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Risk of adapting to reduced waste generation and the transition to a circular economy

First written in FY2026. . Latest entry: FY2026.

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  1. FY2026First statedAnnual report

    「If Japan’s declining birthrate, aging population and population decline continue, and consumption and economic activity stagnate due to a recession in Japan, waste generation may decline, particularly in the construction and manufacturing industries」

    Population decline, economic stagnation, higher recycling rates and changes in waste volumes and treatment methods resulting from the transition to a circular economy were organized as long-term risks that could reduce commissioned volumes.
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