Im Jun-hong et al.: Public Facilities Reform in an Era of Population Decline

The country's economy is under pressure because of the population decline, and the infrastructure and public facilities are coming. How do we approach these challenges in Japan, where we are before we are? Nito Nobuhi, who has taken over the public property committee of the Department of Traffic and Traffic, offers the following solutions:. The whole public facility needs to be re-structured, and it should be closed in terms of a deep and unconscionable population decline that will allow public facilities and services to meet the needs of the people. At the same time, we look for ways to make the population spread as easily as possible. We need to develop a comprehensive policy to enhance the attractiveness of cities and areas. He stresses that the underlying reforming process should have a philosophy of village making. It is necessary to gain the understanding and support of the people and to develop the creativity of the population so that they can have access to the accessways to participate in the construction of compressed cities. The book will be used as a basic research material for the establishment of policy in the basic self-saving organization by reforming public facilities to meet the population decline and by providing tools to strengthen and compress the civil service.

Korean title: 인구감소 시대의 공공시설 개혁

Korean author: 임준홍 외

Korean publisher: 한울아카데미

ISBN-13: 9788946059788