FIF’s activity and SDGs
Aiming to contribute to SDGs
Since its foundation in 2006, FIF has made social contributions through cooperating with various stakeholders. FIF aims to contribute towards SDGs, a set of shared goals by the international society, through different activities utilizing the knowhow and networks accumulated over the years.
By promoting activities towards five of the 17 goals and related targets, FIF has been contributing to the achievement of SDGs goals.

What is SDGs?
SDGs stands for Sustainable Development Goals, which is adopted in 2015 by the United Nations General Assembly, aiming for “No one is left behind” from the world. It consists of 17 goals with 169 targets, intended to be achieved by both developing and developed countries by 2030.
The 169 targets on this page are quoted from the following website.United Nations, “Take Action for the Sustainable Development Goals – United Nations Sustainable Development”. Retrieved September 6, 2021.

Quality Education
In this changing world, it is becoming more and more important for young generations to identify issues, to cooperate with others and to find solutions. In order to support such activities, FIF’s “Kids Innovation Lab” organizes a wide range of programs for future generations from preschoolers to university students. In 2024, FIF held an international event where high school handball club students received skills training from world-class players of Paris Saint-Germain, which is one of the top handball teams.


Achieving Gender Equality
Fostering female STEAM talents is strongly needed for maximizing welfare and developing Japan’s economy. FIF strongly supports the career development of female students having strong interests in science and technology. In 2023, FIF held an online seminar where female scientists and engineers in universities and firms had lively talks with female students seeking for their careers. In 2024, FIF organized events for female students to discuss with female IT consultants with degrees in science and engineering to develop their careers.


Industry, Innovation,
and Infrastructure
FIF’s “Member Companies Lab” provides an open innovation platform for managers and next-generation leaders in various industries to learn about global trends and cutting-edge technologies and to discuss common issues and challenges.
FIF’s “Kids Innovation Lab” organizes various events for children to talk with corporate managers and to experience advanced technologies, in order to provide opportunities for them to seek for their careers and to develop their ability to design their own society in the future.


Reduced Inequalities
Since 2016, “Kids Innovation Lab” has been providing IT-based para-sports experiences, using a VR app developed by volunteer engineers of Future Corporation. FIF creates various opportunities for young generations to consider and understand the importance of a symbiotic society. As part of such activities, FIF holds experience sessions of VR Blind Soccer®, visits elementary schools to provide learning opportunities, and supports exhibitors at relevant events.


Partnerships for the Goals
FIF’s activities are supported by various stakeholders, including companies, government agencies, and schools. “Member Companies Lab” holds various seminars with experts to promote the development of regional economies and the cooperation among firms, governments, and academia. “Kids Innovation Lab” organizes wide-ranging programs for children to obtain knowledge and experiences. As part of such activities, IT consultants talk directly to children in workshops at elementary schools.
