令和5年度スマートシティ実装化支援事業 報告書（柏の葉スマートシティコンソーシアム）
柏の葉スマートシティコンソーシアム, 国土交通省 都市局
国土交通省 都市局（スマートシティ実装化支援事業 報告書）
Urban Farm DB summary
An MLIT support-program report documenting the implementation of Kashiwanoha Smart City, advanced by Mitsui Fudosan as co-developer through public-private-academia collaboration (UDCK). It covers the implementation and evaluation of resident-participatory initiatives across health, community and data use.
Key points
- 1The implementation status of Kashiwanoha Smart City is documented in an MLIT support project report.
- 2The project is advanced through public-private-academia collaboration (UDCK).
- 3Resident-participatory initiatives are implemented and evaluated across areas like health, community, and data utilization.
- 4Mitsui Fudosan contributes to the development as a co-developer.
Extracted facts
3 factsOnly numbers and their conditions are stored, as structured data — never the source's own sentences. Metric and condition names stay in English, as coded.
- 2 services
city service linkage count target(kashiwanoha smartcity)
PolicyControl: 現況値0- region
- JP-Chiba
- setting
- 柏の葉スマートシティ
- program
- スマートシティ実装化支援事業
- fiscal year
- 令和5年度
- kpi
- 街のサービスとの連携数
- 34 %
user share target(remote checkin service)
PolicyControl: 現況値0- region
- JP-Chiba
- setting
- 国立がん研究センター東病院
- program
- スマートシティ実装化支援事業
- population
- 通院患者全体のうちスマートホンを所持する70歳未満の患者
- kpi
- 利用者の拡大
- 5,300 man_yen
cost reduction target(remote checkin service)
EconomicsControl: 現況値0- region
- JP-Chiba
- setting
- 国立がん研究センター東病院
- program
- スマートシティ実装化支援事業
- measure
- 再来受付機1台分を削減
- kpi
- コスト削減
Abstract and stored text
AI-generated summaryThis 2024 report, published by the Ministry of Land, Infrastructure, Transport and Tourism (MLIT) Urban Bureau, documents the implementation status of the Kashiwanoha Smart City project. Developed through a public-private-academia collaboration, notably involving Mitsui Fudosan and UDCK, the initiative focuses on a challenge-solving approach to urban development. The report details the execution and evaluation of various resident-participatory programs. These programs span critical areas such as health promotion, community building, and the effective utilization of urban data. It serves as an official record of the smart city's progress under MLIT's implementation support project.
This is an AI synthesis from the stored record, not the original abstract. Check the original before quoting.
Why it matters for urban farming
This report showcases a successful model of citizen-driven urban development through public-private-academia collaboration, which is highly relevant for urban farming initiatives. Urban farms, often rooted in resident participation, can draw inspiration from Kashiwanoha's approach to community building and health promotion. The emphasis on data utilization could also provide insights for measuring the impact and optimizing the operations of urban farms, fostering sustainable and integrated urban agricultural practices within smart city frameworks.