The latest figure of Code for Japan

1. Think together, create
together

2. h"ps://twi"er.com/codeforjp
h"ps://facebook.com/codeforjapan/
[Our
team]
5
core
members
20
volunteer
members
2,300
facebook
members

3. and 32brigades

4. Highlight project
Fellowhship in Namie town
Two fellows develop tablet apps to help rebuilding
local communities

5. A
li"le
less
than
300km
north
of
Tokyo
Namie
town,
Fukushima
Tokyo
Fukushima
Pref.

6. Nuclear
Reactor
Namie
Town

7. Our
Challenge
We needed to understand their ‘true
needs’
for solving the complex issues.
CiNzen-­‐Centric
applicaNon
development

9. Ideathons Hackathons
Public
bidding
User
interviews
Citizen-centric process Project management consulting
Agile
develop
ment
Not
only
sending
fellows
but
also
supporNng
a
procurement
process

10. 420
770
People
Ideas
14 Prototypes
With
$1M Reduced
budget
(50%
for
three
years)
10+ Training
workshops

11. Daily news Photo sharing service
Radiation map Dojo for the beginners

12. Training workshop

13. 87% usage rate
4948 devices
768 devices

14. “Previously
I
wanted
to
die
because
I
lost
the
meaning
of
life,
but
I
found
hope
as
I
can
talk
with
my
grandchild
by
the
tablet
app.“
From
the
voice
came
to
our
support
desk.

15. New
fellow
[Scope]
Improving
the
daily
news
app.
Developing
an
easy
communication
app.
For
the
second
season

16. Funding
Challenges
we
are
facing
Human
resources Language
barrier

17. IT #
#
#
#
#
3 6
#
Corporate
fellowship
Matching and followup
Work as fellows
Leaders in companies
Local governments
Recent
project

18. • Three
months,
part-­‐0me
work.
• Company
pays
coordinate
fee
to
Code
for
Japan.
• Local
government
doesn’t
pay
money.
What’s
the
difference?

19. Code for Japan SummitRunning in Kobe city

20. • Corporate
fellowship
will
grow
up
• Code
for
Japan
Summit
2015
(November)
• Develop
an
online
plaKorm
for
Brigades
What’s
next

21. Thank you!