From 1980 to 1987, Shapla Neer was stationed in Bangladesh and was the secretary general of the Citizens' Overseas Cooperation Association. From 1990 to 1993, the International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies and the Japanese Red Cross Society were stationed in Bangladesh. , 14-22 Professor at Sacred Heart Women's University. His main publications include "The World of NPOs and NGOs" (co-edited, The Open University of Japan, 2021), "Studying the SDGs" (co-edited, Homubunka-sha, 2018), "66 Chapters for Understanding Bangladesh (3rd Edition)" ( Co-edited and authored, Akashi Shoten, 2017), Non-War Dialogue, NGO (Co-edited and authored, Shinhyoron, 2017).

He has held NPO/NGO management positions for about 25 years in the field of strengthening civil society in Japan and overseas, including the United States (6 years) and South Africa (5 and a half years). From 2010 to 2015, civil society was involved in the United Nations process for formulating the SDGs. Since around 2016, he has been focusing on the spread of impact management, and currently serves as a member of the Financial Services Agency's GSG domestic advisory committee "Study Group on Impact Investment", a director of the Japan Evaluation Society, and chairman of the training committee. SDG Impact Criteria Training Certified Trainer from August 2022.

In 2001, participated in the establishment of an NPO corporation only for university students. In 2003, he joined the Tottori City Council of Social Welfare (volunteer coordinator). In 2005, he changed jobs to the NPO Okayama NPO Center (currently the representative director). Since then, he has participated in the establishment of NPO Minna no Rakushu Research Institute (Representative Executive Officer), PS Setouchi Co., Ltd. (Representative Director), Kitanagase Area Management (Representative Director), and SDGs Network Okayama (Chairman). As a social ``mechanist'', he works on facilitating various projects.

Born January 21, 2002. Affiliated to the JYPS secretariat from August 2020, responsible for dissemination and enlightenment of Youth-led advocacy in the participation department. From December 2021, participate in the SDGs Promotion Roundtable. Since May 2022, he has been serving as the secretary general of JYPS, and has been making policy recommendations in Japan and coordinating advocacy for international conferences. I have experienced internships at network NGOs and NGOs working on peacebuilding.

After working at a private company, worked at the Columbia University Graduate School of Business, Japan Institute of Economics and Business, and the Asia Foundation Japan. Participated in the formulation of ISO26000 (social responsibility). A member of the Sustainable Sourcing Code working group of the Tokyo Organizing Committee for the Olympic and Paralympic Games, a member of the SDGs promotion roundtable, and a deputy secretary of the Business and Human Rights NAP (National Action Plan) Civil Society Platform. From 2017 to the end of July 2019, he served as the representative director of the SDGs Civil Society Network, which was established in 2016.  

Gender, development, and humanitarian assistance at the External Affairs Department of the Japanese Red Cross (currently the International Affairs Department), the United Nations Development Fund for Women (currently UN Women) Asia-Pacific Region Bangkok Office, an international cooperation consulting company, and the Global Human Rights Research Center. , has been involved in supporting the implementation of various programs in the field of human rights, as well as conducting surveys and research. A member of the SDGs Promotion Roundtable. 2019C20 co-chair. 2022 W7 Advisor.

Doctor of Political Science. Participated in refugee support activities while researching refugee acceptance policies in developed countries. After that, he was involved in the management of various NGOs and foundations. At SDGs Japan, he is in charge of dissemination and enlightenment projects, and manages group public relations and event planning. In addition to serving as a commentator for Asahi Shimbun Digital, he has also been active as an expert member of the Cabinet Office Gender Equality Promotion Liaison Council since August 2009.

Author of "FGM (female genital mutilation) and issues surrounding the concept of gender-based persecution: A study from the perspective of feminist international law" (Waseda University Press).

After graduating from Sophia University in 1987, he has been a lawyer since 1990. He became interested in human rights education and learned about the Convention on the Rights of the Child. After returning to Japan, while working as a lawyer, he worked on human rights issues for children, women, and foreigners, human rights education, and international human rights activities in Japan and overseas through NGO activities. Since 2017, he has been the first Japanese member of the UN Committee on the Rights of the Child, and since 2021, its chairman.

Based on my work experience in the international field of disability and development at the Secretariat of the Japan Promotion Council for the International Year of Disabled Persons, the Secretariat of the DPI Asia-Pacific Block Council, and the Social Development Department of the United Nations Economic and Social Commission for Asia and the Pacific (ESCAP), Through international cooperation activities at the Disability Institute and its parent organization, the DPI Japan Conference, he is mainly engaged in the development of leaders of persons with disabilities in Asia and Africa. We will also carry out enlightenment activities to increase interest in disability issues in the international arena.

Born in Takaoka City, Toyama Prefecture. After working for private companies and environmental NPOs, he joined the Japan NPO Center in 1998. From 2014 to 2017, he was the secretary general of the organization. Since 2017, he has held concurrent posts at SDGs Japan and the Japan NPO Center, and has been in his current position since April 2019. In addition to consulting, training, and giving lectures on the promotion of SDGs, he is developing activities that emphasize multi-stakeholder processes, making use of his experience in planning and operating collaborative programs with industry, government, and NPOs. Kyoto Seika University Councilor, Science and Technology (JST) STI for SDGs Judge, Adachi Ward Cooperation/Co-creation Partner Fund Examination Chair, Hosei University Faculty of Human Environment Part-time Lecturer, etc.

After graduating from university, he got a job at an environmental organization. Participated in the 2002 United Nations Decade of Education for Sustainable Development (ESD) promotion campaign, the 2010 biodiversity COP10 citizen network, and the launch and operation of the Rio+20 Earth Summit NGO Liaison Committee. . Involved in the operation of the Global Environment Partnership Plaza since 2003. In his current position, he promotes partnerships such as promoting and disseminating SDGs and creating opportunities for dialogue. Serves as a member of the Ministry of the Environment's SDGs Stakeholders Meeting, as a member of the Board of Directors of the Overseas Environmental Cooperation Center, the National Organic Agriculture Promotion Council, and the Africa-Japan Council.

Born in Kanagawa Prefecture, lives in Sapporo, Hokkaido. He has been in charge of the administrative office of Sapporo Free School "Yu" since its establishment (1990). Since 2003, we have been working on education for sustainable development (ESD), and since 2020, we have been implementing the Hokkaido Major Group Project. In addition, he is involved in lectures, research and proposal projects on the theme of restoring the rights of the Ainu people. In addition, NANCiS (Civil Society Space NGO Action Network) organizer, Ainu Policy Review Citizen Conference Steering Committee, Hokkaido NGO Network Council Director, Rakuno Gakuen University part-time lecturer, etc.

After graduating from university, in 1989, joined the Nada Kobe Co-op (currently Coop Kobe). Engaged in reforming the home delivery business since 2003 after working in the home delivery field. After launching the dinner support business in 2011, he has been in charge of organizational reform since 2012. In June 2018, he was seconded to the Japanese Consumers' Co-operative Union, and was in charge of the Household Goods Division, and from September 2020, he was in charge of the General Management Division. Since March 2022, he has been in charge of SDGs, union member activities, social and regional activities, disaster relief, and consumer policy at the Organization Promotion Headquarters (current position).