Considering the Future of Social Security Through Lessons from Pandemic Response: HGPI Holds Salon
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The Health and Global Policy Institute (HGPI) will hold the "7th HGPI Salon 2025-2026" on December 18, 2026. Applications from participants are currently being accepted.
HGPI is a non-profit, independent, and nonpartisan private think tank. To date, it has worked on research and policy proposals addressing issues in healthcare and social security.
The theme of this salon is "Looking Ahead to the Future of Japan's Social Security: Past Experiences and Future Directions from Pandemic Response." Its purpose is to look back on the response to the spread of the COVID-19 virus and consider Japan's social security system going forward.
Measures against infectious diseases are closely tied to the structures of healthcare and social security. This salon will provide an opportunity to organize past experiences and consider how to apply them in the future. Those interested should check the application procedure in the HGPI announcement.
Sources: HGPI
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