National Subsidy Programs for Vacant School Utilization
List of national subsidy programs for vacant school facility conversion and renovation. Organizes subsidy menus from multiple ministries including MEXT (school facility environment improvement grants), MIC (depopulation area countermeasure bonds), and MLIT (social capital development comprehensive grants). Used for determining applicability by renovation purpose (welfare, education, tourism, industry).
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