NEW: Andrew DeWit, Japan’s “National Resilience Plan”: Its Promise and Perils in the Wake of the Election Despite being ignored during the campaign for the recent election, Japans National Resilience strategy is a very important, multi-trillion-yen initiative that, like most countries efforts to bolster resilience against climate change and other urgent threats, is a work in progress. However, as Andrew DeWit shows, the scale and scope of Japans strategy is unparalleled and could be of immense benefit to the nations resilience and sustainable growth prospects and a beacon for the global community. But in the absence of any clear direction to Abenomics, Japans initiative could be largely squandered on roads and other concrete-intensive projects. Click here to read the article → bit.ly/1wgllkY Fresh Currents; The Nautilus Institute for Security and Sustainability;
Posted on: Tue, 23 Dec 2014 23:41:36 +0000
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