This is a project in which children will learn the
importance of human lives and how to survive from Natural
Disasters with students who have experienced earthquakes and
other disasters.
In 1995, people in Hyogo
experienced the Hanshin-Awaji earthquake and
suffered much damage. We realize the fear of natural disasters.
We can not stop natural disasters, however, we can
decrease the damage from them. This is what we learned
through our experience.
Board
of Education of Hyogo has been putting in serious efforts to
tackle the “New Disaster Prevention Study” since the
Earthquake. They have published these guide books for the schools.
Children
of Hyogo have been studying the “New Disaster Prevention
Study” for almost ten years through their terrible but
significant experiences of Hashin-Awaji Earthquake. The goal is to
use the lessons we learned from the Earthquake and help the
children grow to be wonderful adults with voluntary mind.
The new iEARN project
“Natural Disaster youth Summit 2005” will start from September 2004. Children from all over the world and Japanese children will
share the study of disaster prevention and importance of living.
Our motto is “Think about the importance
of human life!
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remembering
the Hanshin-Awaji Earthquake day.
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Summit:
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10th
Earthquake Memorial
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Date:
January 18(Tues)
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Place: Awaji Yume Butai International Conference Center,
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Natural Disaster Youth Summit 2005 in Hyogo
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Date : March 25 (Fri) ~ March 28 (Mon), 2005
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Place:
JICA Hyogo,
Awaji Yume Butai International Conference Center,
Hyogo Japan, so on
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Summary
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“Natural Disaster Youth Summit 2005” Project
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iEARN Project in the field of natural science
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・ Theme |
Think about the importance of human life!
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September 2004 to March 2005 |
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Youth
will discuss how to cope with the damages and how to support
the recovery.
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・ Size : |
main 20 schools from Japan;
15 from overseas.
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They
will be divided into 5 groups by different
themes.
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Agenda
For six months, youth will study together using ICT and adapt
the “Hyogo Declaration of the Earthquake Youth Summit.” After that ,they will continue to work using the worldwide
network of the disaster prevention education.
Through the six month study, they will work on the roles of
the schools and youth at the time of earthquakes and recovery, the
youth’s points of view work on the reducing damages and recovery
from the damages.
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Participating Schools
The core group will be the youth who have experienced
earthquakes in countries such as Japan, Taiwan, Turkey, Iran,
India, the United States, Armenia, Indonesia, Australia, and
Argentina.
Fifteen schools from Japan and ten from overseas will
participate. They
will be divided into five groups and discuss in each group using
ICT. The schools in Japan, mainly from Hyogo Prefecture, will be
recruited by the end of August.
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Procedure
At each stage of the project, the students will do self
introduction and discussions using the Internet video conferences.
The reports are done on the Forum.
Also, they will build homepages and gather, share, analyze
and send information.
At the last stage of the project, they will hold
“Earthquake Youth Summit 2005 in Hyogo” and present the
project result using the international video conference and adopt
the “Earthquake Youth Summit 2005 Declaration.”
The representative of the Japanese youth will give it to
the head of Hyogo board of education , Mr.Masayoshi Takeda. At the
end, the video Summit and the report of the project will be
completed. They will
continue to keep the network of the youth on the World Disaster
Prevention Education.
10th
Earthquake Memorial
The
event on 18th was a great success. Report
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Painting Exhibition and TV Conference with the children of
Iran
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iEARN Project in the field of natural science
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Children’s paintings exhibition
“Talk about the Earthquakes through Paintings”
Report on the Great Earthquake of Bam, Iran A video conference with Iran to the participants at the UN Disaster
Prevention Conference.
Video
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January 18 ( Tue ), 2005
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Awaji Yume Butai International Conference Center
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150
students from Japan
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2 Agenda
This is the Natural Disaster Youth Summit in
association with the UN Disaster Prevention Conference.
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Children’s paintings exhibition “Talk about the
Earthquakes through Paintings”
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Main exhibition will be the paintings done by the children
of Bam, Iran.
They
were painted to help heal the wounded hearts of the children.
Also the paintings
by the school
children of Hyogo and other quake devastated areas
throughout the
world.
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Report on the support of the Great Earthquake of Bam,
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Iran-Japan Paintshop
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Report on the financial support done though jEARN donation
to buy the painting
supplies.
Counseling
of the children in Bam
Advice by a Japanese teacher who experienced the Great
Hanshin-Awaji Earthquake was translated and published in an Iranian newspaper.
It was used by the local teachers who needed the firsthand care for the children.
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V Video Conference with Bam, Iran
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The p Participants of the
Natural Disaster World Youth Summit will
have a pre-meeting via a Video Conference.
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Youth’s
interview with the participants of the UN Disaster Prevention
Conference
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Natural
Disaster Youth Summit 2005 in Hyogo more
1 Summary
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・Title :
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Natural
Disaster Youth Summit 2005 in Hyogo
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・Theme :
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Think about the importance of human life
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March 25
( Fri ) - March 28 ( Mon ), 2005
Marchi 25-26
UNISEF PARK PROJECT 2005
20
students from overseas, 30 students from Japan (Plan)
March 27 Group
Activities
・ Panelists : 20
students from overseas, 100
students from Japan (Plan)
・ Advisors :
3 specialists
March 28
Adooption of the Earthquake Youth Summit in Hyogo
Declaration
30
people (10 adults, 20 students ) from overseas, 470 people ( 70 adults, 400 students ) from Japan
Video
intervie
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Awaji Yume Butai International Conference Center,
Hyogo Japan, so on
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2 Agenda
As explained in Section 2, it is hoped that Natural
Disaster Youth Summit 2005 Project can be concluded
by gathering together representatives of the participating youth
who would report the results of team discussions and then all
together compile and adopt the Natural Disaster Youth Summit
Declaration.
Natural
Disaster Youth Summit 2005 in hyogo Timetable
(Plan)
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Events
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March
24 (Thurs)
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Arrival
in Japan, at Japanese family
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March
25 (Fri)
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UNICEF PARK PROJECT 2005
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International Workshop-
~ Healing
and Learning from Nature (Plan)
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Let’s
build a Park with friends from all over the world TOGETHER!
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National Akashi
Strait Park
KOBE
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March
27 (Sun)
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A.M.
Registration ( Local participants gather. )
Trip to Nojima Fault Memorial ( Meeting with
earthquake survivors )
P.M.
Youth
Summit
Discussion of project procedures, Reports from
Project teams, Completion of final draft of Summit
Declaration
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Nojima
Fault
JICA
Hyogo
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March
28 (Mon)
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A.M.
Preparations
P.M.
Presentation
of the Declaration
At
night Farewell
Party
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Yumebutai
International
Conference .
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March
29 (Tue)
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A
day with the host families
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March
30 (Wed)
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Return
to home countries
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