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[Recommendations] Regional Resilience in an Era of Population Decline

Mitsubishi Research Institute simulated residential policies for 10 actual municipalities with populations under 50,000 and published 4 conditions for sustaining communities amid population decline as recommendations. Going forward, it will refine the simulations and advance policy recommendations, consulting and solutions for local governments.

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Announced details

Policy recommendations and policy simulations related to regional resilience, consulting and solutions for local governments
Applicable field (uses covered by this announcement)

Local-government policy under population decline, residential policy, government and daily-life services, infrastructure maintenance, land management, regional resilience

What the company reported numerically
Quantitative Effects

Residents relocating from depopulated areas: approximately 5% in total; average relocation distance: 3.3 km; transition period: 30–40 years. The proportion of A City's area recommended for residential use 40 years from now is approximately 50%.

Location (as indicated in this announcement)

2-10-3 Nagatacho, Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo

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Source (materials cited by the company)

Prepared by the OECD, Ministry of Land, Infrastructure, Transport and Tourism, Ministry of Agriculture, Forestry and Fisheries, and Mitsubishi Research Institute

Announced details
ItemDetails
Names of Products / Services CoveredPolicy recommendations and policy simulations related to regional resilience, consulting and solutions for local governments
Applicable areaLocal-government policy under population decline, residential policy, government and daily-life services, infrastructure maintenance, land management, regional resilience
Location2-10-3 Nagatacho, Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo
Quantitative EffectsResidents relocating from depopulated areas: approximately 5% in total; average relocation distance: 3.3 km; transition period: 30–40 years. The proportion of A City's area recommended for residential use 40 years from now is approximately 50%.
SourcePrepared by the OECD, Ministry of Land, Infrastructure, Transport and Tourism, Ministry of Agriculture, Forestry and Fisheries, and Mitsubishi Research Institute
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CounterpartyCounterparty overviewRelationship with the CompanyContract ValueOffering priceContract DateLaunch dateAward/certification nameAwarding / certifying bodyRegistration number and expiry dateLocation scaleUsage historyImpact on Business Performance

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Population decline and ageing reduce tax revenues and the available workforce, making it difficult to maintain government and daily-life services and infrastructure across the same scope and in the same manner as before.

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