Japan Regional Disaster Prevention Innovations - 100 Years of Unchanged and -

Subject | Natural Science

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Japan Regional Disaster Prevention Innovations - 100 Years of Unchanged and -

Public policy studies
Disaster prevention studies
Systems engineering
Regional sociology

Contents Provider：milab co. ltd., MSD inc.
For the past 100 years, life after natural disaster in Japan has remained unchanged. Known as a disaster-prone nation, Japan faces numerous challenges and obstacles in disaster preparedness and response. This series introduces these issues and the efforts to overcome them. Part 1 will explore society's response to disasters and the associated challenges. Part 2 will address the practical issues related to disaster prevention. Part 3 will present new regional initiatives for disaster preparedness, featuring concrete examples. This series aims to provide viewers with insights into the responses and challenges faced by communities and local governments in the face of increasing natural disasters, offering new perspectives on disaster prevention.

Target
Bachelor, Master, Doctor, General, High school
Language
Japanese
Caption
Japanese
Lecture time
45-60min.
Start month
Anytime
Length
Short
Delivery method
Ondemand

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Content／学習内容

Disaster and Society: Unchanging Issues and New Challenges
- 100 years of Unchanged
- What "Disaster-Prone" Means
- "disaster-prone country" ≠ "disaster-prevention-prone country."
- "Uneaten" Food
- The 20% Issue
- The Merits and Demerits of Being "Patient"
- "self-help," "mutual-help," and "public-help"
- Lecture video
Facts to be faced
- Local Government, The Truth on Disaster Prevention
- The Pitfalls of "Being Prepared"
- Nature of Issues Related to Disaster Countermeasures
- Lecture video
Disaster Prevention Innovation from Local Government
- Breaking Away From the Picture
- Aim of the Kita-Shiribeshi Area
- Concept and Action of Kita-Shiribeshi
- Lecture video

Staff／スタッフ

- Content Production
Asano Takamitsu

MSD inc. / Space Food Lab. inc.

Director

Collaborator:
milab co. ltd. CEO Takashi Karino
Tohoku University International Research Institute of Disaster Science Professor of Tsunami Eng. Fumihiko Imamura
Space Caster Crossover Innovation Navigator Remi Enomoto

Competency／コンピテンシー

Literacy
Problem finding ability
Autonomy
Flexibility
Language proficiency

Specialized competencies

Ability to understand issues related to disaster prevention
Systems Thinking
Local City related Problem Finding Ability

Learning Goal

Understand the meaning of “unchanged for 100 years.”
Understand the concept of a “disaster-prone country” and “disaster-prevention-prone country”
Learn about and recognize the importance of disaster food issues.
Understand the importance of self-help, mutual-help, and public-help.
Recognize the challenges of disaster countermeasures facing local governments.
Learn about the pitfalls and challenges of “being prepared.”
Understand the nature of issues related to disaster countermeasures.
Understand the importance of regionally initiated disaster prevention innovation.
Understand the aims and objectives of the Kita-Shiribeshi wide-area disaster prevention collaboration.
Learn about the concept and actions of the Kita-Shiribeshi wide-area disaster prevention collaboration.