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.
In addition, the recipients of the subsidy are researchers who belong to universities, national and public research institutes, public interest corporation research institutes, NPO corporations, etc.During the research period, in principle, research results are to be obtained by the end of the fiscal year.
However, the period may be extended if deemed necessary due to the content of the research, etc. and other circumstances.
In addition, the recipients of the subsidy are researchers who belong to universities, national and public research institutes, public interest corporation research institutes, NPO corporations, etc.During the research period, in principle, research results are to be obtained by the end of the fiscal year.
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
- Subsidized results (Showa 62 - Reiwa３)
710 applications
178 adopted
Reiwa ５th fiscal year About public offering of research research grant application issues related to johkasou
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Research subsidies for the last three years
Year | Task | Representative researcher |
Reiwa ２ | Research on greenhouse gas emission characteristics and control methods from distributed treatment tanks in tropical and subtropical regions | Fumitake Nishimura |
Reiwa ３ | Development of technology to predict the processing status of johkasou from fixed-point camera images using deep learning | Shuji Kawakami |
Investigation of public awareness regarding the spread of johkasou aiming for a circular and symbiotic society | Masanobu Nagao | |
Evaluate factors that impede decision-making to convert from single-processing johkasou to joint-processing johkasou and propose measures to promote conversion | Yoshiomi Otsuka | |
Reiwa ４ | Refinement of residents' communication structure model for the spread of johkasou aiming for a cyclical and symbiotic society | Masanobu Nagao |
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