Governmental Seminar

 

Speaker:  KUWATA Tomoko  (Bureau of Social Welfare and Public Health, Tokyo Metropolitan Government)

Title: Efforts by the Tokyo metropolitan government to establish the best environment in Japan for raising children

 

 

Date&Time: 24 Jun. (Thu.) 2021,  15:00-16:30

Venue: Miyamoto Memorial Hall, Oe campus, Kumamoto University

*This seminar can also be attended through ZOOM.

You can find the Zoom meeting ID and password “HIGO企業・行政セミナー/ HIGO Business and Governmental Seminar（ZOOM）” on Moodle.

https://md.kumamoto-u.ac.jp/course/view.php?id=84771

＊Remote Simultaneous Interpretation available

 

Abstract:

Based on the principle of supporting families with children, the Tokyo metropolitan government has developed the Comprehensive Child Support Program and is undertaking various efforts to build a society in which children—who are responsible for the next generation—are able to grow up in good mental and physical health regardless of the environment surrounding them.

This is the second term plan period with this goal and was developed in March 2020 based on opinions and perspectives from children. Starting with this plan, the Tokyo metropolitan government is developing a system to reflect children’s opinions in policy-making.

In this seminar, I will introduce Tokyo’s efforts to develop strategies and policies from children’s perspectives, describe the lecture that was provided in a course on program development, and outline the children’s symposium which was based on this lecture.

 

PDF: 210624GovernmentalSeminar2021

 

■If you would like to take the e-learning course, please contact at the e-mail address provided below.

 

Email address for correspondance：

higo-program[atmark]jimu.kumamoto-u.ac.jp （[atmark]→@）