Volunteer

PEFC Asia-Pacific
  • Individual Member of PEFC Asia Promotions
    2004 – 2013 (10 years)Support for CSR(Corporate Social Responsibility) Activities as an Individual Member
    As an individual member of PEFC Asia Promotions, I supported and endorsed PEFC’s principles of promoting sustainable forest management and environmental conservation. During this period, I deeply realized the importance of environmental stewardship and social responsibility from the perspective of a business leader. This reaffirmed the significance of CSR activities. These efforts toward building a sustainable society remain a core value in my current and future business activities and projects.PEFC Asia Promotions will contribute to the protection of forest/nature of the world through diffusion of the forest certification and chain of custody certification (CoC certification).The PEFC Council is an independent, non-profit, non-governmental organisation, founded in 1999 which promotes sustainably managed forests through independent third party certification. The PEFC provides an assurance mechanism to purchasers of wood and paper products that they are promoting the sustainable management of forests.https://www.pefc.org/
    – Adviser (Free of charge) of JACEA(Japan Australia Cultural Exchange Association) 
    Nonprofit Organization JACEA(Japan Australia Cultural Exchange Association) / Nonprofit Organization JACEA(Japan Australia Cultural Exchange Association)
    Duration: October 2001 to January 2003

    Purposes listed in the articles of incorporation:
    In order to deepen the mutual understanding and friendship between Japan and Australia both countries, at the “grass-roots movement”, promoting the exchange of each field, and aims to contribute to the two countries’ development and goodwill.http://www.jacea.org/http://www.web-clover.net/cgi-bin/13/whats_display.cgi?id:fukushi_main+call:ftky00168+start:170+page:18+mid:fukushi_main
    https://www.npo-homepage.go.jp/npoportal/detail/013000267

     

    • Roles and Contributions:Established and managed the structured online community “30’s Bar,” similar to modern social networking services (SNS)
      Self-taught in HTML, Web Design, PerlScript, JavaScript, and WWW server management
      Created a community website exclusively for members aged 30 and above
      Designed and managed chat rooms, email friend systems, and bulletin board systems (BBS) for the community site
      Organized offline meetings every two months across Japan, with participation from both domestic and international members
      Achieved over 1 million site visits in 2005, with more than 10,000 registered members
      Achievements and Impact:Listed in Yahoo Japan’s directory for free, gaining wide recognition
      Became a major motivation for transitioning to a career in the internet industry
      Successfully built a network of people from various backgrounds
      Utilized self-learned web development skills to create a successful community
      Current Status of the Site:
      The site is now closed.