Understanding the Attraction of Local Governments for Migrants
As more individuals seek new living environments, local governments are adapting to meet this demand through effective migration and settlement policies. The importance of these strategies has become evident, particularly highlighted by the upcoming online seminar, "Reiwa 6 Migration and Settlement Strategy Survey Report Meeting," hosted by the General Incorporated Association for Municipal Digital Transformation (GDX).
Scheduled for May 28, 2024, this event has already seen overwhelming interest, exceeding initial expectations with over 100 applications within just one week. Consequently, the capacity for this informative session has been expanded from 50 to 150 participants.
Seminar Overview
The seminar will explore the current status and challenges of migration and settlement initiatives across Japan. By showcasing successful examples and effective services, attendees will gain valuable insights into why certain municipalities are becoming attractive spots for newcomers.
Highlights of the Report
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National Survey Results:
The seminar will present data collected from a comprehensive survey conducted across all prefectures, cities, and municipalities in February 2024. This analysis, which encompasses insights from 340 local governments, reveals the real-world efficacy of various policies aimed at boosting resident populations in local areas.
2.
Showcasing Successful Cases:
A key theme will focus on addressing the question, "Why are certain municipalities experiencing an influx of migrants?" We will delve into specific success stories and illustrate how targeted services and support can facilitate settlement in these communities.
3.
Distribution of Free Materials:
As a token of appreciation for participation, all attendees will receive a complimentary report on the 2024 Migration and Settlement Strategy Survey. Distribution of these materials will commence in early May.
Event Details
- - Date: May 28, 2024
- - Time: 10:00 AM to 11:30 AM (doors open at 9:50 AM)
- - Format: Online via Zoom (participants will receive the access link via email two days before the event)
- - Participation Fee: Free
- - Target Audience: Municipal officials and GDX members
- - Registration: To register for the seminar, please follow the link provided. In case of any issues, you may also register via email at [email protected] or by phone at 03-6683-0106.
About GDX
The General Incorporated Association for Municipal Digital Transformation (GDX) promotes digital transformation in local governments, striving for sustainable community development. Collaborating with various municipalities, GDX supports solving regional challenges through digital technology while fostering innovation. The organization aims to expedite local revitalization by acting as a bridge between local governments and businesses through digital transformation initiatives.
Contact Information
For any inquiries, please refer to the contact details below:
- - Organization: General Incorporated Association for Municipal Digital Transformation (GDX)
- - Address: 3F R Cube Aoyama, 1-3-1 Kita-Aoyama, Minato-ku, Tokyo
- - Phone: 03-6683-0106
- - Email: [email protected]
- - Website: GDX Official Website
Join us to uncover effective migration strategies aimed at revitalizing our communities and fostering sustainable growth.