FY2024 Supplementary Budget Draft and Measures

Dated November 2024, the original presents the names of two documents concerning the FY2024 supplementary budget draft and a chapter-by-chapter list of measures.

The chapter structure consists of “I. Promoting Investment for Regional Revitalization and Economic Growth,” “II. Decarbonizing Daily Life to Help Address Rising Energy Costs,” and “III. Ensuring the Safety and Security of the Public through National Resilience and Other Measures.”

Chapter II identifies housing, buildings, renewable energy, storage batteries, factories and business facilities, and commercial vehicles as components of decarbonizing daily life to help address rising energy costs.

Chapter III positions disaster waste processing, the introduction of renewable energy equipment and other systems at public facilities, and PFAS measures as efforts to ensure the safety and security of the public through national resilience and other measures.

Chapter I includes regional decarbonization promotion grants, local production for local consumption resource circulation, advanced facilities for plastic and metal resources, expanded supply of recycled materials for automobiles, food loss reduction, sustainable fashion, national parks, and environmental startups.

Chapter II includes insulation window renovations, decarbonization-oriented housing, conversion of buildings to ZEBs and energy-efficiency renovations, self-consumption renewable energy and storage batteries, CO2 reduction for small and medium-sized enterprises and others, and electrification of commercial vehicles and other vehicles.

Chapter III includes the demolition of houses and disaster waste processing related to the Noto Peninsula Earthquake and heavy rains, restoration of damaged facilities on the Noto Peninsula, general waste treatment facilities, septic tanks, processing systems prepared for large-scale disasters, and the introduction of renewable energy equipment at public facilities.

The same chapter also includes Minamata disease research, chemical substance analysis in the Ecochil survey, PFAS measures, measures for designated managed wildlife, control of invasive alien species, and the collection and processing of marine litter including plastics.