1. 0 Report on 2011-2012 Activities for WECC2015 World Engineering Conference and Convention in Kyoto September 19, 2012 Science Council of Japan The Japan Federation of Engineering Societies The 2 nd International Advisory Board Ljubljana, Slovenia WECC2015 Organizing Committee

2. 1 The 2nd International Advisory Board Meeting 1.Organizational Structure 2.Update of Preparatory Activities by WECC2015 Organizing Committee 2-1. Vision and Program Structure 2-2. Funding Plan 3. Future Activities

3. 2 Organizing Committee International Advisory Board Professional Congress Organizer FinanceTheses PublicityCeremony Exhibition Program Fundraising Tour & Visit Open Program Engineering Cafe Kyoto Steering Committee Board of Group Leaders 1 ． Organizational Structure WECC2015 Implementing group

4. 3 PositionOrganizationAffiliation Honorary President TBD Honorary Chairman Science Council of Japan (SCJ) Ex. President Hiroyuki YOSHIKAWA Advisor Moriya UCHIDA, Hideo Oohashi, Teruo KISHI, Tsutomu KIMURA, Hiroshi KUWAHARA, Hiroshi KOMIYAMA, Hajime SASAKI, Tsuneo NAKAHARA, Hiroshi MATSUMOTO Chairman The Japan Federation of Engineering Societies (JFES) PresidentAyao TSUGE Vice Chairman SCJ, JFES, academic societies, industrial circles Member Organized mainly from sectoral groups of JFES and with concerted efforts including governments and business communities WECC2015 Organizing Committee (Inaugurated on July 25 2012) ３

5. 4 Kick-off Meeting WECC2015 Organizing Committee Established on 25 July 2012 The Organizing Committee members are from core engineering entities, the central and local governments, universities and Japanese leading companies.

6. 5 Formulate Funding Plan and revise it as required Deliberate on and determine key issues (theme, program, etc.) Conduct PR activities to disseminate information to relevant agencies Notify decisions as needed basis to supporting organizations including WFEO, SCJ, and business communities and receive feedbacks Role of WECC2015 Organizing Committee

7. 6 2 ． Update of Preparatory Activities by WECC2015 Organizing Committee WECC2015 Organizing Committee -1 ． Vision/Program 2-1 ． Vision/Program 2-2 ． Funding Plan 2-2 ． Funding Plan

8. 77 In 21 st century, people expect to create sustainable society where they can live in safety and security with rich welfare as well as material wealth, as a basis for fostering diverse culture. For this purpose, it is required to further improve, not only social asset technologies related to water/food, energy, transportation, information etc., but also operational tools such as institutional systems which are use to support our social life, such as social technology science with an expanded view on social receptivity and wellbeing. This is the social mission assigned to engineering in 21 st century, and fulfillment of this mission will require not only innovation of each advanced technology, but also integration of technologies of advance design technologies for optimizing total system of society, and reinforcement of science-driven innovation capability which is pursued from integrated perspectives of natural science and social science, From this standpoint of the 21 st century’s social mission and challenges of engineering, WECC2015 will assemble industrial circles, academic societies, governmental authorities, and public citizens from around the world, and will contribute to consolidate the innovation networks to link intellectual creation and societal value creation. WECC2015 Vision （ as of September 2012 ）

9. 8 Program design aims to provide a balanced perspective between local and global interests, with focuses on innovation required for achieving sustainable growth together with the advances in key technologies required for the innovation. Participation from Government-Academia-Industry-NPO Government: International + National + Municipalities Academia: Engineering+ Medical + Agriculture + Economy +Society Industry: Large enterprises + medium and small firms Public: Dialogue with citizens and children/ youth Based on the fundamental concept of Engineering for Society, WECC2015 places an emphasis on the both sides of; “Innovation” which engineering communities are challenging “Key Technologies research and development” challenged by engineers and researchers for establishing the basis of the innovation Concept of Program Design （ as of September 2012 ）

10. 9 I-1 Lessons learned from Great East Japan Earthquake, Recovery and Rehabilitation I-2 Green Innovation (Simultaneous Pursuit of Environment, Energy, Economy) I-3 Life Innovation (Fusion with Life Science, Engineering for Medical Care) I-4 Strengthening Industrial Competitive Capability I-5 Strengthening Capability of “Science& Technology-driven Innovation” and “Education” Common Theme: Engineering for Innovation and Society I. Innovation for Sustainable Growth and Societal Development II. Engineering Research & Development for Innovation Ⅲ. Realizing Origin of Engineering for Society Ⅲ -1 Social Mission of Engineering Ⅲ -2 Reliability of Technology and Risk communication II-1 Machinery （ Land Use, Ship & Ocean, Aviation & Space, Control & Acoustic ） II-2 Information/Electronics （ ICT, Computer Science, Electronic devices ） II-3 Chemistry/Material （ Applied Science, Chemical Engineering, Metal, Ceramics, Polymer ) II-4 Construction （ Civil Engineering, Architect Engineering, Urban Engineering ） II-5 Resource/Energy （ Power Systems, Energy Conversion & Materials ） II-6 Physics （ Applied Physics, Earth Planetary Physics, Geophysics ） II-7 Life Science （ Agriculture, Medical Science, Pharmaceutics, Biology, Biochemistry, Food ) WECC2015 Program Structure (as of September 2012)

11. 10 Nov 28 (Sat) Nov 29 (Sun) Nov 30 (Mon) Dec 1 (Tue) Dec 2 (Wed) Dec 3 (Thu) Dec 4 (Fri) WFEO- TSCs WFEO- TSCs Open Ceremony & Plenary Session Parallel Sessions Parallel Sessions Tech. Visit WFEO Executive Council WFEO GA WFEO- TSCs WFEO- TSCs WEC Regist. Parallel Sessions Parallel Sessions Parallel Sessions & Closing Ceremony WFEO Executive Council WFEO GA WECC Get together WECC Banquet + GA Gala Dinner Nov 28 (Sat) Nov 29 (Sun) Nov 30 (Mon) Dec 1 (Tue) Dec 2 (Wed) Dec 3 (Thu) Dec 4 (Fri) Engineering Cafe Tour & Visit Tour & Visit, Exhibition Social Program Main Program WECC2015 Note: Session design may be flexibly modified

12. 11 Social Program Engineering Cafe Tour & Visit Exhibition Communication Space for Engineers and Citizens (including High School and University students) Visit to High Technology Factory Experience of Japanese Technology & Culture Organizations Companies Ministries Universities

13. 12 RevenueExpenditure Item Amount (thousand yen) 1 Registration fee 129,700 2 Exhibition fee 27,930 3 Grants/Contribution 35,500 4 Other 46,870 Total240,000 Item Amount (thousand yen) 1 Preparation 85,280 2 Conference Operation 136,200 3 Post-Conference 1,260 4 Other 17,260 Total240,000 2-2 ． Funding Plan (Draft) 2-2 ． Funding Plan (Draft) （ as of September 2012 ） (2,400,000Euro)

14. 13 Month and YearDescription September 2012 Report to WFEO Executive Council and organize International Advisory Board for consolidating opinions at World Engineering Forum 2012 in Slovenia March 2013Report to WFEO Executive Board at UNESCO Headquarters September 2013 Report to WFEO General Assembly and Executive Council at World Engineers’ Summit 2013 (7-13 September) September 2013 Organize International Advisory Board at World Engineers’ Summit 2013 for consolidating opinions March 2014Report to WFEO Executive Board at UNESCO Headquarters September 2014 (To be confirmed) Report to WFEO Executive Council and organize International Advisory Board for consolidating opinions in Nigeria March 2015Report to WFEO Executive Board at UNESCO Headquarters November 2015WECC2015 March 2016 Report results of WECC 2015 to WFEO Executive Board at UNESCO Headquarters 3 ． Future Activities

15. 14 WECC2015 World Engineering Conference and Convention in Kyoto Best week of the year to fully enjoy the gorgeous autumn of full color and culture of Japan Ｎｏｖ．２８～Ｄｅｃ．４, ２０１５ 16