Call for entries for the 2026 National Elementary and Junior High School 'Paper Recycling' Contest begins.
The Paper Recycling Promotion Center is calling for entries for the 2026 National Elementary and Junior High School 'Paper Recycling' Contest starting June 1st. Focusing on recycling 'miscellaneous paper,' the contest includes essay and poster categories to raise environmental awareness and contribute to a sustainable society.
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The Paper Recycling Promotion Center will hold the '2026 National Elementary and Junior High School Paper Recycling Contest' and begin accepting entries on Monday, June 1, 2026. This contest has been held annually since 2009 to deepen understanding of waste paper collection and utilization, and this marks the 18th edition. By focusing on 'paper' as a familiar resource, specifically 'miscellaneous paper' that is still largely discarded as burnable waste, we provide an opportunity for students to think about recycling. The contest includes essay and poster categories for elementary and junior high school students, with awards such as the Minister of Education, Culture, Sports, Science and Technology Award. The application period runs until November 27. We aim to create opportunities for the next generation to proactively engage with resource circulation and environmental issues.
FAQ
What are the prizes?
There are awards such as the Minister of Education, Culture, Sports, Science and Technology Award, with book cards as supplementary prizes.