福島県の産業創生事業とイノベーション・エコシステムの形成

抄録

Twelve years after the combined disasters of the Great East Japan Earthquake and the nuclear power plant accident in Fukushima Prefecture, the national government and prefectural governments are playing an important role in the industrial creation project based on the Fukushima Innovation Coast Framework, which is being implemented as a national project by industry, academia, government, industry, academia and civil society. The projects are managed by the Fukushima Innovation Coast Promotion Organization (FIPO) in cooperation and collaboration with the governments. Along with the implementation of projects aiming at innovative technological development that will bring about social change, the organization is simultaneously working on the formation of an innovation ecosystem centred on enterprises and the development of human resources for the next generation. In this report, I introduce some case studies, discuss the challenges of industrial human resource development, and consider measures to meet these needs from the perspective of the 'diversity' and 'co-education' required for a sustainable society.