Japan's Super-ageing Society: SDGs and International Contributions from the Perspective of the 16th Waseda University International Digital Government Rankings 2021

This report examines Japan's approach to digital transformation in the context of its super-aging society and the implications for global aging trends and the UN SDGs.

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Quick Facts
Report location: source
Language: English
Publisher: Japan Institute of International Affairs
Publication date: March 25, 2022
Authors: Naoko Iwasaki
Time horizon: 2025 - 2040
Geographic focus: Japan, China, ASEAN countries, South Korea, Singapore, Thailand
Page count: 6

Methods

The research method involved analyzing presentations from research group meetings, current affairs, and the results of the 16th Waseda University International Digital Government Rankings. It also included cooperation with the United Nations Department of Economic and Social Affairs (UN-DESA) on digital government and aging society research.

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Key Insights

The report discusses Japan's status as the world's first super-aged society and its response through digital transformation (DX). It explores the challenges and strategies of integrating digital technology into society, referencing the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) and the Waseda University International Digital Government Rankings. The report highlights Japan's potential contributions to the international community in addressing the issues of an aging population and suggests that Japan's experience can offer valuable insights for other aging societies.

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