

We are looking for participants!
SDGs Japan welcomes applications from general regular members, network regular members, information members, corporate members, and group members. "If you want to know about the membership system, please click the link "About SDGs Japan" and check the details of the membership system of SDGs Japan. After that, if you want to join, please access the application form below and After filling in the necessary information, please contact the "SDGs Japan" secretariat (office@sdgs-japan.net).

For profit-making companies/industry groups/economic groups:
To participate as a "Collaborative Group" (Participation Guidelines, PDF)

kinds
Description
Annual Membership Fee/Number of Voting Rights
Social movement group
Membership system
General regular member
(NGO/NPO etc.,
network organization)
Organizations that can participate in general meetings and business management meetings and want to directly commit to the planning, operation, and implementation of policy proposals and public relations enlightenment are eligible.
In addition, there are benefits such as discounts when participating in events hosted by this organization.
1 unit or more of 20,000 yen per unit
Number of voting rights: 1
network
regular member
(network organization)
Among NGO/NPO network organizations, organizations that are difficult to apply for as "general members" in terms of membership fees, membership, organization, etc., or organizations that require consideration.
1 unit or more of 20,000 yen per unit
(May be exempted by decision of the Board of Directors)
Number of voting rights: Varies depending on payment amount
(See Articles of Incorporation)
information member
(NGO/NPO etc.,
network organization)
You can get the latest information on SDGs (in Japan and overseas) and information on civil society network activities related to SDGs. You can also communicate your organization's activities to member organizations, enabling collaboration and cooperation across fields.
Membership fee for the year of joining is exempted