PATTERN OF CIVIC ENGAGEMENT FROM PUBLIC FACILITY MANAGEMENT AND CIVIC GROUP ACTIVITY FOR DOWNTOWN REVITALIZATION

Abstract

The operation of public facilities is increasingly outsourced to the private sector for cost reasons. On the other hand, the local government is the only organization that can involve in the local community permanently, but their role in facility management is not adequately discussed. We analyze human-environment transactions around public facility “Hacchi” and civic group “Machigumi” which are located in Hachinohe-City, and describe the patterns of civic engagement and the roles of local governments.

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