With the aim of contributing to the development of new technologies related to johkasou, we subsidize the academic research and surveys that form the foundation.
Research projects eligible for grants are, in principle, research related to johkasou, such as the development of new technology related to johkasou, domestic wastewater treatment methods, and social scientific research.
The grant recipients must be researchers affiliated with educational institutions, national or public research institutes, JOHKASOU specified inspecting agencies, public interest or general corporations, etc. in Japan, and the period for research, etc. must, in principle, be such that the results of the research, etc. are obtained by the end of the fiscal year in which the grant is received.
However, the period may be extended if deemed necessary due to the content of the research, etc. and other circumstances.
The grant recipients must be researchers affiliated with educational institutions, national or public research institutes, JOHKASOU specified inspecting agencies, public interest or general corporations, etc. in Japan, and the period for research, etc. must, in principle, be such that the results of the research, etc. are obtained by the end of the fiscal year in which the grant is received.
However, the period may be extended if deemed necessary due to the content of the research, etc. and other circumstances.
- Grant amount
About 1,000,000 yen in the total number of adopted cases
- Grant history (Showa 62 - Reiwa５)
714 applications
181 adopted
Call for Applications for FY2025 JOHKASOU Research Grants
Out of service.
FY2025 Johkasou Research Grant Topics
As a result of the review by the JOHKASOU Research Grant Committee for fiscal year 2025, the proposal was not selected.
Research subsidies for the last 3 years
Year | Task | Representative researcher |
Reiwa ４ | Refinement of residents' communication structure model for the spread of johkasou aiming for a cyclical and symbiotic society | Masanobu Nagao |
Reiwa ５th year | Estimation of microplastic loads in rivers caused by johkasou treated water | Kenta Yamada |
Estimation of microplastic reduction by single-merger conversion with development of simple measurement method | Takumi Shiobara | |
Reiwa ６th year | Visualization of processing performance aimed at overseas expansion of small-scale Johkasou | Iori Mishima |
A study on social acceptability of food produced using irrigation water from agricultural village wastewater facilities | Shuhei Masuda |
Contact
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E-mail: joho@jeces.or.jp
