Industry-government-academia research is a research that specializes in industry, government, and academia among research aimed at TUFS faculty members identify regional issues from the perspective of contributing to the community and working on solving them. This time, we will hold the following report on the results of research conducted in the two years of 2019 and 2020 at the predecessor's Regional Co-creation Center. This report is an online briefing session using Zoom. We look forward to the participation of citizens and our university students.
In addition, please let us know in advance that you will participate in the event. After confirming the posted items, click the URL below and apply by June 3 (Thu).
Application URL: https://forms.gle/S1JtqdEUjF2DLkD86
◎Can be viewed at home, etc. for online holding (Zoom (*).)
◆Date and time: Tuesday, June 8 18:30 to 19:30
●In order to prevent the spread of COVID-19 infection, viewing is not possible within the university.
◆Participation fee: Free of charge (communication charges for viewing are borne by each person)
◆Application: Required (Please apply from the above URL.)
◆Deadline: Thursday, June 3
◆Capacity: 70 people
◆Required software: Zoom app (recommended viewing with the app is recommended and available for free version)
◆Others: Please install and configure the Zoom app, etc. by yourself. We will send you a Zoom entry guide email to those who have applied by the day of the event.
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[Report: Industry-Government-Academia Study] Research on Securing Welfare Human Resources - Focusing on Shimonoseki City
Reporter: Prof. Toshimitsu Nanba
Collaborative Research Representative: Professor Yumiko Tanaka
Overview:
With the declining birthrate and aging population in Japan, we are in a situation where we can secure welfare personnel. Particularly in the Chugoku region, the shortage of welfare-related staff (especially care workers) may be a major problem. In Shimonoseki City, it is necessary to further train welfare-related workers in response to the remarkable population decline and the super-aging society. With the above social situation in mind, we will grasp the activities of welfare-related facilities in Shimonoseki City and the activities of Shimonoseki City Hall, and report that can be reflected in administrative measures.
[Date of publication: 2021.4.26]
[Contact]
Shimonoseki City University Urban Mirai Creation Strategic Organization (Regional Cooperation Division)
TEL. 083-254-8613 / FAX. 083-253-1622
E-mail. [email protected]