[eng] code for japan

Think together, create together

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[Our  team]  5  core  members  20  volunteer  members  2,300  facebook  members

and 32brigades

Highlight project Fellowhship in Namie town

Two fellows develop tablet apps to help rebuilding local communities

A  li"le  less  than  300km  north  of  Tokyo

Namie  town,  Fukushima

Tokyo  

Fukushima  Pref.

Nuclear  Reactor

Namie  Town

Our  Challenge

We needed to understand their ‘true  needs’  for solving the complex issues.

CiNzen-­‐Centric  applicaNon  development  

Ideathons Hackathons Public bidding

User interviews

Citizen-centric process Project management consulting

Agile develop

ment

Not  only  sending  fellows  but  also  supporNng  a  procurement  process

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People

Ideas

14 Prototypes

With

$1M Reduced  budget  (50%  for  three  years)

10+ Training  workshops

Daily news Photo sharing service

Radiation map Dojo for the beginners

Training workshop

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87% usage rate

4948 devices

768 devices

“Previously  I  wanted  to  die  because  I  lost  the  meaning  of  life,  but  I  found  hope  as  I  can  talk  with  my  grandchild  by  the  tablet  app.“  

From  the  voice  came  to  our  support  desk.

New  fellow  [Scope]  Improving  the  daily  news  app.  Developing  an  easy  communication  app.

For  the  second  season

Funding

Challenges  we  are  facing

Human  resources Language  barrier

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Matching and followupWork as fellows

Leaders in companies

Local governments

Recent  project

• Three  months,  part-­‐0me  work.  

• Company  pays  coordinate  fee  to  Code  for  Japan.  

• Local  government  doesn’t  pay  money.

What’s  the  difference?

Code for Japan SummitRunning in Kobe city

• Corporate  fellowship  will  grow  up  

• Code  for  Japan  Summit  2015  (November)  

• Develop  an  online  plaKorm  for  Brigades

What’s  next

Thank you!