Love Township Unlimited "FAAVO", Local Revitalization X New Attempt of Mass Fund-raising

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It was recently discovered that in 2012, Taiwan also gave birth to a website for mass fund-raising-Tut-tut.

The so-called crowdfunding refers to the practice of raising funds from an unspecified majority of people through the Internet. As a new form of fund dispatching means, it has attracted a lot of attention all over the world. it is said that there are more than 500 websites providing mass fund-raising services in the world. The masses of Japanese have raised money to write the words, "We have a lot of money," which is directly transplanted from English, and the sponsors put forward a plan to raise funds from unspecified supporters on the Internet within a certain period of time.

Shimane Prefecture's plan is very enthusiastic.

Together with the new FAAVO Yamagata, which opened in May, a total of 11 places have adopted a joint operation model. This year, there are also Hokkaido, Chiba, Nara, Mitsuki, Hiroshima and other prefectures, as well as Akita Yoko, Ibaraki, Feiji in Gifu, Tokyo District 23 and other urban towns and villages are expected to operate in the form of local partners.

After a look, there are no local partners in Nagano Prefecture, where I am located, because local partners do not accept individual applications. If they can set up a body corporate, it would be good to join the ranks of mass fund-raising.

Resource sharing, intelligence sharing, timely communication

The reason for introducing this website is that I see the powerful power of network sharing and linking.

In the past, most of them started classes and taught local people to make websites from scratch, but the reading rate was not high, so it was better to get together and share a system, which not only increased the exposure rate, but also saved extra effort and money.

In addition, the sponsors shared their progress and feelings through the "follow-up report" after the launch of the project, and the supporters gave support and encouragement through the "support message", which was often the warmest feedback to many workers living in rural areas.

Many good things may come true bit by bit through the masses. The young girls who emigrated to Niigata run the "Local Chronicles of emigrating Women" to introduce the big and small things, as well as to publish recruitment notices for young farmers; the eldest brother, who runs a clothing store in Miyazaki City, creates a special shorts brand for the surfing popular Miyazaki; and the young women who emigrated to the outlying island of Yinqi Shimane have renovated their 120-year-old house in order to give visitors a deeper experience of life on the island.

What's going to happen next is something to look forward to.

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