일본의 지역목재 활용과 제품개발 사례

Abstract

The purpose of this study is to recognize the importance of the role of light design in the space of This study delves into instances of regional wood utilization and the development of wood products within the framework of Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). With a specific focus on SDG 12, "Ensure sustainable consumption and production patterns." the study introduces and scrutinizes Japanese cases, examining both the process and the societal impact. The main findings and implications are as follows. Firstly, regarding regional wood utilization and product development, it is crucial to establish shared objectives among local stakeholders, foster voluntary participation, facilitate infrastructure sharing and collaboration, and integrate new technologies to create value. Secondly, the use of local wood can act as a powerful catalyst for achieving regional objectives, including improvements in education, sustainable forestry practices, the implementation of circular economy principles, and the reinvestment of outcomes and benefits, ultimately contributing to the revitalization of the region. The promotion of local wood utilization is likely to foster collaboration and business cycles across various sectors, leading to employment generation and growth in the forestry service industry. Additionally, regional wood utilization is evidently poised to play a substantial role in revitalizing declining regions and establishing considerable value as a regional brand asset.