds surrounding its factories. Starting in 2006, the Company began water resource conservation in cooperation with local communities. Currently, it has signed agreements with 61 organizations, including 27 local governments, for water resource conservation in 15 watersheds around all 17 of its factories, promoting water source nurturing activities in forests identified as factory water source areas.
This special website looks back at the 20-year journey of the Coca-Cola "Learning from the Forest" Project, which has been carried out in various parts of the Company's operating area, in step with the water resource conservation activities undertaken since 2006. It also features a video showcasing the expansion of activities supported by collaboration with diverse stakeholders, including conservation forest owners, local governments, forest associations, companies, and NPOs. Furthermore, to mark the 20th anniversary, celebratory messages from regional partners who have been involved in the Coca-Cola "Learning from the Forest" Project are also posted.
The Coca-Cola "Learning from the Forest" Project has provided opportunities to learn about the water source nurturing functions of forests and their role in biodiversity conservation through experiential programs such as forest thinning and tree planting, nature observation, and woodworking. The Company believes that participants' experiential understanding of the connection between nature and people will lead to the continuation of community-based water resource conservation. The 20th-anniversary special website aims to connect the experience of community collaboration cultivated so far to the next generation and to make more people aware of water resource and biodiversity conservation efforts. Moving forward, the Company will continue to work with local communities on water resource conservation, guided by the desire to "nurture the future from forests and water."
Coca-Cola "Learning from the Forest" Project 20th Anniversary Special
https://www.ccbji.co.jp/morimana-20th/
Reference: Coca-Cola Bottlers Japan Water Initiatives
https://www.ccbji.co.jp/csv/environment/
*The information contained in this news release is current as of the announcement date. Please note that the latest information may differ.