Silviase/jgov_v1.4_full_ann huggingface dataset:
勘定	事項	限度額(千円)	行為年度	国庫の負担となる年度	歳出予算科目	支出予定額	事由
昭和47年度(千円)	昭和48年度以降(千円)
追加	408,000	昭和47年度	昭和48年度以降3箇年度以内	0	408,000	社会資本の整備を一層促進するとともに、国際収支の均衡回復に資するため施行する九頭竜川真名川ダムの建設工事及びこれに附帯する工事には、多くの日数を要するものがあるため
改定	1,015,000	-	-	92,000	923,000
芦田川河口堰建設工事	1,250,000	昭和47年度	昭和47年度及び昭和48年度	(項)多目的ダム建設事業費(目)芦田川河口堰建設費	531,000	719,000
追加	470,000	同	昭和48年度及び昭和49年度	0	470,000	社会資本の整備を一層促進するとともに、国際収支の均衡回復に資するため施行する芦田川河口堰の建設工事及びこれに附帯する工事には、多くの日数を要するものがあるため
改定	1,720,000	-	-	531,000	1,189,000
太田川高瀬堰建設工事	730,000	昭和47年度	昭和47年度以降3箇年度以内	(項)多目的ダム建設事業費(目)太田川高瀬堰建設費	280,000	450,000
追加	198,000	同	昭和47年度及び昭和48年度	30,000	168,000	社会資本の整備を一層促進するとともに、国際収支の均衡回復に資するため施行する太田川高瀬堰の建設工事及びこれに附帯する工事には、多くの日数を要するものがあるため
改定	928,000	-	-	310,000	618,000
勘定	事項	限度額(千円)	行為年度	国庫の負担となる年度	歳出予算科目	支出予定額	事由
昭和47年度(千円)	昭和48年度以降(千円)
北海道多目的ダム建設事業石狩川大雪ダム建設工事	727,680	昭和47年度	昭和47年度以降3箇年度以内	(項)北海道多目的ダム建設事業費(目)石狩川大雪ダム建設費	180,000	547,680	社会資本の整備を一層促進するとともに、国際収支の均衡回復に資するため施行する石狩川大雪ダムの建設工事及びこれに附帯する工事には、多くの日数を要するものがあるため
治 水 特 別 会 計 補 正

治 水 勘 定

昭 和 47 年 度 建 設 事 業 計 画 表

区 分	事業費(千円)(工事諸費及び事務費を含む)	左 の 財 源 内 訳	備 考
一般会計より受入等(千円)	地方公共団体工事費負担金収入	電気事業者等工事費負担金収入(千円)	前年度剩余金受入(千円)
河 川 事 業 費	203,166,525	165,791,355	36,875,170	0	500,000	1 事業費には、(項)治水事業工事諸費のうち21,838,306千円及び(項)事務費のうち116,000千円を合算してある
北海道河川事業費	32,831,500	30,360,500	2,471,000	0	0
河川総合開発事業費	24,076,605	22,240,679	1,254,310	581,616	0	2 事業費及び一般会計より受入には、一般会計総理府所管(組織)北海道開発庁(項)北海道治水事業工事諸費に計上の2,490,100千円及び(組織)沖縄開発庁(項)沖縄治水事業工事諸費に計上の10,000千円を含む
北海道河川総合開発事業費	789,300	741,160	33,589	14,551	0
水資源開発公団交付金	13,742,781	10,955,107	2,787,674	0	0
砂 防 事 業 費	72,851,078	67,755,304	5,095,774	0	0	3 一般会計より受入には、災害復旧事業等の人件費及び事務費相当額1,793,174千円を除いてある
北海道砂防事業費	2,854,500	2,730,500	124,000	0	0
建設機械整備費	797,818	602,346	195,472	0	0	4 建設事業には、「治山治水緊急措置法」第3条の規定による治水事業5箇年計画に係る事業を掲げ、附帯工事、受託工事及び予備費等を除く
北海道建設機械整備費	158,600	133,600	25,000	0	0
離島治水事業費	1,884,300	1,884,300	0	0	0
沖縄治水事業費	933,879	896,798	0	37,081	0
合 計	354,086,886	304,091,649	48,861,989	633,248	500,000
治 水 特 别 会 計 補 正
特定多目的ダム建設工事勘定
昭 和 47 年 度 建 設 事 業 計 画 表
河 川 名	ダム 名	事 業 費 (千円) (工事諸費及び事務費を含む)	左 の 財 源 内 訳	備	考
一般会計より受入 (千円)	地方公共団体工事費負担金收入 (千円)	電気事業者等工事費負担金收入 (千円)	借 入 金 (千円)	前年度剩余金受入 (千円)
(建 設 事 業)
紀 の 川	大 滝	2,206,638	1,205,206	381,738	619,194	0	500	1 事業費には、治水勘定(項)治水事業工事諸費のうち2,522,156千円及び(項)事務費のうち26,674千円を合算してある
九 頭 亀 川	真 名 川	2,504,295	2,028,035	452,741	22,519	0	1,000	2 事業費及び一般会計より受入には、一般会計総理府所管(組織)北海道開発庁(項)北海道治水事業工事諸費に計上の327,800千円及び(組織)沖縄開発庁(項)沖縄治水事業工事諸費に計上の66,800千円を合算してある
江 の 川	土 師	2,104,297	1,187,326	396,824	518,647	0	1,500
重 信 川	石 手 川	848,324	550,714	133,924	162,686	0	1,000
仁 淀 川	大 渡	2,004,640	1,628,135	180,903	194,102	0	1,500	3 一般会計より受入には、治水勘定(項)事務費のうち精算還付金の国庫負担金19,000千円を除いてある。なお、国庫負担分の財源に充てられる額として(項)前年度剩余金受入のうち100,000千円を含む
北 上 川	御 所	7,544,327	6,660,576	740,053	142,698	0	1,000
球 磨 川	川 边 川	604,314	516,224	71,193	15,397	0	1,500
最 上 川	白 川	2,405,300	2,129,249	251,008	24,043	0	1,000	4 借入金には、初年度利子の借入8,282千円を含まない
利 根 川	川 治	2,005,969	825,949	298,718	880,802	0	500
利 根 川	八 ツ 場	603,979	237,621	79,206	286,652	0	500
芦 田 川	芦田川河口堰	1,754,993	313,755	104,584	1,336,654	0	0
太 田 川	高 瀬 堰	1,384,358	278,247	92,747	1,013,364	0	0
遠 賀 川	遠賀川河口堰	1,002,585	219,567	73,188	709,830	0	0
荒 川	滝 沢	502,650	114,823	37,827	0	350,000	0
荒 川	大 石	721,990	578,618	135,724	7,648	0	0
菊 池 川	亀 門	502,324	308,773	60,604	132,947	0	0
158 建設省所管 治水特別会計

河川名	姓名	事業費(千円)(工事諸費及び事務費を含む)	左の財源内訳	備考
一般会計より受入(千円)	地方公共団体工事費負担金収入(千円)	電気事業者等工事費負担金収入(千円)	借入金(千円)	前年度剩余金受入(千円)
山国川	弥馬溪	502,324	242,160	33,708	0	226,456	0
石狩川	豊平峡	601,800	314,653	16,465	268,682	0	2,000
石狩川	大雪	3,235,600	2,778,949	145,965	308,686	0	2,000
福地川	福地	272,580	272,580	0	0	0	0
冲縄北部河川	安波·普久川·新川	1,035,285	315,345	0	719,940	0	0
小計	34,348,572	22,706,505	3,687,120	7,364,491	576,456	14,000
(実施計画調査)
木曾川	阿木川	100,995	75,747	25,248	0	0	0
岩木川	浅瀬石	160,799	144,720	16,079	0	0	0
相模川	宮ケ瀬	201,158	150,869	50,289	0	0	0
阿賀野川	大川	175,832	149,019	26,813	0	0	0
矢作川	矢作川河口堰	120,832	90,624	30,208	0	0	0
木曾川	徳山	100,831	75,624	25,207	0	0	0
櫛田川	蓮	130,831	98,124	32,707	0	0	0
小瀬川	弥栄	197,995	148,497	49,498	0	0	0
肱川	野村	180,831	146,474	34,357	0	0	0
最上川	寒河江	80,660	72,594	8,066	0	0	0
阿武隈川	大滝根	80,660	68,360	12,300	0	0	0
荒川	浦山	100,660	75,495	25,165	0	0	0
信濃川	大町	80,660	60,495	20,165	0	0	0
大井川	長島	100,660	75,495	25,165	0	0	0
高梁川	柳井原堰	20,195	15,147	5,048	0	0	0
吉井川	苫田	80,660	60,495	20,165	0	0	0
佐波川	島地川	80,660	60,495	20,165	0	0	0
河川名	ダム名	事業費(千円)(工事諸費及び事務費を含む)	左の財源内訳	備考
一般会計より受入(千円)	地方公共団体工事費負担金収入(千円)	電気事業者等工事費負担金収入(千円)	借入金(千円)	前年度剩余金受入(千円)
那賀川	細川内	80,660	72,594	8,066	0	0	0
大野川	矢田	100,660	88,330	12,330	0	0	0
十勝川	十勝	201,800	191,800	10,000	0	0	0
石狩川	漁川	101,000	96,000	5,000	0	0	0
常呂川	鹿の子	50,500	48,000	2,500	0	0	0
小計	2,529,539	2,064,998	464,541	0	0	0
合計	36,878,111	24,771,503	4,151,661	7,364,491	576,456	14,000
昭 和 47 年 度 建 設 省 所 管17030 都市 開 発 資 金 融 通 特 別 会 計甲号 歳入歳出予算補正予定計算書
区 分	昭 和 47 年 度 成立予算額(千円)	補 正 予 定	改昭和47年度予 定額(千円)
追加額(千円)	修正減少額(千円)	差 引 額(千円)
1 歳 入2 歳 出	14,762,742	1,000,000	0	1,000,000	15,762,742
14,762,742	1,000,000	0	1,000,000	15,762,742
[歳入歳出予算補正予定額内訳]
歳 入款・項・目別区分並びに見積の事由及び計算の基礎
款・項・目	補 正 予 定	見積の事由及び計算の基礎
追加額(千円)	修正減少額(千円)	差 引 額(千円)
0200-00 借 入 金0201-00 借 入 金0201-01 借 入 金	1,000,000	0	1,000,000	「都市開発資金融通特別会計法」第12条の規定による都市開発資金貸付金の財源に充てるための資金運用部資金からの借入見込額の増加
歳出
事項別內訳
項	事項	補正予定	說明
追加額(千円)	修正減少額(千円)	差引額(千円)
01都市開発資金貸付金	都市開発資金貸付け必要な経費	1,000,000	0	1,000,000	社会資金の整備を一層促進するとともに、国際収支の均衡回復に資するため地方公共団体が行なう特に重要な都市施設用地の買取りに要する資金の貸付け
歳入歳出予算補正予定額科目別表
科目	昭和47年度成立予算額(千円)	補正予定	改昭和47年度予定額(千円)
追加額(千円)	修正減少額(千円)	差引額(千円)
歳入
0100-00他会計より受入
0101-00一般会計より受入	800,000	0	0	0	800,000
0200-00借入金
0201-00借入金
0201-01借入金	10,500,000	1,000,000	0	1,000,000	11,500,000
0300-00運用収入	3,319,605	0	0	0	3,319,605
0301-00運用金回収	1,241,947	0	0	0	1,241,947
0302-00運用利殖金収入	2,077,658	0	0	0	2,077,658
0400-00前年度剩余金受入
科目	昭和47年度成立予算額(千円)	補正予定	改昭和47年度予定額(千円)
追加額(千円)	修正減少額(千円)	差引額(千円)
0401-00 前年度剩余金受入	143,137	0	0	0	143,137
歳 入 合 计	14,762,742	1,000,000	0	1,000,000	15,762,742
歳 出
01 都市開発資金貸付金
59-23 都市開発資金貸付金	11,400,000	1,000,000	0	1,000,000	12,400,000
02 事務取扱費	2,047	0	0	0	2,047
03 国債整理基金特別会計へ繰入	3,255,741	0	0	0	3,255,741
09 予備費	104,954	0	0	0	104,954
歳 出 合 计	14,762,742	1,000,000	0	1,000,000	15,762,742
昭和 47 年度都市開発資金融通特別会計補正

予 定 損 益 計 算 書
損失	利益
科目	金額(冊)	科目	金額(冊)
支払利子	2,065,319,000	利子収入	2,077,658,000
事務取扱費	2,047,000	本年度損失	94,662,000
予備費	104,954,000
合計	2,172,320,000	合計	2,172,320,000
昭和 47 年度都市開発資金融通特別会計補正

予 定 贷 借 対 照 表
借	方	贷	方
科	目	金	额(円)	科	目
現金	預金	481	借入	金	37,985,473,000
貸付金	41,928,187,094	一般会計より受入
本年度損失	94,662,000	貸付金財源受入	4,000,000,000
繰越利益	37,376,575
合計	42,022,849,575	合計	42,022,849,575
##### ■ Assistance for recovery concerning the Great East Japan Earthquake■ 1,840.7 billion yen [General Account: 779.1 billion yen, Special Account: 1,61.6 billion yen]

Section 1. Assistance for disaster victims 597.1 billion yen

1. Disaster rescue activities based on the Disaster Relief Act 362.6 billion yen

2. Condolence money to be paid in case of disaster, etc. 48.5 billion yen

3. Disaster relief loans, etc. 60.6 billion yen

4. Measures to reduce service charges and insurance premiums for medical care, long-term care and welfare for the disabled ___ 114.2 billion yen

5. Preparation of provisional health clinics, etc. 1.4 billion yen

6. Livelihood support for the elderly, the disabled and children affected by the disaster

7. Other ___ 8 million yen

#### Section 2. Measures for providing restoration assistance in the affected areas and securing electricity supply 130.6 billion yen

1. Post-disaster restoration work on water supply facilities ___ 16 billion yens

2. Post-disaster restoration work on medical facilities, etc. 90.6 billion yen

3. Securing electricity supply 11.9 billion yen

4. Loans given to employers 12.1 billion yen

Section 3. Assistance related to employment and labour 1,113 billion yen

1. Expansion of the Employment Adjustment Subsidies 726.9 billion yen

2. Expansion of extended payments of employment insurance benefits 294.1 billion yen
3. Expansion of the project on job creation in priority areas ___ 50 billion yen

4. Expansion of the employment development subsidy for specific job seekers ___ 6.3 billion yen

5. Employment assistance for disaster victims ___ 14.6 billion yen

6. Measures taken to ensure working conditions for workers affected by the disaster and those engaged in disaster-relief work ___ 21.1 billion yen
## Assistance for recovery concerning the Great East Japan Earthquake

### Section 1. Assistance for disaster victims

597.1 billion yen

#### 1. Disaster rescue activities based on the Disaster Relief Act 362.6 billion yen

The expenses needed emergency rescue activities, such as supply emergency provisional housings are borne.

Construction of emergency provisional housings: 72,000 houses

Setting up emergency provisional housings by making use of privately-rented housings:

14,000 houses

About 100,000 emergency provisional housings are provided, together with allowances allocated under the fiscal 2011 reserve fund, a measure taken on April 19, 2011.

##### 2. Condolence money to be paid in case of disaster, etc. 48.5 billion yen

The expenses needed to offer condolence money for families who lost family members to the disaster, and solatium for persons who were seriously disabled by the disaster are borne.

【Condolence money to be paid in case of disaster】

In case the family lost a person who had financially supported the family: 5 million yen

In case the family lost a member other than the person who had financially supported the family:

2.5 million yen

【Solatium to be paid for persons who became disabled by disaster】

In case the person who had financially supported the family were seriously disabled:

2.5 million yen

In case a family member other than the person who had financially supported the family were seriously disabled: 1.25 million yen

### 3. Disaster relief loans, etc

60.6 billion yen

The capital money needed to give loans for injured victims or those whose house and household goods were damaged by disaster, is borne.

- The national subsidy to pay the capital money needed for the prefectural Councils of Social Welfare take special measure to make emergency small loans, is borne.
#### 4. Measures to reduce service charges and insurance premiums for medical care, long-term care and welfare for the disabled 114.2 billion yen

(1) Special measures for the reduction or exemption of insurance premiums on the medical insurance system 86.4 billion yen

- The financial support to reduce the financial burden of insurers is offered, in case insurance premiums and copayments for insured persons affected by the disaster are reduced or exempted.

- The support for insurers affected by this disaster to carry out their operations smoothly is offered.

### (2) Special measures for the reduction or exemption of insurance premiums on the long-term care insurance system 27.5 billion yen

- The financial support to reduce the financial burden of insurers is offered, in case long-term care insurance premiums, user fees, the amount on food and housing expenses borne by the insured persons affected by the disaster are reduced or exempted.

- The support for insurers affected by this disaster to carry out their operations smoothly is offered.

## (3) Special measures for the reduction or exemption of service charges borne by users of welfare service for the disabled 210 million yen

The financial support to reduce the financial burden of municipalities is offered, in case service charges borne by users of welfare services for the disabled affected by the disaster and the amount on food and housing expenses incurred by those placed in the support facilities for the disabled, are reduced or exempted.

##### 5. Preparation of temporary clinics, etc. 1.4 billion yen

To secure medical care for disaster victims, the assistance required to prepare temporary clinics (including those attached with pharmacies), temporary dental clinics and mobile dental vans, is provided.

### 6. Livelihood support for the elderly, the disabled and children affected by the disaster

9.8 billion yen

- The financial support for consultations and livelihood support by professionals (long-term care managers, social welfare counselors, mental health welfare professional offered) for the elderly and disabled that live in evacuation centers in the affected areas, is subsidized.

- The financial support required to set up and operate service deposits that provide general consultation on emergency provisional housings, etc., day service for the elderly, livelihood
support, and etc. in a comprehensive manner is subsidized. (for all of above, increase in the provisional special fund for emergency preparation long-term care infrastructure.)

- The financial support related to the consultations and assistance for children affected by the disaster, is provided. (increase in the fund for child-rearing.)

### 7. Other

Additional examinations are implemented for national registered dietitians for earthquake victims that could not take them because of the disaster.

8 million yen
Section 2. Measures for providing restoration assistance in the affected areas and securing electricity supply 130.6 billion yen

1. Post-disaster restoration work on water supply facilities ___ 16 billion yen

The national subsidy is offered for the projects on restoring water supply facilities affected by the disaster, with the increased percentage of national subsidy.

○The percentage of the national subsidy is increased: From 1/2 to 80/100-90/100.

2. Post-disaster restoration work on medical facilities, etc. 90.6 billion yen

(1) Post-disaster restoration work on medical facilities, etc. 7 billion yen

① The percentage of national subsidy is raised to improve or construct facilities related to restoring medical institutions affected by the disaster. Thus, the national subsidy is offered in needed areas.

The percentage of national subsidy is increased: From 1/2 to 2/3 (e.g. public medical institution).

※ In addition to the above, 12 billion yen--an upper limit amount of subsidies allocated in the “Fund to revitalize the community healthcare” earmarked in the supplemental budget for fiscal year 2010--is secured for Iwate prefecture, Miyagi prefecture, and Fukushima prefecture, respectively.

② The national subsidy is offered in needed areas, because of improvement and construction of facilities related to improving the medical treatment environment for patients placed in medical institutions affected by disaster.

(2) Post-disaster restoration work on health and sanitation facilities, etc. 1.3 billion yen

The percentage of national subsidy is raised to restore health and sanitation facilities, etc. affected by the disaster (e.g. public health centers, crematoriums, meat hygiene inspection centers, and mental hospitals etc.). Thus, the national subsidy is offered to areas in need.

The percentage of national subsidy is increased:

From 1/2 to 2/3 (e.g. public health centers, crematoriums, public mental hospitals).

From 1/3 to 1/2 (e.g. meat hygiene inspection centers, private mental hospitals.).

(3) Post-disaster restoration work on social welfare facilities, etc.

81.5 billion yen
① The percentage of national subsidy is raised to improve and construct facilities related to restoring nursing homes for the elderly, etc. affected by the disaster. Thus, the national subsidy is offered in needed areas.

○The percentage of national subsidy is increased:

From 1/2 to 2/3 (e.g. group home for older adults with dementia, etc.).

From 1/3 to 1/2 (e.g. long-term care health facility, etc.)

② The percentage of national subsidy is raised to improve and construct facilities related to restoring support centers for the disabled, etc. affected by the disaster. Thus, the national subsidy is offered in needed areas.

○The percentage of national subsidy is increased:

From 1/2 to 2/3 (e.g. support center for the disabled, group home and care home, welfare services center for the disabled that run projects to support continuous employment, etc.).

③ The percentage of national subsidy is increased to improve and construct facilities related to restoring child welfare facilities, etc. affected by the disaster. Thus, the national subsidy is offered in needed areas.

○The percentage of national subsidy is increased:

From 1/2 to 2/3 (e.g. Child Guidance Center, etc.).

From 1/3 to 1/2 (e.g. Children’s Recreational Facilities, etc.)

④ National subsidy is offered, as part of restoration assistance, for businesses involved in nursing care, welfare for the disabled, and Child-Rearing support to restart their businesses.

Besides the above, based on the “Special Financial Aid for Heavy Disasters” (Act No. 150 of 1962), special financial assistance is provided, depending on the financial ability of the local governments. (e.g. intensive care home for the elderly, nursing home for the elderly, nursery school, orphanage)

## (4) Post-disaster restoration work on pension offices ___ 750 million yen

To improve and construct facilities related to restoration of pension offices affected by the disaster, needed subsidies are provided to the Japan Pension Service.
### 3. Securing electricity supply

National subsidy is offered to cover expenses required to improve and construct, such as, private electric generators at emergency and critical care centers, long-term care health facility, and facilities for severely retarded children, etc., to secure needed electricity in case of power outages, etc.

### 4. Loans given to employers

12.1 billion yen

## (1) Loans made by the Welfare And Medical Service Agency to medical and social welfare facilities, etc

10 billion yen

Interests are subsidized so that the Medical Service Agency can give such preferential treatments as making welfare and medical loans interest-free and giving loans at the rate of 100%, in order to support the restoration of disaster-affected medical facilities, pharmacies, social welfare institutions, etc.

※Additional fiscal investment and loans

Medical Service Agency: Medical loans

170 billion yen

Welfare loans

143.6 billion yen

26.4 billion yen

## (2) Loans made by the Japan Finance Corporation to life hygiene-related businesses

2.1 billion yen

Interests are subsidized so that the Japan Finance Corporation can finance capital and operating funds at low interest rates, in order to support life hygiene-affected businesses, etc. affected by the disaster.
Section 3. Assistance for employment and related to labour 1,113 billion yen

[Special Account: 1,061.6 billion yen]

### 1. Expansion of the Employment Adjustment Subsidies

726.9 billion yen

[Special Account: 726.9 billion yen]

The following preferential measures are taken for employers in the areas affected by the disaster and employers whose economic relationship above a certain size.

- Implement shortening (from 3 months to 1 month) of the period for checking the condition of production. (Implemented)

- Regardless of number of days for which subsidies were paid in the past, when businesses are closed during the special eligible period (1 year), employers are eligible for the maximum 300 days of subsidies payments.

- Extend provisional measures to make persons insured for a period of less than six months are eligible for this subsidy.

#### 2. Expansion of extended payments of employment insurance benefits 294.1 billion yen

[Special Account: 294.1 billion yen]

The special measures are taken to extend additional 60 days in addition to the present case-by-case 60-day extension of benefit payments on the number of days the basic allowances of employment insurance for persons who were obliged to close business or leave work due to the earthquake disaster.

### 3. Expansion of the “Project on Job Creation in Priority Areas” ___ 50 billion yen

The increase in the fund for the “Project Job Creation the Priority Areas” instituted in prefectural governments and the projects to create job opportunities for the unemployed affected by the disaster in municipalities are implemented.

#### 4. Expansion of the Employment Development Subsidies for Specific Job Seekers 6.3 billion yen

[Special Account: 6.3 billion yen]

The expansion of the “Employment Development Subsidies for Specific Job Seekers” and special measures to pay 500,000 yen (900,000 yen for small and medium-sized enterprises) for employers who hire job seekers, those left work due to the disaster, and job seekers living in the affected areas, are implemented.
### 5. Employment assistance for disaster victims

14.6 billion yen

[Special Account: 13.3 billion yen]

## (1) Payment of job conversion subsidies for the unemployed affected by the earthquake disaster

490 million yen

- In case the unemployed affected by the disaster in the affected areas where the Disaster Relief Act applies and job seekers living in the affected areas look for jobs and move because of work, the costs for seeking employment in a wide area (actual transportation fee and accommodation fee) and costs for relocation (actual transportation fee, moving fee, etc.) are subsidized.

- In case the unemployed affected by the disaster take vocational training, training allowances, etc. are subsidized.

### (2) Employment support for newly graduates in the affected areas ___ 1.5 billion yen

- The number of “Job Supporters” is increased by 100. By utilizing the nationwide network of Public Employment Security Office, job opportunities for affected people are developed across the country. By collaborating with coordination with schools, the local governments, etc., on-site counseling services and individual support at schools and evacuation centers are continuously provided until they are employed.

• “Job interview meetings to support affected students, etc.” are held by companies actively hiring affected students, etc. in Tokyo, etc.

## (3) Measures taken by Public Employment Security Offices on employment support

1.2 billion yen

- The number of “Employment Support Navigators” is increased by 175, to provide on-site counseling services on career and professional mental counseling services at evacuation centers.

- The number of "Job Coordinator" is increased by 30, to explore jobs that actively hire disaster victims and offer company housings and hold job interview meetings for the jobs, etc.

## (4) Improvement and construction of systems to support employment of affected people

7.1 billion yen

- Public Employment Security Offices staffs working outside the affected areas are sent to Public Employment Security Offices in the affected areas to strengthen the function of the counter services there.

- The number of counselors is increased by 949 to facilitate payment of employment insurance benefits and employment adjustment subsidies and to provide guidance on housing and living in response to increase in the numbers of the unemployed affected by the disaster and offices