Dashboard on the State of Local Government Front Yard Reform Efforts

In Ministry of Internal Affairs and Communications, we are promoting the "Local Government Front Yard Reform," which aims to improve convenience for residents and work efficiency by diversifying and enhancing points of contact with residents using My Number Card and improving counter services.
In addition, the "Local Government Frontyard Reform Model Project" is being implemented to support the construction of comprehensive reform models for each population size and to develop them horizontally.
In this dashboard, we aim to further accelerate efforts by visualizing the status of front yard reform efforts so that other local governments can refer to it.

Contents

1. Local Government Frontyard Reform Initiatives (Prefectures)
2. Local Government Frontyard Reform Initiatives (Municipalities)
3. Municipal Frontyard Reform Model Project
4. Points to Note

1. Local Government Frontyard Reform Initiatives (Prefectures)

The status of local government front yard reform efforts is shown by prefecture.
For a detailed explanation of each item, please refer to Definition of Defining Data.

• State of Local Government Frontyard Reform Efforts (Prefectures) (Full Screen)

2. Local Government Frontyard Reform Initiatives (Municipalities)

The status of the front yard reform efforts of local governments is shown by municipality.
For a detailed explanation of each item, please refer to Definition of Defining Data.

• State of Local Government Frontyard Reform Efforts (Full Screen)

3. Municipal Front Yard Reform Model Project

The following is an introduction to the activities of the organizations selected for this project.

• Group model with a population of less than 10,000
  • Kamikawa-cho, Hokkaidō (Ministry of Internal Affairs and Communications)
  • Setochi-cho, Kagoshima (Ministry of Internal Affairs and Communications)
• Group model with a population of 10,000 or more but less than 50000
  • Meiwa-machi, Mie (Ministry of Internal Affairs and Communications)
  • Gotsu City, Shimane (Ministry of Internal Affairs and Communications)
  • Ibusuki City, Kagoshima (Ministry of Internal Affairs and Communications)
• Model for organizations with a population of 50000 or more but less than 100,000
  • Miyoshi City, Ministry of Internal Affairs and Communications
• Group model with a population of 100,000 or more but less than 300,000
  • Hachinohe, Ministry of Internal Affairs and Communications
• Model for pioneering reforms
  • Advanced data analysis
    • Sakata, Yamagata (Ministry of Internal Affairs and Communications)
    • Susono City, Shizuoka (Ministry of Internal Affairs and Communications)
  • Cooperation with local governments
    • Kihoku-cho, Mie (Ministry of Internal Affairs and Communications)
  • Backyard Aggregation
    • Hachioji, Ministry of Internal Affairs and Communications
    • Kitakyushu, Ministry of Internal Affairs and Communications

Reference: 2023 Local Government Front Yard Reform Model Project (Supplementary Budgets) (Ministry of Internal Affairs and Communications)

4. Points to Note

Update Data

The various numbers on the dashboard will be updated regularly.

Defining Data

The various data used in the dashboard was collected in Ministry of Internal Affairs and Communications with the cooperation of each local government. See below for data definitions.

• Data Definition: Dashboard on the Status of Initiatives by Municipal Front Yards (Ministry of Internal Affairs and Communications) (PDF format)

Source of each data

This dashboard was created based on the following survey results published by Ministry of Internal Affairs and Communications and Digital Agency.

• Results of the Survey on the Progress of Administrative Informatization in Local Governments (Ministry of Internal Affairs and Communications)
• Online administrative procedures

Put all this data together and publish the structured data together for the dashboard.

• DataTable (ZIP/151KB) (updated August 8, 2024)

Inquiries

Administrative Management Support Office, Municipal Affairs Division, Ministry of Internal Affairs and Communications Local Government Bureau
Phone: 03 5253 5111
Email: gyoukaku _ atmark _ soumu. go. jp
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Since Digital Agency is responsible for promoting the visualization of policy decisions and effects based on data and evidence within the Government of Japan, Ministry of Internal Affairs and Communications cooperates in the visualization and disclosure of data on the Local Government Frontyard Reform, an initiative of Tokyo.