<Documentary ON> Korea and Japan find a breakthrough in fat loss...What are the measures to overcome the fat loss crisis?

2024-11-01 14:41:05

examines each region's efforts to attract young people and ways to improve local finances for extinction response policies tailored to local circumstances.

However, we need to find another support policy and secure the budget before 2025.

Population policies and regional extinction response policies must be implemented with a long-term perspective, but local policies are difficult to implement without support from the central government.

The problem is that the financial conditions in which each locality can establish its own policies and execute its budget are poor.

Local finances largely consist of internal resources, which are directly collected taxes (local taxes, non-local tax revenues), and transfer resources supported by the central government.

Among the previous specifications, the local grant tax is a budget distributed by the central government to enable poor local governments to provide a certain level of administrative services, and the national treasury subsidy, another previous financial resource, is a budget with a limited purpose and scope so that it can be used only for specific projects.

The government office is not involved in the management of this joint-stock company, and instead, the tourism association operates the organization and implements policies with its own profits.

Niseko plans to use the saved budget and new taxes to revitalize the region.

This is to view sunlight and wind as local resources, allow residents to participate as shareholders in solar power generation or wind power generation using them, and share the profits with the residents.

In order for each region to implement policies tailored to its own situation and environment, the autonomy of local governments must be guaranteed.

 

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