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Created by Shigeo Tatsuki, Department of Sociology, Doshisha University on papers on long-term recovery of individual lives from natural disasters, disability inclusive disaster risk reduction, social capital and its impacts on social safety and security, and a family system funcioning scale, FACESKG.

Current Works

Disaster Studies Inclusive BOSAI : Summary and evaluation of the RISTEX project #1: Tatsuki, Shigeo: Research, Development and Nation-wide Utilization of Inclusive Disaster Risk Reduction (i-BOSAI) with Professional Social Workers, March 11, 2023, Sendai International Center

Disaster Studies Inclusive BOSAI : Summary and evaluation of the RISTEX project #2: Murano, Junko: Inclusive BOSAI in Beppu City: Working with Local Communities and Diverse Groups and Organizations, March 11, 2023, Sendai International Center

Disaster Studies Inclusive BOSAI : Summary and evaluation of the RISTEX project #3: Nishino, Kanako: Human Resource Development to Create a Community Where No One is Left Behind, World Bosai Forum, March 11, 2023, Sendai International Center

Disaster Studies Inclusive BOSAI : Summary and evaluation of the RISTEX project #4: Tsujioka, Aya:Competencies of Inclusion Managers for Individual Evacuation Planning and Analysis of Work Practices, World Bosai Forum, March 11, 2023, Sendai International Center

Disaster Studies Inclusive BOSAI : Summary and evaluation of the RISTEX project #5: Shirai, Ayaka:REPORT ON THE PROCESSES OF EXPANDING i-BOSAI MODEL IN ECUADOR, World Bosai Forum, March 11, 2023, Sendai International Center

Short bio

Shigeo was one of the organizers of the Kwansei Gakuin University Relief Volunteer Center that managed about 7,500 student volunteers after the 1995 Kobe earthquake. From 1997 to 2005, he was an active member of Hyogo Forum for Advocating Individual Recovery. For his recovery advocacy work, Shigeo was awarded the Governor's Award for distinguished service in 2005.

Current Works

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