The market size of the environmental industry in 104,219,900,000,000 yen, the report released on June 19, 2018 reported that the domestic environmental industry in FY2016 was estimated to be 104,219,900,000,000 yen (920,000 milion USD, up 3, 6% YoY), and the size of employment Increased by 2 ・ 6% to about 2.6 million people and the largest in the past. Compared with 2000, the ratio of the environmental industry in all industries increased by approximately 1.4 times, from 6, 1% to 10, 4% in 2000.The impact of Japan on economic growth is growing. The definition of the environmental industry is divided into the following four fields, "supplying products and services, contributing directly or indirectly to environmental protection and resource management, and contributing to the realization of a sustainable society".
(1) Prevention of environmental pollution.
(2) Measures against global warming.
(3) "waste disposal and effective use of resources".
(4) "Conservation of the natural environment".
The market size was increased by 8% to 49,623,400,000,000 yen compared with the previous year (1). On the other hand, 33,258,700,000,000 yen (2), which has been towing the expansion of the environmental industry in recent years, declined by 2%. (3) 12,746,400,000,000 yen, down 0 ・ 2%. But (4) increased by 4% to 0% to 8,592,200,000,000 yen.
Exports amounted to 11,313,300,000,000 yen, down 7% to 1%, and imports were estimated at 3,892,400,000,000 yen, down 3 and 6%. This report is also the main public demand, private demand, and small and medium-sized companies are not able to be denied that the survey has not reached, but the environmental industry of this country is steadily growing steady first of all. The expansion is expected in the third industrial sector, mainly in the service industry, the field for the purpose of securing energy and resources, and consumer goods and living items. The golden rule of the success of the environmental industry and business is the foundation of entrepreneurship on the extension line of our core businesses.
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