The Japan Association of National Universities will promote investment and R & D expenses for young people who will lead Japan in the future, following the submission of a report aiming to become a human resource powerhouse at the Council on Economic and Fiscal Policy held in January. A statement was issued saying that it should be done.
According to the statement, when looking at Japan's future from a long-term perspective, it is essential to expand investment for the future, and investment expansion is the future "basic policy for economic and financial management and reform" and "basic for budget request". It is strongly hoped that it will be clearly reflected in the "Policies".
In line with this, each national university will further accelerate the reforms it is currently undertaking, support the development of regions and countries, enhance its world-leading functions, and promote the social transformation goals of the human resource-rich countries and governments, "Society 5.0 (Society 1). * XNUMX) ”will be played as an engine for social reform.
At the Council on Economic and Fiscal Policy in January, the 1 Outlook and Reform Task Force Report was submitted, suggesting a bold shift in resource allocation for the future and increased investment in younger generations, educational personnel, and R & D. rice field.
In the material entitled "Future Issues to be Considered by the Council on Economic and Fiscal Policy" submitted by experts, the top priority issues to be addressed in the future are the strengthening of resource allocation for human resource development such as education.
* 1 Society 5.0 The government's social transformation goal aimed at achieving both improvement of industrial productivity, creation of new industries, and resolution of social issues such as the declining birthrate and aging population. Used in the "Fifth Science and Technology Basic Plan" approved by the Cabinet in January
