[Seminar] Essential Knowledge and Practical Methods for Green Procurement
"Is that procurement really okay?" Responding to strengthened environmental regulations! Quickly learn practical knowledge for green procurement that you can use starting tomorrow in 2.5 hours.
As environmental regulations continue to strengthen, "green procurement" in corporate supply chains has become an essential issue that cannot be overlooked. This seminar will comprehensively cover the essential knowledge required for those responsible for green procurement in various departments and management positions, from the basic principles to domestic and international regulations, as well as specific research and practical methods, all within 2.5 hours. We will address concerns such as "I don't know where to start" and "I want to understand the latest regulatory trends," providing practical know-how that can be directly applied to your work starting tomorrow. Since it will be held online, you can participate from anywhere. ■ Recommended for: Persons in charge of green procurement at companies and their managers Managers in supplier management or CSR departments Those who want to learn about the latest trends in environmental regulations and practical responses.
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1. Basic Principles of Green Procurement 1.1 What does green procurement signify? 1.2 Reasons why green procurement is necessary 1.3 Types of regulations worldwide and how to assess them 1.4 Green procurement as an organizational activity 2. Regulations, Systems, and Operations 2.1 chemSHERPA Component List - Easily understand regulatory content 2.2 SDS - Safety certification within Japan 2.3 IMDS - A materials database used globally 2.4 How to conduct investigations and considerations - Is it OK or NG? 3. Let's Move Forward 3.1 First, consider the flow - Confirm the flow of green procurement 3.2 Establish a cooperative system - Communication within and outside the company 3.3 Understand the required content - What is needed, what kind of documents 3.4 Caution with external databases - When dealing with external data like IMDS 3.5 Supply Chain - As a vendor and manufacturer, "What should we do?" 3.6 Mutual actions - Repeated employee training and compliance with laws 3.7 To continue doing it - Leave evidence of "What is the purpose?" and "What is needed?"
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Acquire essential knowledge efficiently in a short time In just 2.5 hours, you can systematically learn essential knowledge for personnel, from the basic principles of green procurement to the latest regulations and practical approaches. You can efficiently enhance your skills amidst your busy work schedule. Directly applicable to your work starting tomorrow You will understand specific responses to challenges you face in your daily work, such as chemical substance information transmission and supplier investigations. Your worries about "where to start" will be resolved, allowing you to tackle your tasks with confidence. Respond to domestic and international regulations and reduce business risks You will grasp the latest trends in strengthening domestic and international environmental regulations (such as the RoHS Directive and REACH Regulation) and clarify the measures your company should take. This will help prevent business risks due to regulatory violations and enhance the reliability of your supply chain. Participate easily from anywhere Since the event is held online via Zoom, you can join from your office or home. You can attend expert lectures without incurring travel time or costs.
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We are a technical consulting partner that aims to rebuild "design quality" and "compliance" in the manufacturing industry from the upstream. Kamikami Corporation prioritizes three specialized areas: waterproofing, thermal and mechanical design, compliance with quality management standards, and green procurement and chemical substance regulation compliance. Additionally, we provide AI utilization support services for the manufacturing industry. Our representative, Takashi Suzuki, is a mechanical design expert who has worked on world-class ultra-thin smartphone waterproof designs at Fujitsu. He has supported over 100 manufacturing companies in improving design quality, mass production yield, regulatory compliance, and on-site AI implementation. The year 2026 saw significant changes in regulations and systems surrounding the manufacturing industry, including the addition of chemical substance regulations (with the number of SVHC candidate substances increasing to 253 as of February 2026) and the revision of AI-related guidelines (AI business operator guidelines version 1.2 in March 2026). Our company continuously keeps up with these developments and provides support based on the latest information to ensure that our clients do not experience "unintentional compliance gaps." "Our stance is to fundamentally improve design quality and mass production yield." We invite you to start with a free consultation (60 minutes) and feel free to reach out to us. Updated June 2026.
