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Digital Agency Annual Report 2024

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Three years have passed since the establishment of Digital Agency. This page reports on its activities from September 2023 to August 2024.
The same content is also available in PDF format, so please make use of it.
Digital Agency Annual Report (September 2023 - August 2024) (PDF / 2,893 kb)

  1. Getting Started
  2. Results seen from the data
  3. Results and Progress

Interview video

Getting Started

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What is an Annual Report?

Sharing the current status of digitalisation in society and the results of Digital Agency with the people of Japan and other concerned parties

On September 1, 2021, Digital Agency was inaugurated as the control tower for the realization of the Japanese digital society.

With the aim of creating a society where no one is left behind and diverse happiness can be realized, Digital Agency will lead efforts to promote digitalisation in society as a whole in cooperation with the national government, local governments, private sector, and other relevant parties.

This material is intended to share with the people of Japan and other parties concerned the current status of digitalisation in society, the results of the measures taken by Digital Agency over the past year (from September 2023 to August 2024) based on the latest information, and the progress of digital applications.

Society aimed at through digital utilization

A society where the use of digital technology enables people to choose services that meet their individual needs and realize diverse happiness

The digitalisation of the entire society should be a "people-friendly safe and secure" premised on the digitalisation, while improving the convenience of people's lives, streamlining the work of the public and private sectors, and making the best use of data.
With the advancement of digital technology, it has become possible to provide detailed services tailored to each individual's situation at low cost, and it has become possible for various citizens and users to have valuable experiences.
What we aim to achieve through the use of digital technology is to further promote this and create a society where no one is left behind and diverse happiness can be realized.

Six Visions for the Digital Society
  1. Digitalisation Growth Strategies
    Raise the productivity and digital competitiveness of society as a whole, and aim for a sustainable society that grows.
  2. Digitalisation of semi-public sector for medical, educational, disaster prevention, children, etc.
    Promote cross-sectoral use of data between the public and private sectors and among service providers, and provide optimal services to each individual.
  3. Regional revitalization through digitalisation
    We aim to realize a society in which the attractiveness of the region is improved and sustainability is ensured.
  4. Digital society where no one left behind
    We aim to realize a digital society in which everyone can enjoy the benefits of digitalisation on a daily basis.
  5. Developing and securing digital human resources
    Realize a digital society in which digital human resources are developed and secured.
  6. International Strategy, including the promotion of DFFT
    We aim to realize a society in which reliable and free data distribution across borders is possible.

Digital Agency Action Policies

In Digital Agency, a Mission, Vision and Values has been established and activities are based on it.

Details: Achieving resilient digital infrastructure in the

Formulation of the Priority Plan

"Priority Plan" Toward the Realization of a Digital Society

The "Priority Plan for the Realization of a Digital Society" was formulated to specify measures that the government should promptly and intensively implement so that all parties concerned can work together to promote the desired image of a digital society.

Details: Achieving resilient digital infrastructure in the

Results seen from the data

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Society

This report covers public awareness of digitalisation and administrative services, provision of services that are friendly to the people, promotion of growth strategies, and progress in building a safe and secure digital infrastructure.

Details: Achieving resilient digital infrastructure in the Society

Digital Agency

This report describes the organizational structure of Digital Agency, efforts to improve operational efficiency and productivity, measures to ensure security and transparency, and organizational development in Digital Agency.

Details: Achieving resilient digital infrastructure in the Digital Agency

Results and Progress

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Focus areas and project structure in Digital Agency

Promoting projects based on Digital Agency's three focus areas

In fiscal 2022, we defined three areas of focus for Digital Agency as information necessary for business promotion and decision-making.
Digital Agency links all of its projects to one of these areas and incorporates them into the decision making process for business development.

Specifically, we link the results of individual projects to important indicators in three focus areas and utilize them for human resource management and cost management in accordance with the risk status of the project.

In this way, we are promoting projects that realize the optimal placement of valuable human resources while being aware of the indicators to be achieved in the focus areas.

Diagram of Digital Agency's focus areas and project structure. Projects are managed in relation to the three focus areas from Priority Plan:

Providing services that are friendly to consumers, businesses, and employees

  • My Number System
  • My Number Card diffusion and utilization
  • Mynaportal
  • Digital Authentication App
  • Standardization of local government systems
  • Public service mesh
  • Data preparation
  • Public money receiving account
  • JGrants and gBizID
  • e-Gov
  • Design system accessibility
  • Public Basic Information Database (Base Registry)
  • Development of national and local digital common infrastructure
  • Policy dashboard

Details: Achieving resilient digital infrastructure in the Residents, Businesses, and Employees

digital infrastructure

  • Quasi-public
    • Health, medical, and nursing care
    • Education
    • Mobility
  • Digital invoice
  • Visit Japan Web
  • Revising analog regulations
  • Digital Legislation (Integrated Reform of Systems, Operations, and Systems)
  • Vision for a Digital Garden City Nation 1
  • Vision for a Digital Garden City Nation ②
  • Modernization of the industry
  • Data space
  • AI
  • Trust, digital identity wallet

Details: Achieving resilient digital infrastructure in the digital infrastructure

safe and secure

  • Government Solution Services (GSS)
  • Government Cloud
  • International Strategy, International Strategy, including the promotion of DFFT
  • Optimizing government information systems
  • Security
  • Disaster prevention DX

Details: Achieving resilient digital infrastructure in the safe and secure

Digital Agency

Details: Achieving resilient digital infrastructure in the Digital Agency

Update History

Updated September 2, 2024

  • Part of page 8 of the Digital Agency Annual Report Press Release has been revised.

Updated September 4, 2024

  • The Digital Agency Annual Report Press Conference materials have been partially revised.
    • On page 5, there was an error in the legend of the degree of satisfaction with use, so I corrected it (correct: B can't say either way, C not satisfied)
    • On page 10, we corrected the description about the ownership of the My Number Card of administrative services for residents (correct: owned by about 75% of the population)
    • On page 16, there was an error in the legend of the approval of the digital society, so I corrected it (correct: A, I think it is good, B, I can't say either, C, I don't think it is good)
    • On page 16, there was an error in the legend of adaptation in the digital society, so I corrected it (correct: A is adaptable, B is not adaptable, C is not adaptable).
    • On page 16, there was an error in the legend of satisfaction with administrative services, so I corrected it (correct: B can't say either, C not satisfied)
    • On page 29, there was an error in the year and month of the number of employees, so I corrected it (correct: 2021.9, 2022.7, 2023.7, 2024.7)
    • On page 29, there was an error in the legend of the staff composition, so it was corrected (correct: from the municipality)
    • On page 30, there was an error in the description of thorough protection of personal information, so I corrected it (correct: participation rate of personal information protection training).
    • On page 30, a supplementary note was added on three initiatives in project management and evaluation (Postscript: [Initiatives in Project Management])
    • On page 32, there was an error in the year and month of the employee's organization reliability, so it has been corrected (correct: 2021.11, 2022.5, 2022.11, 2023.11)
    • On page 38, there was an error in the description of strengthening cooperation between the Cabinet Office and ministries and agencies, so it was corrected. (Correct: Implementation of DX Promotion Liaison Meetings between the Cabinet Office and ministries and agencies)