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Community Impact in Action
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Research on ideas for disaster-resilient community development and demonstration in Tsunashima Sustainable Smart Town (TSST)
To raise citizens’ disaster awareness, we developed a framework for disaster reduction activities that combines citizen science and participatory art in disaster reduction and developed digital tools to support these activities. The proposed activity framework consists of (1) conducting workshops to express disaster risk and disaster reduction behavior in artworks, (2) exhibiting the artworks on the internet, and (3) appreciating the artworks. Workshops were held with students and citizen participants to test the effectiveness of the digital tools.
Applicable regions
Yokohama, Kanagawa
Implementation period
April 1, 2024–March 31, 2025
Community and Regional Affairs category
- Two-way recycling-oriented collaboration with local communities and societies
- Environmental initiatives
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Contract for project collaborating with citizens: “Resolving Issues in Disaster Prevention Administration through Collaboration among Industry, Government, and Academia”
Cooperating institutions, etc.
Kanagawa Prefecture City of Yokohama,Tsunashima Sustainable Smart Town Management Council
Campus
Yagami
Person in charge
Faculty of Science and Technology Professor Masayuki Kohiyama
Inquiries
kohiyama@sd.keio.ac.jp
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