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October 2023 Revision Notice (MIC Local Finance No. 152)

Ministry of Internal Affairs and Communications, Local Public Finance Bureau / PDF / approx. 1.5 MB

Revision notice of the planning guidelines issued by MIC on October 10, 2023. For the second-period (fiscal 2024-2030) review, added new items including decarbonization, alignment with individual facility plans, redeployment considering demographic changes, and private sector utilization (PPP/PFI priority review).

Getting the original

This document is part of MIC Comprehensive Management Plan for Public Facilities (October 2023 Revision). To get the original, find it by name on the publisher's page.

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Collection compiled: 2023-10-10. For the version and date of each document, check the original itself.

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Public Facility Management Guide: What to Do After Your Management Plan

A practical guide for municipalities that have completed a comprehensive management plan. Covers PPP/PFI method selection, designated management reform, and a facility-type selection matrix.

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What Is Public Facility Management? Challenges, Concepts, and Next Steps

An introduction to public facility management: why aging infrastructure, fiscal pressure, and population decline make consolidation insufficient, and how PPP/PFI and private-sector engagement offer a path forward.

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Selecting PPP Methods by Fiscal Capacity Index — Optimal Solutions Across Five Tiers from 0.3 to Beyond 1.0

The Fiscal Capacity Index mirrors a municipality's financial health and is a decisive variable in PPP/PFI method selection. This article divides the index into five tiers (below 0.3 / 0.3–0.5 / 0.5–0.7 / 0.7–1.0 / above 1.0) and identifies the optimal PPP approach for each, with real-world examples from Manazuru Town and Shimoda City.

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