In order to create a sustainable society and secure a safe food supply, it is crucial to have a secure environment for agriculture, trust in agricultural products, and low environmental risk from agrochemicals. Although agrochemical use in Japan is managed by a registration system, producers do not have a sufficient understanding of the risks these chemicals can pose to their health and environmental security. There is also no system in place for agrochemical collection and disposal, and ACSES is currently conducting research to clarify the substantial amount of agrochemicals sitting unused. This project aims to provide agrochemical users such as farmers with opportunities to learn about the risks, and support the appropriate collection and disposal of unused chemicals. Specifically, this will involve providing a website and courses containing information on agrochemical risk, creating regional models to support investigations into the unused agrochemical situation, and aid discussions regarding concrete methods for regular collection.