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Area 　 Inclusive Approaches 　 Services / Project Management 　 Results
Mountain village and fishing village (Tanohata Village, etc.)

■Population:
About 3,800		 → ■Persons with Disabilities, etc:
Utilization of their residual strengths

■Local Resources:
Utilization of fisheries and forestry industries; weaving, etc.

■Activity Center:
Places where people in the community gather		 → ■Sources of Revenues (by proportion):
Sales: 35%
Subsidies: 60%
Donations: 5%

■Networks:
Concerned parties:
About 70 persons
Concerned organizations: 20		 → ■Community:
Huck-no-Ie has become a place for people in the community to gather. Prejudice and discrimination have faded away as persons with disabilities come and go in the community.

■Users (families):
Service users are able to live and stay for the long term in Tanohata Village. Interaction with the people in the community is enhanced by employment.
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Issues Target Groups for Empowerment
■Disaster:
A decline of industries (fisheries, railroad, etc.) after the Great East Japan Earthquake		 → → Persons with disabilities (40 persons)
Local residents (30 persons		 　

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