Title	Civil Minimum Plan - 1968 : How Civil Minimums Can Be Achieved
Imprint	Tokyo : Tokyo Metropolitan Government, 1968
Connect to	https://digiverse.chula.ac.th/Info/item/dc:107027
Descript	68 pages : charts ; 36x24 cm

Describes methods used in making the plan. Defines civil minimum and contrasts Japanese national minimums with those projected for Tokyo. Contains plans for safeguarding lives and health of residents, noting public health facilities and measures during natural disasters. Considers measures for decreasing water and air pollution. Establishes minimums for care of the handicapped, including treatment and training; for the care of the aged; and for assistance to working mothers. Provides for welfare facilities for workers, for vocational training, and for consumer protection. Notes projects to develop suburban agriculture, forestry and fisheries and to assist small businesses. Deals with housing, water supply, sewage and garbage disposal, noise, traffic, mass transport and schools. [TAIC]

Way of thinking in the making of this plan -- Contents of the plan - statement : Tasks for the safeguarding of lives and health of the residents ; Problem for stable living -- Background of the plan

1. planning
2. health
3. commerce
4. fish
5. industry
6. funding
7. women
8. research
9. husbandry
10. forestry
11. recreation
12. agriculture
13. water resources
14. urban development
15. standard of living
16. statistical data
17. standard of living
18. transport
19. education
20. Japan

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