Outcomes and issues on the local government support for citizen-operated communication sites for elderies in privately owned space: A Study on measures in small local municipalities

Outcomes and issues on the local government support for citizen-operated communication sites for elderies in privately owned space: A Study on measures in small local municipalities

Recently, Social isolation and homebound elderlies are emerging issues in Japan, so municipalities support and encourage citizen operated communication sites in privately owned space. This paper aims to investigate the outcomes and issues of the local government support for such sites in small size...

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Veröffentlicht in:Journal of the City Planning Institute of Japan 2021/10/25, Vol.56(3), pp.1253-1260
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