Inagi City Comprehensive Strategy for Town, People, and Job Creation Verification (for FY2017)
Last updated: November 24, 2021
the purpose
The "Inagi City Comprehensive Strategy for Revitalizing Towns, People, and Jobs" (hereinafter referred to as the "Comprehensive Strategy") sets appropriate short- and medium-term policy goals based on regional issues, and measures the progress of the comprehensive strategy using key performance indicators (KPIs). ), etc., and implement a PDCA cycle to make improvements as necessary. Therefore, by compiling the KPI results for each fiscal year, we can verify the effectiveness of our measures and use this as a reference for making improvements, such as establishing a verification committee and reviewing measures.
FY2017 results
Among the projects listed in the comprehensive strategy, those that have KPIs are categorized into three categories: "achieved," "expected to be achieved," and "unachieved," according to the progress status as of the end of fiscal year 2017. Did. The concept of each category is as follows.
- Achieved: Projects whose KPIs have already reached their target values at the end of FY2019
- Expected achievement: Projects that have not yet achieved their KPIs, but are clearly expected to be achieved by the end of FY2019.
- Unachieved: Businesses that are working on projects but whose KPIs have not reached their target values
Note: The concept of classification is based on the concept stipulated by the verification committee of the " Inagi City Comprehensive Strategy for Town, People, and Job Creation Interim Verification " (internal link) conducted in 2017.
Comprehensive Strategy Publication Business | 51 businesses |
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Projects currently being implemented as of the end of FY2017 | 45 businesses |
KPI setting business | 36 businesses |
achievement | 15 businesses (approx. 41.7%) |
Expected achievement | 1 business (approx. 2.8%) |
Unachieved | 20 projects (approximately 55.5%) |
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Comprehensive strategy_FY2017 performance data (PDF: 413KB)
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