[For Municipalities] Start for Free: Litter and Cleanup Measures You Can Take Before You Have a Budget
This seminar is held in Japanese.
Start for Free: Litter and Cleanup Measures You Can Take Before You Have a Budget
“We want to do something about littering and illegal dumping.” “We want to make local cleanup activities more active.”
Even so, securing a new budget is hard, and many staff cannot act until next fiscal year's planning.
In fact, the litter-picking app Pirika is free to use. If your municipality only opens an official account and invites residents to post, it costs nothing. Some municipalities are already spreading litter picking for free through an official account.
This webinar explains what you can do for free and how to decide when to move to the paid version.
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Seminar details
Start for Free: Litter and Cleanup Measures You Can Take Before You Have a Budget
Date and time: Tuesday, August 25, 13:00-13:45 JST (30 minutes + Q&A)
Format: Online (Zoom webinar)
Fee: Free
Audience:
- Staff in charge of litter measures or promoting cleanup activities
- People who want to connect with those who do cleanups in their municipality and understand their activities
- People who want to learn how to use the Pirika App
Organizer: Pirika, Inc.
Recommended for
- Want to start with something that needs no budget
- Considering a budget for next fiscal year or later, but want to act this year too
- Not sure how to measure the “results” of cleanups and anti-littering measures
- Want to know where the line is between free and paid
- Want subsidy information in Japan for future budgeting
Program
- Expected to show results without a budget: the real worries of municipal staff
- What you can do for free with the Pirika App
- A step-by-step approach: try it free first, then move to the paid version if needed
- As a future option: an introduction to using subsidies in Japan
Speaker
Kohta Asamidori
Service Division, Pirika, Inc.
While studying at the Faculty of Fisheries Sciences, Hokkaido University, he faced environmental problems through surveys of marine life and decided to solve them with his own hands.
After graduating, he joined Innophys Co., Ltd., a pioneer of work-assist robots (muscle suits), in its early days. He handled sales proposals to many fields such as agriculture, nursing care and manufacturing, and built partnerships with dealers, selling several thousand units a year.
He joined Pirika in 2022. He supports cleanup activities of companies and local governments, mainly helping them set up visualization pages, and makes proposals that fit the needs of each site. He is the sales lead for Shibuya City, Tokyo, and has supported it from introduction to current operation.
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