FY2019

Overview of the business
Outline of the event
Sunday, December 15
Debriefing session for the winners of the Encouragement Prize
About Submission
Main schedule
Relay Interview Project
"Ask Social Innovators!"
Scene from the event (FY2018)

Recruitment of Student Executive Committee Members
Contact information

Overview of the business

The purpose of this program is to provide opportunities for students who are conducting research to identify and solve the problems faced by cities to make presentations, as well as to provide opportunities for research exchange including faculty members, to present their results and deepen their own research. Excellent presentations receive research encouragement awards (Kyoto Prefectural Governor's Award, Kyoto Mayor's Award, University Consortium Kyoto President's Award, Japan Society for Public Policy Award, etc.).

Outline of the event

The 15th Policy Research Exchange Conference from Kyoto

This year, the 15th edition of the conference since fiscal 2005, is "Urban Policy in General" and a wide range of research presentations are invited on policies to solve urban issues from various perspectives such as the environment, economy, culture, community, and welfare. Why don't you deepen exchanges among students not only at universities and graduate schools with policy faculties, but also beyond the boundaries of universities and seminars, and propose policy proposals and disseminate information about the results of daily research and learning to local communities?
We look forward to hearing your presentations!

Sunday, December 15, 2019 10:00~17:30 (expected to end)

Place

Ryukoku University Fukakusa Campus Wakaikan
〒612-8577 67
Fukakusazukahoncho, Fushimi-ku, Kyoto (Access) →Ryukoku University HP (access) is here
Get off at JR Nara Line "Inari" Station and walk about 8 minutes Get off at Ryukoku Omae Fukakusa Station on the Keihan Main Line and walk about 3 minutes Get off at Kuinabashi Station on the Kyoto Municipal Subway Karasuma Line and walk about 7 minutes

Hosted

University Consortium Kyoto

Planning & Operation

Urban Policy Research Promotion Committee The 15th Policy Research Exchange Conference from Kyoto Student Executive Committee

Presentation Theme

Theme: "Urban Policy in General" (The word "city" here is not limited to "urban") You
can freely think about the fields that are themes in urban policy, such as "environment," "economy," "culture," "community," and "welfare."

≪Points to note≫
Clarify your awareness of the issues and issues, and structure your policy proposals so that they are concrete and original based on the background behind them and the current situation and analysis.
Graduate students may also report on their research on policy at the graduate school.

Presentation Format

Please select one of the formats.

Oral presentation
Area announcement Q&A Total
undergraduate 15 mins. 15 mins. 30 minutes
graduate student 15 mins. 15 mins. 30 minutes
Panel Presentations
Materials will be displayed on the panels, explanations will be given to visitors, and questions will be answered by the judges.

Sunday, December 15

On Sunday, December 15, the 15th Policy Research Exchange Conference from Kyoto was held at the Wakaikan on the Fukakusa Campus of Ryukoku University.

This year marks the 15th time that students and graduate students who identify problems and issues faced by cities and conduct research to solve them present their research results, and more than 500 visitors have visited the event.
Sixty-eight groups were divided into 10 subcommittees to give oral presentations, and both the students who gave presentations and the students who asked questions were serious. The enthusiastic question-and-answer session and advice from the judges seemed to give the students hints for deepening their research in the future.

Sixteen groups participated in the panel presentation. Through research presentations, many students deepened exchanges with students from other universities who they rarely have the opportunity to meet.

The theme of the 15th competition was "AI and Our Changing Future," and science writer Kaoru Takeuchi was invited to give a lecture. We provided an opportunity to think about how humans and AI can coexist and how to maximize the best of both humans and AI, what abilities only humans have and what they can do, and where they can make use of the strengths of AI.

And the award ceremony. When the names of the award winners were announced in the hall, there was a roar and cheer, and the award winners shared their thoughts on this research presentation along with their impressions.
The number of entries is increasing year by year, and this tournament is attracting more and more attention. From the expressions and words of the participating students, it was clear that they had great opportunities for learning and exchange this year as well.

Oral presentation (breakout session) 1

Oral presentation (breakout session) 2

Panel presentation 1

Panel presentation 2

Student Planning: Lecturer Kaoru Takeuchi

Student project: Lecture

Award Ceremony: Scene from the venue

Award Ceremony: Research Encouragement Award Winners from Kyoto Prefectural University

Research Encouragement Award Winners

(Click to view the PDF data.) * Papers and PPT data are posted only with permission.)　　　　　　　　　　　　

Award Name	category	Presentation Title	Area	Name of organizations	Name of university
Kyoto Prefectural Governor's Award	Panel Presentation (Bachelor Course) (Graduate School)	Balancing the Preservation of Rights in the Admission Common Forest with the Acceptance and Inclusion of Migrants	Organizations	Faculty of Policy Science, Gakujin Takamura Seminar Group A	Ritsumeikan University
Kyoto Prefectural Governor's Award	Panel Presentation (Bachelor Course) (Graduate School)	*No graduate student applicants in 2019	―	―	―
Kyoto Mayor's Award	Oral Presentation (Undergraduate) (Graduate School)	The effectiveness and medium-term effects of games in sovereign education	Organizations	Faculty of Public Policy 3rd Year Kubota Seminar	Kyoto Prefectural University
Kyoto Mayor's Award	Oral Presentation (Undergraduate) (Graduate School)	Introduction of Multicultural Coexistence Coordinator in Kyoto City	Organizations	Policy Proposal Seminar	Graduate School of Public Policy, Kyoto University
University Consortium Kyoto President's Award	Panel 2nd place (Undergraduate) (Graduate School)	Sovereignty Education Program for Elementary School Students by the Faculty of Policy Studies	Organizations	Faculty of Public Policy 2nd Year Kubota Seminar	Kyoto Prefectural University
	Panel 2nd place (Undergraduate) (Graduate School)	*No graduate student applicants in 2019	―	―	―
	Oral 2nd place (Undergraduate) (Graduate School)	A Study of New Indices in the Evaluation of SME Financing	Organizations	Nakamori Seminar	Ryukoku University
	Oral 2nd place (Undergraduate) (Graduate School)	Possibility of Using Video in Policy Explanations -Proposal to Increase Participants in Maizuru City Citizens' Review-	Personal	Hazuki Ikeda	Kyoto Prefectural University Graduate School
Japan Public Policy Association Award	Thesis (Bachelor Course)	Succession of festivals in collaboration with volunteers -The Case of "Age Pine" in the Tsurugaoka District, Miyama-cho, Nantan City, Kyoto Prefecture-	Organizations	Faculty of Sociology Otani Seminar Miyama Group	Bukkyo University
Japan Public Policy Association Award	Thesis (Graduate School)	Possibility of Using Video in Policy Explanations -Proposal to Increase Participants in Maizuru City Citizens' Review-	Personal	Hazuki Ikeda	Kyoto Prefectural University Graduate School
Excellence Award	Oral presentation	A Study of Sustainable Kyoto City Bus Operation System	Personal	Kei Hatanaka	Ritsumeikan University
		A new form of tourism utilizing the tea industry	Organizations	Team-Ochat	Kyoto Prefectural University
		Making Kyoto sightseeing more attractive	Organizations	Kyoto Shirabe Corps	Ryukoku University
		Poverty Countermeasures for Boarding Students in Kyoto Prefecture	Organizations	Kazama Seminar Public Housing Group	Doshisha University
		Political participation of young people	Organizations	Fukao Seminar Group D	Ryukoku University
		Promotion of recycling-oriented community stockpiling through public-private collaboration	Organizations	Kazama Seminar Circulating Stockpiling Team	Doshisha University
		New possibilities for behavioral choices in crowdfunding	Organizations	Crimson Panini	Ryukoku University
		The Possibility of Hometown Education with Active Learning Seen from Regional Film Production	Organizations	Fukao Seminar A	Ryukoku University
		Toward Solving the Cat Problem in Local Communities in Kyoto: A Proposal for the StrayCatAdviser Dispatch Project	Organizations	Kazama Seminar Regional Cat Group	Doshisha University
	Panel Presentations	Survey and research on the creation of a student-led migration information platform	Organizations	Faculty of Regional Management Taniguchi Seminar Vacant Store Team	Fukuchiyama Public University

Click here for PowerPoint papers and oral presentations of the 14th Annual Research Encouragement Award

Debriefing session for the winners of the Encouragement Prize

On February 28, 2020, we invited representatives from government agencies to report on the winners of the Encouragement Award for presenters who received the Kyoto Prefectural Governor's Award and the Mayor of Kyoto Award at the 15th Policy Research Exchange Conference from Kyoto.

We received valuable opinions from the departments of Kyoto Prefectural Government and Kyoto City Hall, which are related to the research theme of the award winners, and it was an opportunity to further deepen future research and return the research results to society.

▲Ritsumeikan University Faculty of Policy Science Takamura Gakujin Seminar Group A (Kyoto Prefectural Governor's Award)

▲Kyoto University Graduate School of Public Policy Policy Seminar (Kyoto Mayor's Award)

▲Kubota Seminar , Faculty of Public Policy, Kyoto Prefectural University (Kyoto Mayor's Award)

▲Q&A session

▲State of the venue

▲Everyone who participated in the report meeting of the Encouragement Award winners

About Submission

◆Please check the application guidelines.　→ Application Guidelines

■Qualifications

Students and graduate students of member universities and junior colleges of the University Consortium Kyoto (both individuals and groups are acceptable)
* In the case of a group, it is possible if the representative meets the above conditions.

■How to apply

Please click the application button below, fill out the Presenter Application and Paper Submission Form, and upload your presentation paper.
You will receive an automatic reply email when your application is completed. In this auto-reply email, we will inform you of the reference number, so be sure to check it. In the unlikely event that you have not received an automatic reply email, please contact us using the contact information below.

■Submission of Presenter Application and Presentation Paper Submission Presenter Application Period

2019/6/18(Tue)~2019/10/31(Thu)

Please apply from the Presenter Application and Paper Submission Form on the Consortium of Universities Kyoto official website. * Papers will not be accepted by e-mail.

Main schedule (updated from time to time)

Tuesday, June 18, 2019~	Call for presenters now
Thursday, October 31, 2019	Deadline for submission of papers
Friday, November 1, 2019~	Information on various applications for student projects, etc.
Mid~late November, 2019	Notification of Presenter Confirmation Sent (Email) Conference Program Announcement Pre-briefing session for presenters (tentative)
Sunday, December 15, 2019	The 15th Policy Research Exchange Conference from Kyoto

Relay Interview Project "Ask Social Innovators!"

Policy Research Exchange Conference from Kyoto Relay interview project by judges has started! Episodes about the Policy Research Exchange Conference and tips for thinking about social contribution through "urban policy" will be delivered by social innovators beyond the boundaries of universities.

1st Kyoto
Tachibana University Vice President Takashi Sakamoto

2nd Kyoto
Sangyo University Professor Hiroki Shino

Interview 3
Bukkyo University Associate Professor Mitsuo Ohzuka

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You can see the page of the Policy Research Exchange Conference from Kyoto from here.

Scene from the event (FY2018)

Recruitment of Student Executive Committee Members

*Application for 2019 has ended.

Contact information

University Consortium Kyoto The 15th Policy Research Exchange Conference from Kyoto
Urban Policy
E-mail seisaku-admin-ml■consortium.or.jp (Please change ■ to @ and send)
TEL 075-353-9130 FAX 075-353-9101
600-8216 Campus Plaza Kyoto
, Shimogyo-ku, Kyoto *Business hours: Tuesday ~ Saturday 9:00~17:00 (excluding year-end and New Year holidays)