Category | Issue | Background | Impact | Prout Village's Solution |
Economy / Labor / Technology | Changes in labor structure due to AI | AI and automation are taking over many jobs. | Domestic employment and income decline; consumption and investment decrease. | All aspects of self-sufficiency progress, eliminating the concept of jobs and employment. |
Delay in AI competition | Technological gap with overseas firms and countries is widening. | Decline in economic competitiveness and slow adaptation in labor structure. | Even daily goods are locally produced, eliminating economic dependency. | |
Yen depreciation & capital outflow | Profits flowing out to foreign IT firms cause yen to depreciate. | Rising import costs and price pressure. | No need for money, hence no concept of yen depreciation. | |
Poverty issues | More people are living in poverty; inequality is widening. | Less access to health, education, and social participation. | No poverty because houses and food are self-supplied. | |
Pension / social security issues | Aging population increases financial pressure on social security. | Insecurity in old age and reduction in consumption. | Housing, food, driverless cars, and medical equipment are all self-supplied and free, so people can live without pensions. | |
Drug abuse issues | Increase in abuse and addiction of drugs. | Health damage and social instability. | No one needs to sell drugs to survive, removing the drug market. | |
Environment / Climate / Resources | Climate change / global warming | Typhoons, heavy rain are worsening; crops yield is declining. | Worsening food security and water shortage. | Without economic activity or logistics, CO2 emissions drastically decrease, solving global warming. |
Decline of agricultural population (esp. Japan) | Young people are leaving farming. | Decline in food self-sufficiency; price volatility due to import reliance. | Each resident is allocated farmland and grows their own food. | |
Increased risk of infectious diseases | Environmental change and population density increase spread of infections. | Increased burden on healthcare; economic disruption. | Each municipality can lock down early without concern for rent or food, thanks to self-sufficiency. | |
Geopolitical risks (localized wars) | Resource and energy supply instability. | Price hikes, supply chain chaos. | All necessities are self-produced, so price hikes or logistics halts don't affect life. | |
Energy problems | Dependence on nuclear and fossil fuels causes various risks. | Environmental pollution, accidents, depletion of resources. | Drastically reduced power use allows life with only renewable energy. | |
Deforestation | Excessive logging and land use changes. | Loss of biodiversity and climate regulation. | No commercial logging; municipalities manage planned logging and reforestation. | |
Marine environmental changes | Marine pollution and warming disturb ecosystems. | Decline in fishery resources and ecosystem services. | No overfishing for profit; fish populations are preserved. | |
Plastic pollution | Accumulation of waste plastics in the ocean and land. | Ecosystem disruption and food chain contamination. | Plastic products are not produced due to resource restrictions in production units, so waste is eliminated. | |
Waste issues | Increase in waste and improper treatment. | Environmental pollution and sanitation problems. | All products are biodegradable or recyclable, preventing environmental pollution. | |
Security / Conflict | War | Conflicts over resources, territory, and economy. | Human casualties, economic collapse, social instability. | Leaders are nominated by villagers for sincerity, avoiding ego-driven governance and thus war. |
Society / Population / Policy | Population decline | Declining labor population, reduced productivity. | Decline in national power, stress on welfare. | No national competition due to no economy, hence no concern about reduced national power. |
Aging society | Aging reduces workforce and strains welfare. | Economic stagnation and unsustainable services. | With no jobs, everyone has time to help elders, promoting mutual support. | |
Educational inequality | Education opportunities vary due to region and income gaps. | Academic and employment disparity; societal division. | No companies or academic hierarchy; minimum necessary education is provided with freedom to explore interests. | |
Immigration / Refugee issues | Conflicts, economic disparity, sea level rise causing large population movement. | Social friction, instability, resource allocation challenges. | Each Prout Village provides free housing and food, allowing refugees to settle and live independently. | |
Sexual minorities (LGBTQ+) | Prejudice and lack of understanding; insufficient protection of rights. | Mental burden, limited social participation, societal division. | Sincere leaders create a tolerant atmosphere. Free movement and international exchange increase mutual understanding. | |
Politics | Aging politicians & low youth voter turnout | Rising average age of politicians; youth participation low. | Rigid policies, poor reflection of youth needs. | All residents over 10 nominate one person; youth are likely to be selected. Leaders are annually reviewed for suitability. |
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