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Review of analog regulations Initiatives by Local Governments|Digital Agency

https://www.digital.go.jp/en/policies/digital-extraordinary-administrative-research-committee/local-government
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This page describes the Digital Agency's initiatives to review analog regulations in Japan toward building a digital society. Analog regulations are rules that presume analog methods such as visual confirmation, on-site face-to-face training, and written official certificates. These regulations hinder digitalization and technology adoption. With declining populations and aging societies, Japan must promote comprehensive digital transformation to improve productivity and address labor shortages through digital technology. Technology-adaptive regulatory environments are essential. Local governments particularly need to address analog regulations to maintain administrative services and local functions despite limited human resources in rapidly aging rural areas.

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